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In part two Manny responds to some of my preconceptions about what hip hop music is and is not. In part one he explained the culture of hip hop and why he founded the center for Hip Hop Advocacy.
Manny Faces is an award-winning new media journalist and podcast producer based in the New York Metropolitan area. He is the co-creator, co-producer, audio editor, and host of News Beat (www.usnewsbeat.com), a groundbreaking, multiple award-winning podcast series that melds hard-hitting social justice journalism and expert interviews with music and original hip-hop lyrics crafted by independent hip-hop artists. In 2015, he founded The Center for Hip-Hop Advocacy (www.hiphopadvocacy.org), a non-profit organization utilizing journalism, original research, and media/public outreach to increase awareness and understanding of Hip-Hop’s proven ability to improve society and uplift humanity. He is an accomplished DJ, producer/remixer, event host, and public speaker, often advocating on behalf of hip-hop music, culture, and community at universities, organizations, and festivals throughout the country and the world. https://www.mannyfaces.com/
In part one Manny explains the culture of hip hop and why he founded the center for Hip Hop Advocacy. In part two he responds to some of my preconceptions about what hip hop music is and is not.
Manny Faces is an award-winning new media journalist and podcast producer based in the New York Metropolitan area. He is the co-creator, co-producer, audio editor, and host of News Beat (www.usnewsbeat.com), a groundbreaking, multiple award-winning podcast series that melds hard-hitting social justice journalism and expert interviews with music and original hip-hop lyrics crafted by independent hip-hop artists. In 2015, he founded The Center for Hip-Hop Advocacy (www.hiphopadvocacy.org), a non-profit organization utilizing journalism, original research, and media/public outreach to increase awareness and understanding of Hip-Hop’s proven ability to improve society and uplift humanity. He is an accomplished DJ, producer/remixer, event host, and public speaker, often advocating on behalf of hip-hop music, culture, and community at universities, organizations, and festivals throughout the country and the world. https://www.mannyfaces.com/ Science Genius Program
SIMONE KNEGO leads an ordinary life filled with extraordinary moments. As a wife, mother to six children (and three dogs), and a serial entrepreneur, she splits her time between her family, businesses, and personal growth. She’s realized the small choices she makes every day to do good actually have the power to inspire others. With this book, she hopes to inspire you to embrace life’s ups and downs and realize the impact you’re making on the world.
Read more about her at her website: https://simoneknego.com/
The Extraordinary Unordinary You is available at Amazon and most online book sellers. You can find her on Instagram and Facebook- Author Simone Knego.
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Polyglot with 8 currently active languages and more on the side. Former expat and international English teacher, now back in the US trying to conquer her latest adventure: new motherhood. Speaks six languages with her toddler daughter regularly.
http://chooseyourlifeadventure.com
Resources Sarah mentions:
Verbling.com
italki.com
Quizlet for flashcards
Busuu - language site Liz mentions
Liz Sumner, a candidate for the 23rd Wisconsin Assembly District in 2018, is a Fox Point resident, small business owner, wife and mother of two small children. Liz was born and raised in Milwaukee, spending her first years in the Sherman Park neighborhood before moving to Shorewood, where she attended Shorewood public schools and graduated from Shorewood High School.
Liz was lucky enough to spend two years abroad, one with her family during her sophomore year of high school in Utrecht, The Netherlands, and the other in Paris for her junior year of college. After graduating from Marquette University with a BA in Political Science and French, she moved to Seattle where she explored the beautiful outdoors of the Pacific Northwest and fostered her love of fashion and retail.
Three years later, Liz returned to the Midwest, spending eight years in Chicago where she developed her management skills working for home furnishings retailer Z Gallerie and at The Boeing Stores, the retail marketing division of The Boeing Company. In 2006, Liz graduated with an MBA from the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago with concentrations in Strategy and Finance.
After graduation, Liz moved home to Milwaukee to open SHOP, a women’s clothing and accessories boutique, with her business partner mom. For the past 10 years, they have worked tirelessly to see their business, and other local businesses, succeed. To that end, Liz served on the Shorewood Business Improvement District Board for 6 years where she helped steer marketing for the district and create successful events that brought people to the Village to eat, shop and explore.
Liz and her husband Nathaniel, also a small business owner, married in 2010 and purchased their home in Fox Point two years later. Together they are raising their two small children, who will both be in the public school system next year and attending religious school at Congregation Shalom, where they are members. In 2015, Liz was elected trustee to the Fox Point Village Board and was recently re-elected in the 2018 Spring elections.
In the interview Liz mentions candidate training programs provided by Wisconsin Progress, Emerge, and Emily's List
Shaily started doing social media for her hobby community in high school… ON MYSPACE. She didn't realize what she did was doing social media until after college when she saw a question on a job application asking if she had ever managed an online community, and she realized there was something there.
She graduated from Indiana University with a degree and certification in elementary education K-6, and she now uses those mad teaching skills to lead workshops, work with business owners 1-on-1 training them on social media, and has coached 170+ B2B consultants on how to use LinkedIn to grow their business. She guides business on how to stay top of mind with their community and referral network using social media. I hold them accountable and boost their confidence in themselves, what they have to offer, and their own social media abilities. She loves live streaming, event social media, live Tweeting, and comment engagement.
Learn more @ YourSocialMediaSherpa.com.
She has spoken at Trunk Club, Fiverr, State Farm, Notre Dame, University of Illinois, DePaul University, and University of Chicago.
She is a Persian-Moroccan Indiana University Grad who loves cheesy icebreakers, bubble tea, poker, reality competition shows like Big Brother and Survivor, TEDx conferences, magic, flea markets, the Jewish community, and her sequin closet. Teacher of social media as a tool of empowerment
Other websites she has ShailyHakimian.com & FriendingOurFoes.com
Learn more about Shaily on LinkedIn, Twitter, and don’t look too hard for her on TikTok. Social Links: linktr.ee/hakimian45
Resources Shaily Mentioned:
Clubhouse Video
LinkedIn Profiles she loves
Focusmate.com
SixWeekCycles.com
Isabella Bedoya helps independent artists establish profitable and sustainable music careers so they can get paid doing what they love. She is the founder of The Fame Hackers, an artist accelerator for musicians that want to go from starving artists to thriving artists. After working as an A&R under Sony Music, Isabella uses her industry experience coupled with cutting-edge strategies to help musicians monetize their music careers and reach the levels of success they desire. Isabella has not only worked with many celebrities and influencers, but has been able to help rising artists become viral sensations. Isabella has been invited to speak at Beat The Clock Podcast, Musicians Institute, and has also been published on NBC, BoldTV, Thrive Global, Medium, and Music Industry Weekly to name a few.
About Fame Hackers (thefamehackers.com)
FAME, in Fame Hackers, is a four letter acronym that stands for Foundation, Audience, Monetization, and Exposure. If you establish a strong foundation, and if you attract your ideal audience, all you need is to create offers to monetize your audience and scale your brand awareness through exposure.
For free tools including 7 tips to grow a fan base, 5 steps to monetize your brand, and the Fame Hackers hashtag strategy click this link: http://bit.ly/podcastfreebies
Follow Isabella on Instagram @thefamehackers
Orly is the founder of the global non-profit, Life Vest Inside, a kindness expert, educator, best selling author, entrepreneur and keynote speaker who inspires audiences to take action. Her talks and workshops provide the groundwork for lasting change and motivate people to become the best version of themselves so that they can influence the world for good. Drawing from her personal journey, groundbreaking science, and her signature wit, Orly inspires people to tap into the power of kindness—the most underutilized skill in today’s world. Through her talk, Orly demonstrates how kindness and a simple shift in perspective can alter the way a person connects with themselves and the world around them.
From a young age, Orly was determined to become a part of the change she wished to see in the world. After tragedy stuck her and her family in her adolescent years and she was thrown into a deep depression, Orly found her voice, her strength and made a promise to be there for others the way she had wished someone would have been there for her. It is that promise that has guided her along her journey.
From her teenage years as a community activist, Orly went on to become a middle school educator teaching the children to embrace unity, build their self-esteem and identify their purpose. In 2011, Orly founded Life Vest Inside, a non-profit organization with a mission to inspire, empower and educate people of all backgrounds to lead a life of kindness.
Life Vest Inside gained international acclaim when Orly’s award-winning film “Kindness Boomerang” went viral, receiving over 100 million people, landing her a spot at TED2013 and launched what has come to be known as the “Kindness Revolution”. Her film set a precedent that was incorporated into the culture and marketing strategy of companies and organizations alike.
Through Life Vest Inside, Orly has created a powerful kindness network that fosters dialogue with people across the globe, including parts of the world torn apart by conflict. Through our approach, we establish peace in place of conflict, love in place of hatred, hope in place of fear, and kindness in place of mistrust. As a result we have seen a positive change in the way people engage with one another and respect each other.
In 2012, Orly created and launched Dance for Kindness, the largest annual worldwide FlashMob which has grown to be a phenomenal leadership training program in over 50 countries. In 2015, she co-created Project Hope Exchange - a digital online repository of messages of hope. In 2017, Orly released her best-selling first book, Kindness Boomerang.
Orly travels globally giving talks and workshops in schools, companies and community centers as a means of inspiring others to infuse a culture of kindness into the everyday. Most recently, in 2019, Orly created and launched a mobile app in memory of her grandfather. The app, Abraham’s Legacy: A Social Network for Prayer connects people across the globe through the power of collective prayer.
Link to the poem Orly mentioned: https://allpoetry.com/poem/8624439-Thinking-by-Walter-D-Wintle
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