Last Call for Knowledge

In this Episode Martin interviews Poet and Author ibenaGod. ibenaGod is a St. Louis native who has a solid foundation in Spoken Work Poetry & as a author as he has self published his own book. This episode is packed with substance that gives you a tour of the city of St. Louis as the two discuss how tough the city can be and how being resilient is important to transform negative energy into positive energy. They both share thoughts about writing and highlights its importance to honor the wisdom of the culture of black people in the city of St. Louis. Sit back & enjoy this episode!

Website: www.martinjali.com to purchase my self published book and merch. All proceeds will go towards purchasing a bookstore in the city of St. Louis to teach literacy to boys and girls.Point of Contact of ibenaGod

Book "St. Louis Blues A Novel: https://www.amazon.com/dp/179190548X/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_bGsOEbAPG5J7C

Youtube Page: http://youtube.com/channel/UCH_q2RBaAYBFvSKUf26h8_w

Blog: https://meccaofmelanin.blogspot.com/?m=1

Instagram: https://instagram.com/ibenagod?igshid=1sayxkhqqkoz2

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/devaughn.reece

This episode opens the lens of belief and having the strength to overcome adversity. Martin interviews Author Larry Smith III who is the author of 2 books, The Power of Achievement and The Other Side of Ecstasy. The episode unpacks the steps to become a self published author as Larry provides some vital steps to manifest your dreams.  They also talk about literacy in the school systems and how African Americans are disproportionately under the national average. Larry also gives us some insight on how he was able to climb out of his moments of despair by writing and finding Islam. Enjoy the episode & be sure to subscribe, like, and share the podcast. 

Website: www.martinjali.com to purchase my self published book and merch. All proceeds will go towards purchasing a bookstore in the city of St. Louis to teach literacy to boys and girls.

Larry Smith III POC Information

Website: www.authorlarrysmithbooks.com

Email: [email protected]

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100013528146116

Instagram: https://instagram.com/authorlarrysmith?igshid=9zii86h0oeyc

Books: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1087816858/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_L8-Meb6HZYVHP

In this episode Martin explores the city of St. Louis and how there is a lack of leadership to address how urban communities are underserved when it comes to equity for people of color. The episode is packed with useful information to connect the dots about equity to improve the lives of all citizens.  Martin is able to cast a wide net to discuss public policies for the local government, environmental racism, and solutions to combat this long history of disparity. So strap in and enjoy the episode and be sure to subscribe, like, and share the podcast. 

Website: www.martinjali.com to purchase my self published book and merch. All proceeds will go towards purchasing a bookstore in the city of St. Louis to teach literacy to boys and girls.

In this episode I jump down the rabbit hole to discuss "code switching" and what it's like in the workplace and our society. In this episode I share my insight on the plight of code switching and how it shapes us as human beings. I also dive into the realm of how code switching has swayed into our media outlets & the music and movies we listen to and watch. To close out the episode I share 5 reason on why we code switch in today's time. Enjoy the episode and be sure to subscribe and share the podcast. 

Website: www.martinjali.com to purchase my self published book and merch. All proceeds will go towards purchasing a bookstore in the city of St. Louis to teach literacy to boys and girls.

In this episode we tackle the tough subject matter of "passing the baton" in today's society.  During this episode we touch on five principles of what it takes to pass on knowledge to others and we also discuss the attributes of how you can help others carry on the legacy of sharing knowledge and wisdom. Enjoy the episode and be sure to subscribe and share the podcast.

Website: www.martinjali.com to purchase my self published book and merch. All proceeds will go towards purchasing a bookstore in the city of St. Louis to teach literacy to boys and girls.

In this episode we define what agents of change are and simple principles you can utilize to combat the fear of change and to cultivate the growth and development of yourself and the people around you. I also explain how you can provide influence which is seldom discussed in our society. Tune in to hear Martin discuss the benefits of creating change and how it can impact and create an active community. Enjoy! 

Website: www.martinjali.com to purchase my self published book and merch. All proceeds will go towards purchasing a bookstore in the city of St. Louis to teach literacy to boys and girls.

This episode explores the causes that led to education reform, criminal justice, trauma, and school to prison pipeline. In it, I trace the roots of the history of segregated schools, exploring trauma from social norms within urban communities, & national movement that can help create change and justice in this divided system.

Website: www.martinjali.com to purchase my self published book and merch. All proceeds will go towards purchasing a bookstore in the city of St. Louis to teach literacy to boys and girls.

In this episode we tackle goal setting and how vision boards can help you do it and to simplify it for you. We also talk about the lessons around positive thinking to help you maintain your focus and willpower to stay motivated. Do you wish to be successful, happier, have a positive attitude, and just become more of who you should be. Then tap in and take a listen to this podcast. If you're keen on expanding your knowledge to make a change in your society. Then this is the podcast for you as we discuss issues around social justice, mental health, masculinity, and equality. Subscribe and enjoy each episode!

Website: www.martinjali.com to purchase my self published book and merch. All proceeds will go towards purchasing a bookstore in the city of St. Louis to teach literacy to boys and girls.