@GothamCityCrew | GothamCityCrew.com

Gotham City Crew is a Fan Supporter Club that believes in three principal elements: Game Day Experiences,  apparel, and community. GCC is united by a common love for the Green & White.  

@BrooklynWarmi | BrooklynWarmi.com  

Brooklyn Warmi is a Peruvian & Adoptee owned small business that carefully designs jewelry & apparel to create inclusivity within the diaspora community.  

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@CrownedVisual | www.CrownedVisual.com We make sure your graphic design, logo, advertising, flyer, business card help you stay competitive in your niche. We are the best graphic design in little rock. We also content create in Houston, Texas.   

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This episode is on Financial Literacy & The Stock Market where 4 people discuss the pros, cons, and effects  of both dynamics; from a pro and anti capitalist perspective.   

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This episode converses about Spirituality and the multiple applications and purposes. "There are many religions, races, and genders, but one spirit". 

Business Spotlight: @GorditasWay

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This episode converses about Gardening and the multiple applications and purposes. From individual gardens to communal; suburban setting to urban.  

Business Spotlight: Flower House Group

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This episode is on MENtal Health with a focus on Latino males.  Here we are discussing its importance, application, and avoidance in the Latino community. 

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Decolonizing v Indigenizing. This episode discusses about Decolonizing v Indigenizing. How do they differ, how are they practiced, and why is there an importance?  

After a  year of experiencing Coronavirus  19, where have been, where are we now, and where are we going? This episodes gathers panelists to discuss their experience and  outlook of this pandemic.   

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Nearing 160 years since the Battle of Puebla where a Mexican army defeated the French in an upsetting victory. This battle has been celebrated as a holiday for decades and here we ask the questions, where are we now with commemorating this holiday, where is the line between celebration and cultural appropriation, and how is anti-imperialism being demonstrated in relation to this holiday?  

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