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There will not be a new episode this week. We will pick back up on April 2nd, with: HussleNomics: Money, Ownership & Business Lessons Inspired by Nipsey Hussle.
In this episode of MasterMind Podcast, Malia and Chris discuss "I Got You" by Rob Hill Sr. For the love birds out there, this episode is all about finding the right person and how to keep them once you've finally captured them. During the book review, the MasterMinds discuss commitment, what love means to them and why some millennials don't want to be in relationships. Malia shares what she feels couldn't be compromised in her previous relationship. Chris revisits his past situationships and explains to Malia how he thought the grass was greener on the other side. The duo also can't seem to come to an agreement on whether women really know when a man is feeling them or not. More reactions to look forward to are what Chris feels was missing from the book, what are Malia's relationship standards and what ratings do the MasterMind have for "I Got You." Also listen out until the end of the episode for a special announcement. If you want to read the book, click here to place your order. Missed our prior episode and want to catch up? Don't worry, click here we got you! Make sure you're following and subscribed to us on the following platforms to keep up with our lit reviews: Twitter Instagram Facebook Spotify Stitcher Apple Podcast
In this episode of MasterMind Podcast, Malia and Chris discuss "Message to the Blackman in America" by Elijah Muhammad. During the book review, the two hit on: Islamic vs. Christian faith, economic security, and cultural development. Malia breaks down the difference between black nationalism and black separatism. Chris shares how he thinks he's grown to love himself over the years and his new discovery about himself after reading the book. If you want to read the book, click here to place your order. Missed our prior episode and want to catch up? Don't worry, click here we got you! Make sure you're following and subscribed to us on the following platforms to keep up with our lit reviews: Twitter Instagram Facebook Spotify Stitcher Apple Podcast
There will not be a new episode this week. We will pick up on Feb 27th, with: Message To The Black Man by Elijah Muhammad
In this episode of MasterMind Podcast, Malia and Chris are joined by author, Khalil Saadiq to discuss "The Way of the Superior Man" by David Deida. During the book review, the three hit on: toxic masculinity, gender roles, and masculine + feminine energy. Malia breaks down how feminine energy stacks up against masculine energy. Khalil explains the different cycles men go through and why it's okay to have different dynamics in relationships. Chris shares his opinion on why a core circle of friends should be diverse. If you want to read the book, click here to place your order. Missed our prior episode and want to catch up? Don't worry, click here we got you! Make sure you're following and subscribed to us on the following platforms to keep up with our lit reviews: Twitter Instagram Facebook Spotify Stitcher Apple Podcast
In this episode of MasterMind Podcast, The MasterMinds sit down to discuss one of the "hardest" books they've read for the podcast. To start off the episode, Malia and Chris both come to an agreeance that Power Vs. Force by David R. Hawkins is a book that can't be read and digested fully in two weeks. The duo discuss the power of energies and the reason you should strive to be around the right type of energy. If you want to read the book, click here to place your order. Missed our prior episode and want to catch up? Don't worry, click here we got you! Make sure you're following and subscribed to us on the following platforms to keep up with our lit reviews: Twitter Instagram Facebook Spotify Stitcher
For the first book review of 2020, the MasterMinds are discussing "Crushing It!" by Gary Vaynerchuk. The MasterMind duo are joined by social influencer, Henry Goss. During the episode, the three discuss how to monetize and brand a business. Chris explains the issue he has with sharing too much on social media. Henry shares with Chris and Malia the benefits of staying consistent with pushing out content. Malia discusses how collaborations can help businesses and influencers grow their brands. If you want to read the book, click here to place your order. Missed our prior episode and want to catch up? Don't worry, click here we got you! Do you want to be a part of the show? Leave us a message on Anchor and we'll post your message on our next show. Share anything from how you think the podcast is going, what you would like to hear us review, why you liked a particular read or if you just want to stop by and say hi, that's fine too. Make sure you're following and subscribed to us on the following platforms to keep up with our lit reviews: Twitter Instagram Spotify SoundCloud Apple Podcast Stitcher #ReadingHasNeverBeenThisLit
It's the last book review for the MasterMinds for 2019. However, Chris and Malia made sure to send you off into the New Year, with another LIT episode. The MasterMind duo take a dive into Andre C. Hatchett's book, "Own or Be Owned: The Black Man's Guide to Wealth Creation." The two are on two opposite sides in the episode for several reasons pertaining to the book. Malia explains why she thinks the title of the book is so important. Chris shares how he feels having a debit card as a teenager impacted his life. The two also tell each other what they feel is the hardest adversity they've had to overcome.If you want to read the book, click here to place your order.Missed our prior episode and want to catch up? Don't worry, click here we got you! Do you want to be a part of the show? Leave us a message on Anchor and we'll post your message on our next show. Share anything from how you think the podcast is going, what you would like to hear us review, why you liked a particular read or if you just want to stop by and say hi, that's fine too.Make sure you're following and subscribed to us on the following platforms to keep up with our lit reviews: Twitter Instagram Spotify SoundCloud Apple Podcast #ReadingHasNeverBeenThisLit
This episode of MasterMind Podcast is different!!! Chef Vel and Tre'ona Kelty-Jacobs of Veltree, a vegan soul food cafe in Charlotte, NC join the show for an in-depth interview about cleaning eating and deets on their poppin' restaurant.
In the show, the duo shares what made them stop eating meat, how they feel about the impossible meat movement and why it's important to be a vegan.
The Veltree duo also discuss different vegan-friendly recipes that beginner vegans can make from home, what type of mindset you have to have to take on being a vegan and how their way of eating stacks up against Dr. Elijah Muhammad
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This conversation was based around the book, "How to Eat to Live" by Dr. Elijah Muhammad. If you missed the discussion on the book check out the episode, click here.
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