Millennial Minds with YazzieSpeaks

Millennial Minds Eps 42 with John Bell, Author of Memoirs From My Cell by Yasmine Arrington

Millennial Minds Eps 41 with Hannah and Zoha, Co-Founders of HER by Yasmine Arrington

Millennial Minds Eps 40 with Greg Cromwell Pianist, Instructor and Band Member by Yasmine Arrington

Millennial Minds Eps 39 with Amari Ice Certified Gay Matchmaker and Author by Yasmine Arrington

Millennial Minds Eps 38 with Christian Herald Speech and Debate Champion by Yasmine Arrington

Millennial Minds Eps 37 T'Kea Blackman Suicide Survivor & Book Author of Saved and Depressed by Yasmine Arrington

Millennial Minds Eps 36 with WPGC's SunniandtheCity and Author of Still I Shine by Yasmine Arrington

Actor, Singer, Songwriter and former Pro Baseball player talks to us about growing up outside of Detroit and being a child actor and model. He shares with us the unique story of how he landed a lead role in the movie HardBall as a child baseball player. He also talks about the deal he made with his mom to finish high school before pursuing a career in acting. Julian is a force to be reckoned with! In addition to his many talents, he is also a scholar. He developed a plan A, B and C for potential careers. He has a single out called "Don't Call Me" and he is working on releasing more singles and an EP in 2020. He also has started his own athletic business and is working on writing his own television series.

Hear Rebecca Borton talk about her journey from playing in the backwoods of Connecticut and reading books, to studying Economics in London and learning about micro-finance in Ecuador. She was able to purchase her first home by the age of 25 and now she is teaching and empowering women and families how to align their financial habits with their personal values!

FrankNtheCity is a fashionister, influencer, body positive activist and event host from Alabama with a Southern twang. He is a young man with strong faith. He began his professional journey in undergrad studying Criminal Justice and came to Washington, DC to attend howard University to get his Masters in Social Work. He is open and honest with us about how he got into the fashion industry -spending thousands of dollars on photo shoots, falling into a dark season in his life, learning patience, and coming out with optimism and faith that God will put him exactly where he needs to be. This interview will make you laugh, smile and inspire you.