19 Keys is a serial entrepreneur, NFT/Crypto/Web3 enthusiast, and one of the world's most outspoken thought leaders in the financial and mental health space.

He joins us to discuss financial empowerment, how he's optimizing NFTs through his Crownz Society line and how family structure is monumental to building wealth. Tune in and raise your vibration with 19 Keys.

Host IG:@itstanyatime

Guest IG: @19_keys

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Ever want to start a business but don't have the funds to hire an attorney?

Asha Wilkerson is a business attorney who helps people start their own businesses. She joins the podcast to give her recommendations on free resources and government organizations that are available to help first-time business owners.

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Guest IG: @ashawilkersonesq

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Dawn Dickson-Akpoghene became the first female entrepreneur to raise 1 million dollars through crowdfunding. Additionally, she is the founder of PopCom, Flat Out of Heels, and several other businesses.

Dawn shares her views on entrepreneurship, her business ventures and the difference between crowdfunding & bootstrapping. She also communicates her favorite programs that will help people start businesses and the value of networking with people you know today.

Host IG: @itstanyatime

Guest IG: @dawnwdickson

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Alquincia is an app developer, an entrepreneur, an infopreneur, and the founder of the first black virtual mall.

Alquincia talks about confronting imposter syndrome, making an assessment of yourself, the marketing classes and free educational resources she used to start her business, and all amenities offered in the black virtual mall.

Host IG:@itstanyatime

Guest IG: @akanundrum

Black Virtual Mall IG: @theblackvirtualmall

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Hebru Brantley is a well-known artist, designer, and filmmaker. He is one of Chicago’s fastest-rising artists, some of his works commanding upward of $100,000 and a rapidly growing collector base that includes entrepreneur Swizz Beats, Matthew Pritzker, Jay Z, and your host, Tanya.

He comes onto the podcast to talk about how he got into art, the creation of his iconic Flyboy & Lil Mama characters, and the importance of committing to the art rather than the financial value of a piece.

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Guest IG: @hebrubrantley

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Kim is a journalist, writer, author, and TV producer. She was the first female editor in chief of The Source Magazine. Here she discusses her career as a journalist and starting her own production company. Kim also shares the stumbling blocks she encountered during her career.

Host IG:@itstanyatime

Guest IG: @kimosorio1

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Sahirenys Pierce joins today's podcast to complete a financial review for our listeners. As we are almost halfway through the year, she will discuss tips that will ensure we are on track with our financial goals for 2022. She suggests conversations to have with your financial advisor and what you should look at to protect your wealth. Be sure to listen up!

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Guest IG: @poisedfinancelifestyle

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Jovell is a renowned photographer from Alaska and the co-founder of Akela Space, a gallery showcasing contemporary Alaskan art. He uses the power of photography to express himself and connect within his community.

He talks about his humble beginnings in photography, his first brand deal, the negotiation process of pricing your art, and starting an inclusive community to showcase new artistic talent at Akela Space.

Host IG:@itstanyatime

Guest IG: @jovell

Black in Alaska Project

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Adrian developed a following thanks to a steady string of projects in the mid-2010s, which featured musical assists from major acts like Destiny’s Child alumna Kelly Rowland and rappers Wale and Too $hort.

His debut mixtape, 2013’s 7 Days Of WEAK, was released under Universal Republic Records, and featured production by the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, Beatroc and more. The seven-song effort introduced fans to the open, emotionally-driven lyricist Marcel continues to be.

Adrian tells us about his experience with label company, his decision to be an independant artist, building Marcel University, and educates about the contracts in the music industry.

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Guest IG: @adrianmarcel

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Sahireneys returns to the Money Moves podcast for another Ask me Anything episode. In this episode, she talks about all the things you should keep in mind when being an independent contractor.

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Guest IG:@poisedfinancelifestyle

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