#TBT Episode!

If you've been listening to Overtime Podcast from the beginning, you'll remember this episode from our Soundcloud days. If you're new, this will be a treat!

Tune in to hear about Courtland Bragg's unconventional journey from college football to the NFL, and how that journey led to winning an Emmy award for work on well-known HBO show "Hard Knocks". This windy road included Courtland battling with bouts of deep self-doubt, and odd-jobs such as substitute teaching. As of now, Courtland has won numerous awards for his work with the NFL, and also document inspiring individual's stories with his series "Stories to Bragg About". Enjoy this gem of an episode!

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Thank you for punching into the Overtime Podcast! Today we have a very special guest, Tayyib Smith. Tayyib is the co-founder of Little Giant Creative, The Institute of Hip-Hop Entrepreneurship, and partner of Pipeline Philly. In today's episode, we discuss Tayyib's journey through "legal" hustling in high school, becoming a notable figure in the music business before eventually leaving the industry, and becoming a co-founder of multiple companies. Tune in to learn how Tayyib has grown to become what he is today and how being naive will only lead you to trouble. Stay Woke Overtimers. 

@215tayyib

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Thank you for punching into the Overtime Podcast! This week's episode is featuring special guest Najee Hannigan, a young entrepreneur that is running a very successful child care center and is an aspiring real estate mogul. Tune in to hear Najee's story on how life dealt him a bad hand but he still was able to triumph and start his own successful business that most millennials would never think to start. It was no easy road for Nahee and he isn't anywhere close to where he'd like to be but he's putting in the overtime to reach his goal one day. Enjoy!

@e.s.a_najee22

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Happy Monday! This episode of Overtime Podcast features Saeed A. Ferguson. Saeed is one of the masterminds behind P's & Q's, one of the city's most unique, high-quality menswear clothing stores. Conducting 100% of the visuals for P's & Q's from the photography on the web-store to the in-house aesthetics of the South St. location, Saeed's creations are very well known and respected. Saeed walks Anwar and Azam through his journey, including his introduction and subsequent involvement in Abakus, Philadelphia's first sneaker consignment shop and (arguably) greatest concept streetwear shop, ever. 

@saeedaferguson 

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In this episode of Overtime Podcast, Anwar & Azam sit down with Charles Jay, creator/owner/designer of Urbane. Charles Jay comes to introduce the release of Urbane's first ever t-shirt, one that has taken him 2.5 years to master. Charles shares his goals for Urbane, as well as the road Urbane has traveled thus far and the lessons learned. He also unpacks some of what motivates him everyday, including beating a cancer diagnosis at a very early age. 

@TheCharlesJay @Urbane.us 

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Happy New Year Overtime Podcast Fans!

To kick off the new year, we are reintroducing one of our very first episodes. This episode features one of the city's most talented, hardworking and recognized artists Ivben Taqiy. Ivben sat with Overtime Podcast and detailed his journey thus far, which begun with him commissioned to illustrate a children's book at the age of 7\. Enjoy!

@Ivbentaqiy

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In this episode of Overtime Podcast, Anwar & Azam sit down with Dr. Brandi Baldwin-Rana, author of Put In Work: Gain Respect, Influence Others, and Get Results as a New Leader. Dr. Brandi walks us through her story, a story that begins with a poverty-stricken upbringing and progresses onto becoming a full-time entrepreneur. Dr. Brandi is the CEO & Founder of Millennial Ventures Holding Company, umbrella company of several other companies she has also created. Enjoy!

Follow Dr. Brandi on Instagram @thedoctorbrandi and pick up her book mentioned above.

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Happy Monday! This #throwback episode is one of Overtime's most listened, well-received episodes and it features Philly's own William Aston. Shortly after the release of his latest project Illaman, Anwar & Azam sit down with Will as he explains the creation of this project. We unpack his journey into the music industry, discussing his wide-varying subject matter and style . This episode also offers a feature from Philly's fast-rising producer, Tdubb. Enjoy!

@williamaston @tdubbcreatedit

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In this episode of Overtime Podcast, Anwar & Azam are joined by Jason Berger, one of Philadelphia's leading attorneys in the entertainment industry. Jason serves as a go-to for artists

who need help navigating the business side of the entertainment industry, often taking on a management-like role. Tune in to hear Jason discuss his journey, one that includes working with Yazz of Empire, Jaheim, Chill Moody, and many more!

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Overtime's first #Throwback episode features one of our listener's favorite guests Chop Mosley. Among other work, Chop Mosley is most known for directing several films, as well as music videos for many of Hip-Hop's biggest artists. Chop sat down with Anwar & Azam and opened up about how he began directing, as well as the future for himself and the Film Mob.