RDU Blk Podcast

In this episode of the #RDUblkPodcast, DeVashi & Aisha welcome Kenny Jones owner of Remedy Insurance & Wealth Builders. If there's one the we need in life it's insurance. Car, health, home, life, business, apartment, etc. We all know it's stressful dealing with it but Kenny Jones makes it easy to understand and even easier to get.

In this episode of the #RDUblkPodcast, DeVashi & Aisha welcome Brandi Campbell & Dondre' Banks owners of The Morning After food truck. We've all been there, you went out with the boys or ya girls, got lit, and woke up the next morning and everything was spinning lol. Brandi & Dondre' have your remedy. Their food truck has all of your favorite breakfast food remedies from The Painkiller, Walk of Shame, Still Clucked Up, and more. Listen to their story and bring your appetite, you will get hungry. 

In this episode of the #RDUblkPodcast, DeVashi & Aisha welcome Gerrikka & Terrance Bunche owners of The Lounge Inc & The Stadium Inc. in Crabtree Valley Mall. These two business support other black owned business in a one stop shop. I mean shirts, shoes, jewelry for men and women. They support a total of 47 black owned business in the area, which is phenomenal. Listen to them from being fired and laid off to full time business owners.

In this episode of the #RDUblkPodcast, DeVashi & Aisha welcome Justin Minott. Justin is the owner of Nolia Market, a wonderful coffee shop here in Durham. Justin will proudly tell you that he has learned more from failing as an entrepreneur than succeeding. You have to define your own level of success and not base it on what you seen on social media. There's nothing wrong with starting over as an entrepreneur, you gain more insight into what you need to do to become that best at what you do. 

In this episode of the #RDUblkPodcast, DeVashi & Aisha welcome Gary Crawford, owner of Vanguard Karate Club. Gary Crawford isn't just the owner of the club he is also the sensei at the dojo. He takes pride in community as well as impacting the lives of each of his students from the youngest to oldest. He teaches discipline, faith, honor, family, in and out of the dojo. He truly does practice what he teaches. 

In this episode of the #RDUblkPodcast, DeVashi & Aisha give you insight from their perspective as being black entrepreneurs. They cover everything from balancing your main job and you personal business, taking time to vacation, and most importantly integrity!!!

In this episode of the #RDUblkPodcast, DeVashi & Aisha welcome Belinda Brown, owner of Expressions in Rhythm Studio. Expressions in Rhythm Studios is a black owned family business. They do more than just teach you to choreography, they teach you to the freedom expression through dance and music. You are family at Expressions in Rhythm Studios and family helps you grow on and off the stage. 

In this episode of the #RDUblkPodcast, DeVashi & Aisha welcome Chef Zweli and her husband Leonardo Williams, owners of Zweli's Kitchen & Catering. Aside from being the first Zimbabwean restaurant in the United States these two have done so much for the community of Durham that its mind blowing. Listen to their story from humble beginnings to being as one of President Joe Biden's guest at the Democratic National Convention. 

In this episode of the #RDUblkPodcast, DeVashi & Aisha welcome Dr. Erikka Dzirasa, owner of Catalyst Therapeutic Services. Dr. Dzirasa tells us the importance of mental health and ways to deal with it. We all go through things in life and sometimes finding someone to talk that knows how to deal with issues like anxiety, depression, etc. is a good way to cope. Mental health is something that effects all of us, and this episode will make it normal to talk about. 

In this episode of the #RDUblkPodcast, DeVashi & Aisha welcome Nirrasha Williams, owner of Ambition Life Co. Listen as Nirrasha gives us insight into balancing the entrepreneurial lifestyle and the reason why there’s nothing wrong with saying “No!”.