Run The World University

Run The World University

By Demont OliverSociety & Culture
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Run The World University episodes

  • Episode 11- Being programmed isn't always bad, but whats your passion?
    Join us in episode 11 as we invite the UC Berkeley legend Quincy Jones (no relation) to the university. Quincy shares his origin story and his journey throughout life and finding his passion. Quincy discovered his passion for being a Poet and an Arthur. Although he did not major in these during college, Quincy's life experiences led him to where he is today. This episode really dives into the concept of why we choose high ed as the next step after high school.
    54 min
  • Episode 10- Sky diving, with both feet on the ground
    Join us for episode 10 as we invite the amazing Coach Arylle to the university. This episode speaks about taking a leap of faith. Leaving the corporate work force to follow your passions and talents. When is the " right" time? Tune in as Arylle shares her experiences and emotions involved with quitting her 9-5 and building her business from the ground up.
    52 min
  • Episode 9: Too Black, but yet not Black enough?
    For Episode 9 we invite the fabulous Ashley Preston aka Coach P. to the University. Join us as Coach P shares her journey of becoming head Women's Volleyball Coach at the prestigious Cal State Fullerton. Ashley shares her blue print on navigating though the politics that go along with a predominately male occupied field. The benefits of HBCU's in the black community and how COVID 19 impacted college volleyball across the nation.
    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode 8- Reshaping the box
    Join us in episode 8 as we invite the myth the legend, Alexis Gray-Lawson to the University. Alexis is an Oakland prodigy, tune in as she shares her experience navigating through her career. From High School All American, to PAC 10- freshman of the year, and making. to the pro's . Ms. Gray Lawson never enjoyed being placed in a box, listen as she shares some tools that worked in her favor for reshaping the box society tried to place her in.
    53 min
  • Episode 7- I'm down for my people
    In episode 7, join us as we invite Angela Hill to the University. CEO of publicfigurebrand, photographer, and lover of all. Angela believes that we all are public figures and hove the power to make change. Learn how she empowers her tribe through photography and clothing.
    41 min
  • Episode 5- Strength in Numbers
    For episode 5 we invite Helen Aden to the University. She's a visionary , activist , and enjoys educating her community on how to make positive change. You don't have to be a politician to make change in your local and state government. Join us as Helen breaks down barriers and opens pandoras box.
    37 min
  • Episode 4 - The Art of Self Love
    In Episode 4 we invite model Ashourina to the University and dive into the day in the life. We talk about some tips and tricks to be a successful model. Ashourina opens up and takes us through her journey of self love and how she became a plus size model.
    38 min
  • Episode 3- I am not just a ball player
    Join us in Episode 3 as we sit down and have a conversation with Talia Caldwell. The rebound champ, activist, and scholar. With Episode 3, we had the honor to speak with Ms. Caldwell and dive into what life after professional basketball looks like.
    56 min
  • Episode 2- Men lie, Women lie, Numbers Don't
    Join us as we discuss equality within the entertainment industry. Special Guest Dj Red Corvette shares with us her first hand experience and gives us her blueprint on how women can become successful in a male dominate industry.
    Special Guest: DJ Red Corvette
    IG: Djredcorvette
    website:www.djredcorvette.com
    54 min

About Run The World University

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Come dive into the: Run The World University. A podcast that focuses on highlighting community members. We like to showcase how people look back and give back to the world with their passions and talents.
Here at Run The World we believe it's not taboo to embrace where we come from, in order to understand where we are going .