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Perky Perspectives Radio 10.20 w/ Eugene Compton Grocery Outlet
Hey everyone this is Perky of Perky Perspectives and I am coming to you live from the West SIde of the After Party. This is my first show on the After Party Radio but not my first time at the rodeo. Thank you to everyone that has been tuning in Live or to the podcast platform. For those who are new to the show and want to hear some of my past recordings check out Perky Perspectives on Apple Podcast, Google Play, ICN.DJ, and Spotify. Subscribe, Rate, Comment!!!
Always looking for guest, or fellow podcasters and radio shows to guest on myself. And if you are a creative then please reach out so I can feature your work on the show. That includes books, products, music, etc.
You can also follow me on social media at Perkysexycool on instagram, and perky perspectives on periscope.
Follow Tha After Party on FB Twitter and Instagram
And add Tha After Party App
Welcome Guest: Eugene from the Grocery Outlet in Compton (Black Ownership)
Announcements:
Taste Of Soul Yesterday: Dru Hill
Support your business and events!
Invite me to your events. I can record on site! Lets support each other. Also if you are interested in having your business advertised or being a sponsor of Perky Perspectives reach out.
The Perky Perspectives radio show is looking for guest!! Whether you are from the Los Angeles area or live elsewhere I am interested in hearing from you. I am looking for people with unique stories, who own businesses, who do music, who are creative, who need some community support. So reach out through social media or through email at [email protected]
Todays Topic: (MH) Cleanse your body and mind/ Ownership
Black Women have a heavy burden and loads of responsibilities
For US Segment (1min)
Book for National Book Month
Yoke: Black Women and the Burden of Strength
By Chanequa Walker-Barnes
The introduction of the book begins with this paragraph. Which is setting the tone for the whole book. I look forward to reading the rest of the book, because this paragraph already has me hooked.
“The illusion of strength has been and continues to be of major significance to me as a black woman. The one myth that I have had to endure my entire life is that of my supposed birthright to strength. Black women are supposed to be strong—caretakers, nurtur- ers, healers of other people—any of the twelve dozen variations of Mammy. Emotional hardship is supposed to be built into the structure of our lives. It went along with the territory of being both black and female in a society that completely undervalues the lives of black people and regards all women as second-class citizens. It seemed that suffering, for a black woman, was part of the package. Or so I thought.”
Black Fact of the Day: Eugene and Ashley
According to the US Black Chamber of Commerce in 2018 there was nearly 2.6 million African American entrepreneurs.
Love Period Audio
Love Period:
Donate Feminine Hygiene products to your neighborhood council and
Looking for a Black Owned Period Product to partner with for Love Period, if you are one or know of one please send me the details**
Remind about calling in
Cool Like That Audio
=
Golden Keys
Investment account
If you are currently employed find out what investments your job offers from 401ks, to Roth IRAs, to 403bs.
Find out if your job does any matching and research which plan would best fit. And heavily consider taking advantage of all of them.
To max out a Roth IRA you need 6000 a year if you are not self employed which is 500 a month. Before 30 the growth potential is tremendous for a Roth IRA
Research educational funds.
At minimum have an emergency account that is about 3-6 months of income.
Find out more at https://perky-perspectives.pinecast.co
This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-1aea92 for 40% off for 4 months, and support Perky Perspectives.
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Perky Perspectives Radio 10.20 w/ Eugene Compton Grocery Outlet
Hey everyone this is Perky of Perky Perspectives and I am coming to you live from the West SIde of the After Party. This is my first show on the After Party Radio but not my first time at the rodeo. Thank you to everyone that has been tuning in Live or to the podcast platform. For those who are new to the show and want to hear some of my past recordings check out Perky Perspectives on Apple Podcast, Google Play, ICN.DJ, and Spotify. Subscribe, Rate, Comment!!!
Always looking for guest, or fellow podcasters and radio shows to guest on myself. And if you are a creative then please reach out so I can feature your work on the show. That includes books, products, music, etc.
You can also follow me on social media at Perkysexycool on instagram, and perky perspectives on periscope.
Follow Tha After Party on FB Twitter and Instagram
And add Tha After Party App
Welcome Guest: Eugene from the Grocery Outlet in Compton (Black Ownership)
Announcements:
Taste Of Soul Yesterday: Dru Hill
Support your business and events!
Invite me to your events. I can record on site! Lets support each other. Also if you are interested in having your business advertised or being a sponsor of Perky Perspectives reach out.
The Perky Perspectives radio show is looking for guest!! Whether you are from the Los Angeles area or live elsewhere I am interested in hearing from you. I am looking for people with unique stories, who own businesses, who do music, who are creative, who need some community support. So reach out through social media or through email at [email protected]
Todays Topic: (MH) Cleanse your body and mind/ Ownership
Black Women have a heavy burden and loads of responsibilities
For US Segment (1min)
Book for National Book Month
Yoke: Black Women and the Burden of Strength
By Chanequa Walker-Barnes
The introduction of the book begins with this paragraph. Which is setting the tone for the whole book. I look forward to reading the rest of the book, because this paragraph already has me hooked.
“The illusion of strength has been and continues to be of major significance to me as a black woman. The one myth that I have had to endure my entire life is that of my supposed birthright to strength. Black women are supposed to be strong—caretakers, nurtur- ers, healers of other people—any of the twelve dozen variations of Mammy. Emotional hardship is supposed to be built into the structure of our lives. It went along with the territory of being both black and female in a society that completely undervalues the lives of black people and regards all women as second-class citizens. It seemed that suffering, for a black woman, was part of the package. Or so I thought.”
Black Fact of the Day: Eugene and Ashley
According to the US Black Chamber of Commerce in 2018 there was nearly 2.6 million African American entrepreneurs.
Love Period Audio
Love Period:
Donate Feminine Hygiene products to your neighborhood council and
Looking for a Black Owned Period Product to partner with for Love Period, if you are one or know of one please send me the details**
Remind about calling in
Cool Like That Audio
=
Golden Keys
Investment account
If you are currently employed find out what investments your job offers from 401ks, to Roth IRAs, to 403bs.
Find out if your job does any matching and research which plan would best fit. And heavily consider taking advantage of all of them.
To max out a Roth IRA you need 6000 a year if you are not self employed which is 500 a month. Before 30 the growth potential is tremendous for a Roth IRA
Research educational funds.
At minimum have an emergency account that is about 3-6 months of income.
Find out more at https://perky-perspectives.pinecast.co
This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-1aea92 for 40% off for 4 months, and support Perky Perspectives.