#SmartBrownVoices - Learning from Diversity

#SmartBrownVoices - Learning from Diversity

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#SmartBrownVoices - Learning from Diversity episodes

  • Ep 73 – Aycee Brown of Goodnightdarling.co #sleep #podcast #smartbrownvoices
    What if you could sleep through the night and not feel guilty about it? We’re here to help you sleep well and feel great doing it.
    Whether you are an entrepreneur, parent, or creative. Sleep affects us all in more ways than one. Some of you have severe insomnia or suffer from depression. Either way, Aycee Brown has dealt with both and can relate to what you are going through.
    She was once a part of the #TeamNoSleep community due to the fact that she just couldn’t sleep at all. She suffered from insomnia since she was 14 years old and tried for so many years to just go to sleep. and at times she would cry because it truly wasn’t that easy.
    Aycee started to research on how she could sleep better and over the years  developed her own regimen that works.


    Sleep is not a luxury and that is why we’re here. We’re here to help you get some sleep.
    Goodnight Darling Co.

    Sleep Well. Naturally.

    23 min
  • Ep. 14 – Willie Jackson of Abernathy Magazine💻💡✍🏾 #WokePodcast
    Willie Jackson is the founder & publisher of Abernathy. He’s an inclusion strategist, a technologist, and resides in New York City.
    Mr. Jackson currently serves as Technical Lead of Seth Godin’s altMBA program, a 4-week online workshop for high-performing individuals who want to level up and lead.
    Willie is a member of the Young Entrepreneur Council. He is an advisor to and has worked with several bestselling authors, entrepreneurs, consumer goods companies, and startups spanning varied industries, including fitness, travel, and law. He is a regular speaker at conferences, where he addresses topics such as Web Performance, careers, and doing the impossible.
    40 min
  • Ep. 13 – Historical Trauma w/ Simmons (Part 4) #WokePodcast
    Sam Simmons is licensed as an Alcohol and Drug Counselor who has over 25-year experience as a behavioral consultant in the areas of chemical dependency, violence abatement and historical trauma. He specializes in practical culturally sensitive trauma informed work with African American males and their families. Healing Brothers is a is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization (since 2013) that is dedicated to improve the health and wellness of African American men and their families, resulting in the larger community becoming healthier and safer. www.healingbrothers.com
    ~Be Safe
    ~Be Constructive
    ~Be Woke
    Be sure to subscribe and share the podcast with someone you care about!
    55 min
  • Ep. 12 – Historical Trauma w/ Simmons (Part 3) #WokePodcast
    Sam Simmons is licensed as an Alcohol and Drug Counselor who has over 25-year experience as a behavioral consultant in the areas of chemical dependency, violence abatement and historical trauma. He specializes in practical culturally sensitive trauma informed work with African American males and their families. Healing Brothers is a is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization (since 2013) that is dedicated to improve the health and wellness of African American men and their families, resulting in the larger community becoming healthier and safer. www.healingbrothers.com
    ~Be Safe
    ~Be Constructive
    ~Be Woke
    Be sure to subscribe and share the podcast with someone you care about!
    55 min
  • Ep. 11- Black Women’s Milk is Revolutionary – #WokePodcast
    About Jasmine Boudah

    Jasmine is a vision driven mother and young working professional who is eager to provide the best start for as many children as possible. As a former public school educator, she sought to empower parents living in impoverished neighborhoods similar to the ones in which she was born and raised in both Detroit and Chicago. Social justice, parent education, breastfeeding, women’s birthing education and rights, and early literacy foundations are her passions. She would like to leave the world in better shape by spreading knowledge and revolutionary love as well as working alongside community members to create the change we’ve been waiting for. Jasmine wholeheartedly believes change needs to happen systematically, but it is imperative that we work together to create the change we would like to see for future generations.
    Twitter: @BlackLotusMa

    57 min
  • Ep 72 – Muoyo Okome – Building an App Empire #podcast #app #smartbrownvoices


    Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York to a proud Nigerian family, Muoyo Okome has started, grown, and sold app businesses achieving 11M+ downloads across 100+ countries worldwide.
     
    Through the Daily Spark Podcast and the Daily Spark Entrepreneur Community, founded in 2016, he reaches a growing audience of over 75,000 entrepreneurs & aspiring entrepreneurs each day, empowering them through education, inspiration & support. 







    Website


    http://dailyspark.co


    Itunes


    26 min
  • Ep. 71 – Kwame Christian Esq., M.A. – Negotiation for Entrepreneurs

    Kwame is passionate about teaching business professionals how to negotiate and be more persuasive. He works with businesses and individuals to come up with tailored negotiation solutions to improve the bottom line and resolve conflict.
    Negotiation is one the only business skills we use every day. My goal is to share this critical skill with as many people as possible. That’s why he is a part of the American Negotiation Institute and produces “Negotiation for Entrepreneurs,” the top negotiation podcast on iTunes. The show has been downloaded over 20,000 times and has listeners in over 60 different countries.



    Podcast:     
    22 min
  • Woke Podcast Ep. 10 – Coon Hunting
    On today’s episode, we look at the notion of coons. Which are individuals who practice inappropriate behavior when it comes to understanding the plight of black people in the world. Often times, coons are confused individuals who provide rhetoric that is counterproductive to empowerment, pride, and enlightenment for Black people. We’ll briefly discuss why coons are prevalent in media and how we should conduct ourselves when we have encounters with coons.
    SWP YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoMFgzyIZYs
    Brother Polite Interview – https://youtu.be/jR5ClzJ6Gpk
    www.wokepodcast.com
    Be Safe

    Be Constructive

    Be Woke
    #Woke #Jegna #SmartBrownVoices
    27 min
  • Woke Podcast – Ep. 9 – Escapism
    Escapism: The systematic process of compensating for inferior social and psychological beliefs, feelings, and status. The tendency to seek distraction and relief from unpleasant realities, especially by seeking entertainment or engaging in fantasy.
    Always attempting to smooth the pain with the half truths. Being honest is not cool today. It is not the thing to do. However, it should not be the gold standard of who we are. Honesty is a core element to the character that will be needed to survive in this world moving forward. Everything is being recorded, whether on video, audio, and written it’s all being document somewhere. Everything we do or say can come back to us in the future. Even if we do not intend for it too. This is why it is so critical to advance our thoughts, speech, and actions with every intention of keeping it real with ourselves first. Do not let escapism hold up back from being elite in your life.
    24 min

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