Space & Time with Wilson Vaz

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Amiri Baraka was a prominent African American poet, playwright, and political activist known for his contributions to the Black Arts Movement. His work often explored themes of black identity, social justice, and empowerment.
Baraka's advocacy for cultural and economic self-determination can provide valuable insights into the importance of financial literacy and economic empowerment for black individuals. Baraka's writings and activism resonate with contemporary efforts to promote financial independence and wealth-building among black communities.
This episode serves as a platform to inspire and inform listeners about the critical role of financial empowerment in the pursuit of social and racial justice, drawing inspiration from Amiri Baraka's legacy.
#AmiriBaraka #UZADUmoney #financialliteracy

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365 little days. But it can change your whole life. This episode is so special to me already and I hope the people that were part of it feel the same. We laughed, we cried, we laughed some more. It's easy to focus on the bad in the world but we must remember that we got love and because of that, we are rich! Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone there and some that couldn't be in person, all are deeply appreciated, all my love. 

–Wilson 

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PEACE TO THE PERSECUTED EVERYWHERE. 
WHY ANARCHY WHEN WE CAN SEE? 
WHY DESTRUCTION WHEN WE CAN TOUCH? 
WHY UPHEAVAL WHEN WE CAN FEEL? 
MAYBE SOMEDAY WE'LL ALL BE FREE.. 

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In today's episode, we explore the empowering concept I was given of 'Operating From The F*** You Position.' Tune in as we delve into the mindset and strategies that allow you to approach relationships and interactions from a position where you don't necessarily need the other person. Discover how this perspective can lead to greater self-confidence, authentic connections, and personal growth. Join us for valuable insights and practical tips on navigating life with a newfound sense of self-reliance.

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Power to the people. Power to all people. Power to my people. There can never be peace until the past & present injustices are rectified, or at least attempted. The earth will always be unsettled until that day comes. Godspeed, Africa! 

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Welcome back, it’s been a while but I am excited to be back with a new episode. Join me this week as I explore the intricate balance between making a living and crafting a meaningful life. 

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Before I was reduced to sing song, I saw all kinds of mating, most were two-night stands trying to last a season
–Tony Morrison

To some of my teachers in the language: Nikki Giovanni, James Baldwin, Eartha Kitt, Nina Simone, Lauryn Hill, Ruby Davis, Ossie Davis, & Maya Angelou,

I thank you. 

I pray more now to understand than to be understood 

I pray now to learn how to love than to be loved

–Lauryn Hill 

[intro provided by Sabrina Vaz. 
Surprise, Sabrina] 

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What does that omnipresent term "financial freedom" really mean? It may mean something different to everyone but you must figure out what it is to you. Without the fundamentals in finances, you very well could end up right where you started, or worse. They say most people when they make a buck, they spend 10, we've all been that person, but which of us will change? 

"I cannot afford to waste my time making money" 

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Ambient sounds across the Atlantic. I’m satiated with gratitude. Rest in power Virgil, Takeoff, Tyre, and anyone else who left us too soon; guide us home, but not too soon. Just some ideas from my mind, hope you enjoy. 

–Wilson

6:51PM 

2/12/23

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Join me and one of my oldest and best friends, Julio, as we discuss our friendship, life's ups and downs, business, conflict, how black men should treat one another, and much more. Let’s build more. Let’s build together. Let’s make it pure. Lead with love and unity. Peace. Hope you enjoy. 

 "Why’s it so hard to forgive our own people?"

 "Why do you think they say don’t work with family in our community?"