By Subject Thread Podcast
The podcast currently has 112 episodes available.
Sound mood: New Day song by Alicia Keys
I'm no stranger to corporate America on a large scale. I've worked and consulted for some of the best companies such as Sage Software, The New York Times, Clientlogic just to name a few. I've seen the ups and downs of multi-million dollar infrastructures and have taken bits and pieces into my entrepreneurial journey. In this episode, I speak about the pros and cons and my personal views on corporate vs nontraditional entrepreneurship.
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Sound mood: Weird Science by Oingo Boing
Closing the racial wealth gap is something that is important to the voice of Subject Thread Podcast. We have strategically discussed subjects such as credit restoration, real estate, entrepreneurship just to name a few that will evolve black, brown, and other marginalized voices while using the art form of podcasting.
As the pandemic hit in 2020 so did a wave of digital enthusiasts in the industries of art, investing and cryptocurrency. In this episode, we break down what an NFT is and the future of the digital era. The digital age isn't going anywhere and we must learn, educate, and diversify our personal and business finances in nontraditional ways.
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Cryptocurrency in a decade
9.18.2020
https://link.medium.com/EouBxW0vfkb
Disk Jockey & Birmingham
Sound mood: What If by Aaliyah
Music is a universal language that all walks of life can relate to it encompasses emotions from happiness, sadness, angry, and love. A Disc Jockey is a heartbeat to a party, wedding reception, and radio program they bring life into a space that would just translate into quietness without music, and when you have a DJ that is diverse in musical selections and it shows it makes the night more memorable.
Gina Tollese Birmingham, Alabama has managed to do so in just a few short years. Gina uses the art form of music and gives you a symphony that can be heard in her mixes and events.
Gina Tollese has spun at festivals such as Afropunk, Art Basel, and A3C and events fueled by Black Lives Matter, Cantu Beauty, Shea Moisture, STK, W Hotels, and Wish Atlanta to name a few.
During our exclusive, we spoke about dual entrepreneurship, making a hobby profitable, fashion, diversity in music, and more.
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Sound mood: Funhouse Kid 'n Play
Entrepreneurship in the late 80s and early 90s wasn't a thing as far as mainstream until this hip hop duo arrived. Kid N Play came on the scene with music, films, and a cartoon it made what was impossible very possible. House party 1 grossed over 26 million and cost 2.5 million to make followed by House Party 2, 3 and 4 which all did relatively well. We don't speak a lot about this cultural shift that Kid N Play did but it definitely is worth speaking on. In this business profile episode we talk about the Sprite commercials, films, cartoons and more.
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Queensbridge Venture Partners business profile.
Sound mood: Nobody Nas F. Lauryn Hill
We know Nas for his historic music catalog, however, his venture capital profile is very impressive. In this episode I talk about Queens Bridge Venture Partners a venture capital firm founded by Ajay Relan, Anand Murthy, Anthony Saleh, Craig Vaughan, Dee Murthy and Nasir Jones with over 128 investments too date in companies such as Coinbase, Lyft, and the stock investing platform Robinhood.
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Credit, fico, and tradelines Season 2 Episode 37
Sound mood: Mirrors by Cam O'bi, Rejjie Snow, and Snoh Aalegra.
It's hard to believe that the credit system is only 65 years old and was developed by Engineer Bill Fair and mathematician Earl Isaac the fico score wasn't developed until 1989 all that means is we are still in the early stages as a society when it comes to credit.
The Biden administration has a big target in its sights on changing the way we view credit and would like to create a public credit reporting agency that may change the entire game of the way we look at fico scores, tradelines, and credit duration.
In this episode, we speak to Ramel Newerls about overcoming personal obstacles building and restoring credit, leveraging credit to build real estate, tradelines, entrepreneurship and more.
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Sound mood: NY 90s Snyp Life F. The Lox
The 90s keeps reinventing itself through clothes, fashion, music, and pop culture. The latest Verzuz proved this statement. In the latest episode, I recap the importance of health in wealth and how that was displayed. I also dive into the perimeters of black and brown diseases statistics and how the Lox introducing health and wellness is needed in the hip-hop community.
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Sound Mood: Wilshire Tyler, The Creator
Economics is one of those conversations that a lot of us didn't have growing up. Supply and demand, rate hikes, inflation all part of the economic vocabulary. In this episode, I dive into the United States rate hike and what they mean for consumers and summer plans for Subject Thread Podcast and more!
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Sound Mood: Flashing Lights Kanye West
The culture of roller skating popularity can be seen since the 1960s it was common to see someone rocking an Afro, cool threads, and a swagger style before swag was a normal vocabulary word. Skating dates and transcends through time, culture, and music with its attachment on all three from the rinks of Atlanta, to Chicago you can find a new era of skaters who have managed to utilize this Tik Tok era to its advantage and Syd B a native of Chicago has done just that with her captivating moves, musical choices and fashion-forward looks this Chicago born, Atlanta college graduate who now resides in Brooklyn, NY embodies all three elements of those major cities and it’s something that can’t be ignored.
During our exclusive we spoke to SYD B about skate culture, Chicago’s skating history, social media, entrepreneurship, and more.
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Music & Sunflowers
Sound Mood: • for The Yellow House, Pt. 1 [Explicit] by Ash León & Spekulate the Philosopher
B. B. King, Issac Hayes, and Stax Records have an origin in common for the music lovers who embrace historical data and facts to back it that origin is a city tucked on the Mississippi River which flows music, rich culture and an undoubtedly history the place I'm speaking of is Memphis Tennessee.
History like the iconic Beale Street that the late great James Baldwin was speaking about when he penned If Beale Street Could Talk in 1974. Beale Street originated in 1841 and holds historical gems from food to culture, first times dates. Memphis origin runs deep familiar to the musical river flow is native Ash León who is best known as the multi-talented Interplanetary Non-Binary Rapping Sunflower who has been able to carve a space in music with nostalgic flows and Prince-inspired wordplays.
During our exclusive, we spoke about culture, New York City, activism, Hip-hop, Afropunk, and more.
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The podcast currently has 112 episodes available.