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The Black STEMporium
The Black STEMporium episodes
- Black Lightning "Consequences" Episode Review 21:02Amir Makin provides review of the 1st episode of the 2nd season of Black Lightning entitled "Consequences".12 min
- Omera Productions InterviewWe speak with a dynamic duo of women: Robyn Abdusamad and Kim Harper that address their issues in building their own production company. We discuss marketing and growth concerns, as well as how this business is delivering to the Black community.31 min
- Why Become an Engineer and its Future Opportunities for African AmericansEpisode examines the world of engineering, the future trends of technology and how African Americans should take advantage of it in business development.30 min
- Trump's Hatred of Black People Can be used for BusinessEpisode examines Trump's Shithole Comments regarding Africa, and Black populated areas in light of Black owned businesses.29 min
- Why Become an Engineer and its Future Opportunities for African Americans
Episode examines the world of engineering, the future trends of technology and how African Americans should take advantage of it in business development.
30 min - Trump’s Hatred of Black People Can be used for Business
Episode examines Trump's Shithole Comments regarding Africa, and Black populated areas in light of Black owned businesses.
29 min - Trump's Hatred of Black People Can be used for BusinessEpisode examines Trump's Shithole Comments regarding Africa, and Black populated areas in light of Black owned businesses.29 min
- Essence is Black owned, Now What?Essence magazine for Black women has been sold again. Amir Makin examines what this means for economic opportunity and the history behind the sale.14 min
- How Black Owned Businesses Can Remain Competitive without Net NeutralityThe Social Entrepreneur examines trends for Black owned businesses and entrepreneurs. It explains how African Americans can capitalize these trends and recognize additional opportunities for development. Hosted by Amir Makin. Join our newsletter for AIC Publications32 min
About The Black STEMporium
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Do you know a child interested in engineering, but not being stimulated in school? Do you have an interest in changing careers to take advantage of growths in technology but don’t know where to start? Are you in an organization that advances science, technology, engineering and math to underserved communities? If any of these apply, then the Black STEMporium podcast is for you!
Here, Amir Makin will break down the opportunities in STEM, available for the child with the curious inventive mind and the adult wanting a career change. Amir is an electrical engineer, author and publisher entrepreneur who helps eliminate barriers between technology and Blacks. He unlocks the keys to book publishing as an entrepreneur. All of this and more centered around the African American Black experience and culture. Join Amir Makin as he demystifies the math and simplifies the science on the Black STEMporium podcast presented by A.I.C Publications. Attain the knowledge, innovate for success, and command your future!