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On this week’s podcast, I decided to focus on the the other side of interior design, home ownership. When you look at the facts, only 25% of African Americans are homeowners, while our White countertops are over 70%. I decided to talk to Black Tastemaker Seana Freeman about the history of barring Black people from home ownership in the US, and discuss how can we create generational wealth today? Plus, we talk about what are decorating tips and tricks for first time home buyers, and will we ever see Naomi Campbell again?
I decided to catch up with my friend Genevieve Gorder a few months ago when the pandemic had just started to learn about how was she surviving quarantine life in Manhattan, and talk about how she doing interior design work when NOTHING is business as usual. Listen, laugh, and get inspired about Gen’s thoughts on 5 design trends from 2020 from Elle Decor.
This interview is a part of my series, Where Are The Black Tastemakers Now? A few months ago I decided to follow-up with two tastemakers and learn what life looks like during quaratine living abroad. I also wanted to hear whats new with their careers since they left the US. Marcus J. Moore is an award-winning music journalist, senior editor, curator, pundit, budding music supervisor and author of The Butterfly Effect: How Kendrick Lamar Ignited the Soul of Black America. The book is being published by Atria Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, on October 13, 2020. Andrea Pippins is an illustrator and author, and her most recent publication is called, Who Will You Be? Her picture book is about how family and community help shape the wonderful people our children become. Andrea resides in Stockholm, Sweden with her family.
This interview is a part of my series, Where Are The Black Tastemakers Now? I follow-up with two tastemakers during quaratine about life and their businesses. Rochelle Porter designs home decor and activewear clothing for her company Rochelle Porter Designs. Chef Rashad Frazier is the owner of Yoshi Jenkins, a unique food platform which curates dining experiences for brands.
In this interview I wanted to learn about Cheryl and Amber’s family history with interior design. Plus, what are their top 10 essentials for your home office right now.
This interview is a part of the Where Are The Black Tastemaker's Now? Series. I connected with Magalie Rene about the importance of self care in a time of pain and suffering.. We all need tools protect our mental health to heal, grieve, and focus on strategies to move forward with allies.
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