The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod

The former radio personality is more than what meets the eye. Her story is one that is unique with twists and turns, but she continues to topples adversity and rise to the top.

In this episode, you will learn about her start in the media industry, going through homelessness and continuing to persevere and beat the odds.

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This episode, I show love to an educator who is using music and rapping to make an impact on students lives.

Cora Garner is the type of educator you want teaching your children and shows the type of care any parent would want their students to experience at school.

She won Humanities Texas 2020 Outstanding Early Career Teaching Award, which recognizes exemplary K–12 Humanities teachers for her efforts preparing students for standardized testing.

Click on this link to checkout Garner rapping with students. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wmjls0kMJto&t=3s

Financial literacy; that's the name of the game for this episode. Greg Brumfield of Financial Knife & Fork joined the podcast to discuss his ascension in the financial space after bumping his head.

In this episode, he drops hella game on the types of stocks to look for, broke down commonly heard terms in the financial space for listeners/viewers to understand and how he entered the financial space.

We're not withholding game, we're providing it. Tap in!

David C. Williams is the Assistant Vice President of Business Customer Sales & Service for AT&T and created a way for 40,000 workers to continue to work from home during the pandemic since offices were closed.

Williams is one of the premier black faces in tech who is also a champion of diversity while looking to give back to those who look like him.

I'm back with a lot to discuss. Jackson State QB Shedeur Sanders made waves at SWAC Media Day after some "controversial" comments.

I discuss society trying to humble black men as well as black people taking up some imaginary authority in our attempts to humble one another.

I also discuss a Clarion Ledger reporter expressing his white privilege by calling Primetime Deion Sanders by his first name and the disregard and lack of respect for black folks who have earned stature and it not being respected. Tap in!

Amir James does fashion the way he wants to: lowkey, with authenticity being the background of his brand.

We talk fashion influences, life happening while building his brand, pitfalls, how to get off the mat after being knocked down, and countless other gems.

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George Floyd's killer was recently indicted on all three counts of second-degree murder. Today's episode features my bro Purvis Cornish, who eloquently discusses the Floyd trial, blackness in the midst of experiencing continuous death at the hands of police and how we in a certain semblance can embody Derek Chauvin's actions in our lives. Tap in.

Crabs in a Bucket mentality is an adage in the black community and on this episode, we breakdown how it relates to the hate Coach Prime aka Deion Sanders is getting from the fan base and fellow SWAC coaches.

We also talk Jalon Jones entering the transfer portal, the effect Prime can enact on the City of Jackson if given the time, The "Prime Effect" with Eddie George becoming the next coach of Tennessee State Univ. and the future of black college football. Tap in.

Jordan Franklin is a Trademark and Intellectual Property Lawyer based out of Houston, Texas. In this episode, listeners will learn how to protect their assets as a business owner through trademarks, everyday branding secrets we see, but do not recognize and an expansive conversation on the precedent the Lil Nas X vs. Nike lawsuit is setting from a trademark standpoint. Really good free information here you can use! Tap in!

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