The Super Fantastic Show

The kids are back to school, which in most cases means you’re teaching or at least supervising, which also working and keeping the house. Parents, how are we handling it?!

I’m joined by the hosts of my previous podcast “The Super Fantastic Show,” and our great friend Eric Roberson.

This Episode's Guests:

Dr. Maurice Dolberry - PhD in Multicultural Education

Dr. Rhadi Ferguson - 4 time National Judo Champion and 2004 Judo Olympian

Jada Wright-Nichols - Lactation consultant

Eric Roberson - Grammy nominated Singer and Songwriter

Host: Bryndan "Coach Be" Moore

Keshia Walker is an Atlanta-based event producer, who has built a long resume of well attended events all over the world.

For the past 21 years, Keshia and her company, Insights Marketing, have produced a lineup of events in New Orleans during Essence Festival week culminating in the All-White Affair, an event which hosts many of the weekend's notable celebrities as hosts, and DJs from all over the country.

While reviewing the Insights lineup for 2019, an event jumped off the page at me; there is a SECOND all-white party listed, "One Love, All-White Day Party" subtitled An LGBTQ Signature event.

What is an LGBTQ signature event? I haven't seen this in previous schedules.  Why now?  Why you?  What's happening?

So I asked, and I absolutely think it's the right move, and the right time.

Here's what I learned...

- Be Moore

Host: Dr. Maurice Ellis Dolberry, A Line in the Sand Consulting

Interviewer: Bryndan "Be" Moore

Guest: Keshia Walker, Insights Marketing, InsightsEvents.com

#TSFS #LGBTQ #LGBTevents #KeshiaWalker #FamuAlumni #EssenceFestival

Angelina Spicer has started a conversation on a very serious topic, in a very entertaining way.

She’s a Los Angeles based wife and mom, who has had serious challenges with anxiety and anxiety following the birth of her first child. You’ve likely heard of postpartum depression before, but have you REALLY spoke with someone about how it felt? Angelina has taken things a step further and is having the conversation with dozens of people a night, through her comedy.

On top of that, she’s working on bringing her stand up to life as a video documentary sharing the challenges of PPA and PPD with the universe.

This is a fantastic episode filled with laughter and education, and it was a lot of fun to record. It’s also our first episode back recording The Super Fantastic Show since Dr. Ferguson’s challenges at home. (Can we get him to share more on that next?)

We’re back.

Our Guests today include:

Angelina Spicer 

Instagram - @AngelinaSpicer

Website - AngelinaSpicer.com

KickStarter Campaign - Link Here

Maya Saffron

Instagram - @mayasaffronhan

Podcast - TriedItPodcast

Bryndan Moore & Dr. Rhadi Ferguson

Dr. Maurice Dolberry

Ali Muhammad

Lance Williams

Inga Willis

I sat down with Maternal Wellness Consultant, and TSFS co-host Jada Wright Nichols to discuss the best nutrition for newborns.

Jada was in town attending an international conference on the topic, so we headed over to Chapel Hill and sat in the beautiful amphitheater.

Share this episode with moms-to-be. Let's get the best information in their hands.

-Be

Some brands let partners take over their social media accounts for the day.  They post photos and check in at memorable places etc.  I let Chef Brent Hughes take over my KITCHEN for the afternoon.

You may remember Chef Hughes (hughesfoods.com) from a previous episode of The Super Fantastic Show, as we discussed the inception of his art influenced dinner series, The Dopaliscious.

This time he joins us to discuss his success, lessons learned, and the pop culture influences that move him creatively in the kitchen.

This was a fun show recorded at my kitchen table.

Take a listen.

This episode of The Super Fantastic Show is dedicated to the genius and royalty that are represented by the great talents of Kobe Bryant and Prince.

Kobe Bryant, perennial all-star, Olympian, and 5 time NBA champion has retired from the Los Angeles Lakers. Prior to doing so, however, Kobe drained the coffers and went on a city to city Kobe-fest as he lead the Lakers to one of their losing-est seasons ever.

As you can tell, this episode isn't your standard love-fest for the Black Mamba.  With respect and praise for his basketball career, Kobe has left some pretty big craters in his wake.

We'll discuss them in this episode.

The world has lost one of it's genius level musical talents prematurely in the passing of Prince, at the age of 57.

Prince was too much to summarize in this simple post, so what we're able to discuss is the impact his music had on us, share a few funny stories, and celebrate his life.

Press play, this is a fun episode.

**Caution**  There is some harsh language, so please consider the children.

Conversations on the topics of Hip-Hop and Wellness in the wake of the death of Phife Dawg of A Tribe Called Quest.

This episode includes commentary by:

Coach Be Moore

Ali Muhammad – Thoro TV

Jenna Moniz – Educator

Joli Moniz – Photographer, Cape Verde

Jada Nichols – Blossom Om

Crystal Pollard – A Tribe Called Sprinters

DJ Jon Dowe

Kamal Harris

Akil Kamau

Rhadi Ferguson – Judoka

Dr. Rhadi Ferguson – 2004 Judo Olympian

Dr. Traci Ferguson –

Coach Be Moore – Host, The Super Fantastic Show

Eric Roberson – Singer / Songwriter