Adrian the Accountant is a financial education consultant; an accountant by trade; the owner of Checkmate Professional Services, a moving and cleaning business based in the DMV area; an Airbnb Superhost; a stock and crypto trader and investor; and so much more. in this episode, he joined me to talk about his journey to entrepreneurship and investing, his passion for music, and his legacy. follow him at @Mixed__Money (IG and twitter), and check out all of his valuable resources on business, crypto, and personal finance here: https://linktr.ee/MoneyandMusic don't forget to follow @thewaterpodcast (IG and twitter)! ... or at least check in every now and then 

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Monte Booker, "wah"

in this episode, I broke the silence to talk about where I've been and what I've been learning from podcasting ... and consequently, not podcasting. follow @thewaterpodcast (IG and twitter)!

music:

Monte Booker, "wah"

in this episode, I spoke with Ed, yoga instructor and founder of Tru Clarity Wellness. Ed shared his journey into yoga, how yoga and meditation has transformed his life, what led him to become an instructor, and what could be done to get more Black men into yoga. follow him at @eddayogi (IG) and @RealMalcolmEd (twitter), and follow @thewaterpodcast (IG and twitter)! 

music: 

Monte Booker, "wah"

in this episode, I was joined by Aaron, a gun enthusiast. we talked about why more Black people should own guns, how to prepare for a real life scenario, and the ideal setup. We also get into #BroYouGood, a movement geared towards giving Black men a safe space to talk about their mental health, and how it came to be. follow @thewaterpodcast on IG and twitter!

music:

Monte Booker, "wah"

in this episode, my sister Christine joined me to reflect on how our friendship evolved into a brother/sisterhood, what it means to choose your family, and navigating friendships in your 30s. follow @thewaterpodcast on IG and twitter! 

music: 

Monte Booker, "wah"

in this episode, my friend Rashaun and I used historical references and current pop culture to attempt to figure out why so many Black men fail to protect Black women, as well as how we can begin to fix the matter. follow @thewaterpodcast on twitter for some behind-the-scenes commentary!

music:

Monte Booker, "wah"

in some ways, I could be considered a "late bloomer" in the sense that I came into my own later than average, relatively speaking. in this episode, I brought my good friend D. Rivers to talk about our experiences growing up unsure of ourselves, what prompted us to bloom inside and out, and how our past has shaped who we are today.

music:

Monte Booker, "wah"

D. Rivers, "I Love You"

setting the stage ...

music:

Monte Booker, "wah"