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On this episode we’re discussing having Trust in Your Vision with Marlon Watts and Nick Clark who started what would become the World In Vision brand as 14-year-olds. We’ll hear about how their vision, which started with $120 and 12 t-shirts, has grown into a full-fledged movement, how they’ve remained focused through the challenges and setbacks, and what these friends and business partners have sacrificed to see their vision through. Listen in, as WE Talk!

On this episode we are discussing being conditioned for success with Patrick Robertson, owner of The Lab. This former professional football player shares his personal path to the pros, how he’s used his own disappointments to prepare the next generation of talent both mentally and physically and how he identifies the standouts among the many young athletes trying to make it to the pros. Listen in, as WE Talk!

On this episode we discuss women and leadership with Ronicka Briscoe. She shares the legacy of leadership she is leaving for young girls and women in her community, what led her to begin working in education and ultimately starting her own leadership academy for young women, and how she helps them tackle peer pressure and even the pressure to be perfect on social media. Listen in, as We Talk.

On this episode we’re discussing developing your billion dollar dream with Andre Lewis and Michael Meredith. The friends and business partners share how they made the leap…. Leaving stable careers to running their own real estate development company boasting a portfolio of more than $27 million in assets. They share what motivated them to step out on their own, the lessons they have learned along the way and how they manage being friends and business partners. Listen in, as We Talk!

On this episode of WE Talk, you’ll hear all about community reinvestment from a man who has built a business out of his passion for investing in his community. Anthony Kimble shares how he got his start in real estate investment and development, the power he has found as a black man leading group economics efforts in his city and the challenges he’s faced getting residents to take pride in their own communities first. Listen in, as WE Talk.

On this episode, we hear what it means to live a socially conscious life from the founder of Saint Josephine Marketing Agency, Gabrielle Deculus. She shares details about how she uses her platforms and influence to promote the work of socially responsible individuals and organizations and why she’d rather collaborate than compete with other women. Gabbi also shares where her focus is these days… promoting social equality, branding or entrepreneurship. Let's all elevate as WE Talk.

On this episode of WE Talk we are discussing Equity & Empowerment. As the founder and Executive Director of the non-profit El Centro, Lindsey Navarro is on a mission to empower her community through business and financial training. She shares why she is fighting for marginalized communities, the challenges Latinos face when it comes to starting their own businesses and why she sacrifices to make sure others get a fair shake. Listen in to this timely conversation as WE Talk.

On this episode I share time with a woman who is boldly speaking up and speaking out! Mary Dee Moran shares how she is inspiring creating cultural awareness and offering perspective through her work, why she became a voice for the voiceless and how the average citizen can normalize conversations about race and culture. Mary Dee also shares the lessons she has learned in the past year about grace, rest forgiveness and balance. Things get deep as WE talk.

On this episode we are discussing community and theater. Lucky Johnson is a true Son of New Orleans who uses his voice and platform in the entertainment industry to advocate for his community. With a resume as an actor, producer and director, Lucky tells us how he manages to make his way into many of the films shot in New Orleans, how important it is for him to reach back to mentor young people in the community and what he sees for his future in the film industry. Get Comfortable as WE Talk.

On this episode we are discussing sudden loss and reclaiming the narrative. Dr. Alisha Reed is a mother and professional who suffered the sudden and public loss of her husband after 6 years of marriage. She tells us about the life they shared and dreamed of and the sudden life shift for her and her son. She is not your average widow, and she breaks down the anatomy of being a FLY widow and what she is really made of. It gets real, as WE Talk!