WYL Take Ownership

In this episode Ofo speaks with SGT Carlos Washington and Ahmed Elsobsky officer to discuss the professional opportunities the US Army provides outside of combat, and their civilian journeys that lead them to the army and what they will be accomplishing 2020 and beyond.

An excellent conversation that clears up any misconceptions about professionals in the defense space.

In this episode, Ofo speaks with Latoya Benjamin (Director of Economic Development at New York State Senate) and Sidnee Michelle Douyon (Journalist) to discuss the current 2020 presidential race. The qualities of an informed and involved voter, Michael Bloombergs trillion dollar war chest and what influences democratic voter decisions. But first they kick things off recapping Netflix recent Who killed Malcolm X? documentary and their takes on Dwyane Wade's embracing his transgender daughter. 

Ofo sits down with recording artist Dot Cromwell and Letta J to discuss Hip Hop and Hip hop Culture in its 5th decade. The changes, impact and what they speculate the future looks like for the genre and culture at large. They kick things off talking about the new Collective bargaining agreement for the WNBA and Martin vs Fresh Prince of Bel Air

In this episode we're joined by Rosanna Anil & Brandon Andrews to prominent entrepreneurs to discuss equity and entrepreneurship and why it is so important in communities of color. We also take a few current events notablely the Great escape of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from their golden prison and the U.S termination of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani and what it means for our communities.

In this new episode of WYL Take Ownership. Ofo, Andre and Dave share a moment of remembrance for the GOAT Kobe Bean Bryant, his Daughter GIGI and the 7 passengers who tragically lost their lives in a helicopter crash this past January.

The Fellas also pick up from the previous seasons cliff hanger discussing dating as successful black men in NYC, is Ofo trying to find love in 2020? Will David Ever Pay for an entire date? Will Andre every convince his homies to join him in domesticated bliss? Find out on this episode of WYL Take Ownership.

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Danisha Baughan, is a New York State certified school and mental health counselor and the founder of "CONVEAUX. The Chat N’ Chew Experience." An organization that is dedicated to hosting insightful conversations within the Black community, by bringing more people together by breaking barriers and building stronger bonds.

In this episode Danisha talks about her motivations for beginning her organization, the challenges  and  rewards of creating and sustaining dialogue between men and women of color, and invites our listeners to a first hand experience of Chat N' Chew on August 10th 2019. 

RSVP at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/conveaux-the-chat-n-chew-experience-tickets-63696531039

Mohammed is the Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of The Money Hub, a social innovation start-up with the mission of teaching financial literacy throughout disadvantaged neighborhoods. 

In this episode, Mohammed talks about surviving a near fatal car accident in beginning of 2019, his recovery process and how it has enhanced the development of his determination and his fortitude. Mohammed also talks briefly about mentoring teens, teaching financial literacy, and lessons learned from his family dynamic.

Ofo tells renter horror stories of flooded apartments , theft ,and disappearing landlords and more on this week episode of Whose Your Landlord.

Juels Pierrot is the founder of Moxie 1973. He currently works as a project manager for "annex experience", an organization that produces experiential events, his primary client is Adidas. He also has worked with the BET Experience & Awards with the talent department.  He served as A-Boogie's production assistant for his Monster Outbreak Tour. Juels has also built out the "Juice Hip-Hop Exhibition" a festival He started while enrolled in school in Alabama, which targets demographics who crave the complete arts festival experience.

In this episode, Juels speaks about his beginnings, his time producing at the Brooklyn hip hop festival and harnessing his authenticity to hone his motivation to accomplish his goals.