YOUNG BLACK GENIUSES

Welcome to the YOUNG BLACK GEIUSES PODCAST, a platform where we recognize and celebrate African American men and women making strides in science, technology, medicine, education, music, literature, entrepreneurship, fine arts and design. This is episode number six (6) and I have the great pleasure of having a conversation with my longtime friend of over four decades, mister Stanley P. Wade. Stanley and I met in Los Angeles California at a small church where we both became members. That friendship has been solid ever since that day. I have watched Stanley grow in the real estate and mortgage industries where he has become an accomplished real estate and mortgage broker with over 30 years of experience with 15 of those years as the owner of his own company. Whether you're looking to buy your first home, a vacation home or an investment property, Stanley has the experience and knowledge to take you seamlessly through the entire lending process. When he is not working, Stanley enjoys spending time with 3 granddaughters, attending concerts and traveling. So set back and relax as I take you on the journey and my conversation with Mister Stanley P. Wade our episode number 6 YOUNG BLACK GENIUSES PODCAST guest. 

John Holyfield is one of the most collected and gifted black artist in the nation. His work has a strong southern folksy feel, and his themes are of family, music, romance, spirituality and culture. John spent most of his childhood growing up in Clarksburg West Virginia raised by his grandmothers. In his teens he moved to The Washington DC area, completed high school and went on to study fine art at Howard University and the University of DC. In 1990, John began his art career working at Essence Art a subsidiary of Essence Magazine. In 1995, he started his own company, HOLYFIELD STUDIO. So come journey with me as we celebrate this amazing talent.  

In this episode Tim and I took a trip back in time and talked about are friendship for over twenty five plus years. His music journey and his musical growth  over those years. We listen to some of his productions and I came away impressed with his approach and his innovations and style. This young man is someone to keep your eye on.