In this episode, Chantrice Rachelle gives a solo talk to wrap up this season. She tells us her biggest success story of this year thus far with art. She also brings awareness to Domestic Violence, World Mental Health, and why it is important to count your blessings.
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Oct 22, 2020
29 min
In this episode, we hear from Robert Slocum, a writer, producer, actor, and author from the Westside of Atlanta. He shares with us his story of how he chased his dreams but got derailed at multiple points in life due to the street life and his "three heartbreak" moments that almost caused him to completely give up his aspirations. He also shares with us how 2020 started rough for him (before COVID) and how he has bounced back and continues to work on a variety of film projects.
Oct 12, 2020
1 hr 30 min
Today, October 10th, is World Mental Health Day. In this bonus episode, Chantrice Rachelle is bringing awareness to mental health and ways that we can take care of ourselves mentally.
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Oct 10, 2020
15 min
Michael Collins grew up all over Atlanta and attended two different high schools, where he was a self-proclaimed lazy student and could have easily succumbed to the odds set forth for black kids from his neighborhoods. In this episode, he tells us how he transitioned from lazy to thriving in the IT industry as a DevOps Engineer.
Oct 9, 2020
42 min
Cori Luv is originally from the US Virgin Islands but now resides in Miami Florida. She is the owner of Ladybug Media Management, a business built to help others manage their social media and web presence. She also hosts an IG Live show each week known as The Cori Luv Show. In this episode, she tells us all about her journey from the USVI to FL and how previously being a teacher still plays into her everyday life as she educates others on evolving their businesses.
Oct 5, 2020
39 min
Marquis Taylor is a native of Detroit, Michigan. He is the host of the Detroit Worldwide Podcast and has also devoted his professional career to advocating on behalf of students from marginalized and underserved backgrounds. Marquis is a first-generation college graduate and currently serves as an advisor and program coordinator at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. He has also written for the Michigan Chronicle and Michigan FrontPage and is a contributing writer for the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder
Sep 21, 2020
36 min
Sisters Angel and Raquel are from The Westside of Atlanta but now reside in Los Angeles, California where they are thriving in the creative world. In this episode, they tell us all about their leaps of faith in moving from Atlanta to LA and the transition in becoming a mother and auntie.
Sep 14, 2020
55 min
Jones grew up on the Westside of Atlanta and experienced many challenges and struggles from getting kept back in school, he and his family being robbed at gunpoint, and sleeping on the floor with his son. He is now an entrepreneur and founder of CRIME, Inc. which stands for Creating Resolutions In My Environment. In this episode, he tells us how the struggles influenced his success story and how he is continuing to write his story by learning more, finding himself, and giving back to his community.
Sep 7, 2020
51 min
Mrs. Courtney Burke is from the Westside of Atlanta. She is the author of Drowning Alive, Founder of Beauty’s N Boots Female Empowerment Co., Owner of Sage Carter Collection, and manages Sky Charm Candy online jewelry store. She is also a 14-year active-duty Army service member, a wife, and a mother of two. Courtney utilizes the remainder of her time as a freelance writer for short films and novels. In this episode, she tells us all about her journey to all of those passions and how she balances them.
Aug 31, 2020
48 min
Bryan Haire is originally from Pomona, California but now resides in Atlanta, GA. In this episode, he tells us all about his life growing up in Pomona around gangs, violence, and drugs and how moving to Atlanta changed the trajectory of his life and helped him in his success story.
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Aug 24, 2020
57 min
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