Verbally Effective

In episode 22, Ena sits down with entrepreneur and fellow podcaster Memphis Meeks. You may have seen his t-shirt line with the words “I’M ROOTING FOR EVERYBODY FROM MEMPHIS” on the front. Not only is Meeks busy with his clothing business but he is also one of the busiest promoters in Memphis. You can find him marketing some of the biggest events in the city on any given day. However, one of the mo...

Have you ever had a major career change in life? Maybe you were no longer fulfilled at the very thing you spent your college years pursuing. Many of us have reached this fork in the road and soared like my guest for episode 21, Melvin Guy. Listen closely as Melvin walks us through starting his career as an educator and then transitioning into the world of real estate. This husband and father has a...

What media outlet do you trust to get your news from these days? Many of us rely on the internet as we are thirsty for information at our finger tips. My guest for episode 20, Nicole Harris, has worked as a digital content producer for both television and print media. She is currently serving in this role on the USA Today team at The Commercial Appeal. Her background in journalism has served the M...

As he approaches his 40th birthday, Ena sits down with Grammy nominated artist Mr. Del. You can immediately feel his positive presence. Mr. Del’s story is one that comes with many peaks and valleys. He walks the Verbally Effective podcast through growing up in Memphis in an abusive environment and finding music as an outlet to survive. What many people don’t know is the real story behind him disco...

Ena sits down with her soror Angelique Jolie who owns an online fashion boutique called 1of1sbyJolie. Not only do they discuss fashion but also balancing being a business owner, a wife and a mother. In this very candid conversation these two ladies touch base on a myriad of topics including insecurities, body image and vanity. Angelique also fills us in on her experience at Coachella and her thoug...

As we continue to celebrate MLK50 in Memphis, TN there is one fact that remains the same. Memphis is still number one in POVERTY. In episode 17, Ena discusses the breakdown in poverty with Darrell Cobbins in addition to plans in place (POVERTY UNPLUGGED) to change this alarming issue. Also on the agenda, is Darrell’s recent appointment by the governor as the 9th Congressional District Representati...

Credit is the ability of a customer to obtain goods or services before payment, based on the trust that payment will be made in the future. Unfortunately, so many of us are unarmed with the facts about credit. On episode 16, Ena has an informative discussion with her sister in law Lakita Fox about financial literacy. Lakita is a Financial Well Being Advisor who offers FREE services to guide you on...

In episode 15, Ena discusses the ins and outs of being an event promoter with one of the best to ever do it Thomas Brownlee. Listen as they reminisce on how night life has evolved over the last 20 years in regards to new players, entertainment and social media. In addition, Brownlee addresses a very serious matter which led to the closing of Mynt Lounge in December of 2017.

Episode XIV | "CHRISTOPHER" by Ena Esco

In episode 13 Ena sits down with Jamal Whitlow who is campaigning for Shelby County Clerk in Memphis, TN. Jamal discusses how he is balancing the two worlds of being a promoter and politician in addition to having an intentional campaign.

In episode 12 Ena sits down with Jason Smith, co-host from the Jason and John show on ESPN 92.9FM. They discuss several hot topics such as Penny Hardaway's recruiting status at UofM, professional athletes and activism, scandal with college recruiting and so much more.

In episode 11 Ena sits down with Memphis native Marco Pave as he discusses his music journey, the arts and racism, coping with abuse and a hip hop opera he developed.

On episode 10 Ena and her Soror Alexis discuss navigating through the world of having a multimedia career. Topics also include UofM getting Penny Hardaway as their new Tigers head coach, campus safety and Rihanna vs. Snapchat.

In honor of Women's History Month, we are kicking off episode 9 with entrepreneur TJ Jefferson with Fresh Touch Publicity. Take a listen as Ena & TJ discuss the world of public relations, her Heroine Legacy Brunch and PR faux pas.

This episode is heavily influenced with Pisces vibes. Mike Mosby is the guest discussing his non-profit organization "Raising the Bar" and his motto "Make Moves that Count." Ena and Mike also touch base on generation Z, gun control, musicianship and artistic originality.

Ena and her college roommate New York chat it up about post Valentine's Day feelings, Drake's good deeds, mass shootings, taxes and more.

One thing I can say about independent artist Tyke T is that he is definitely DRIVEN. This MBA from Smyrna, TN currently has a campaign with spotify and pandora in addition to songs reaching Billboard charts. He recently returned from the Grammys and has a story to tell. Take a listen as he drops solid advice for indie artists who are trying to navigate through this digital music industry.

Two old friends discussing topics such as Yo Gotti Billboard removal, our sons dating, grammy winners, state of the union address and immigration.

Tune in from past to present on the history of Memphis Jookin with one of the most notable legends in the field G Nerd. Discover the impact this form of dance has made not only in Memphis but throughout the world.

Intimate conversation with good friend Pastor Earle Fisher discussing an array of topics including MLK50 and the aftermath, disparity in Memphis and next steps.

One of my best friends and I discuss Black Mirror, Motherhood, Kids, Trump and more.

Take a listen to my very 1st podcast where I am providing an update on 90's R&B group Public Announcement.