All things black podcast

From Cookies To Commerce Unleashing Your Inner Grit. In episode 55 of "All Things Black" Sherman Perryman, the founder of The Militant Grind, shares his transformative story of resilience and perseverance. The episode takes listeners through Perryman's background, from humble beginnings selling cookies in his church to academic pursuits at Morehouse College and the USC Ross Program i...

Planeta Blu - Rise of Agoo is a fantastic afro-futuristic graphic novel adventure that tells the tale of New Bedford inner-city youth: Lares, her brother Angel, Tomé, and Tyler as they fight to save humanity and animalkind from the apocalyptic plans of Zander, oil tycoon billionaire, turned evil world conqueror. Planeta Blu is where Narnia meets the magic of Harry Potter and where The gritty reali...

In this insightful podcast episode, we delve into the world of professional success and its intricate relationship with personal connections. Our guest, Glenn Sandifer, a seasoned business strategist and executive leader with over two decades of experience, shares his valuable perspective on achieving professional success while addressing the potential conflicts it can create within our relationsh...

Part three and the final episode of Richard's captivating journey, where we'll uncover the fascinating story of his discoveries, the educational landscape in Ghana, and the profound significance of being embraced as a cherished member of his newfound tribe and community in Africa. Found My People Services Audio Editing Services ⁠Pod Audio Works⁠ Podworksaudio: Refine Your Podcast For A Pol...

Welcome to the second episode of our three-part series, "Revelations: Discovering Ancestral Connections. In this engaging 15-minute episode, we pick up where we left off with Richard talking about the amazing food, culture, and women of Nigeria. Let's listen as Richard continues his journey of discovery and learning more about his connection with himself and his new family. Found My Peopl...

Welcome to the first episode of our captivating three-part series, "Rediscovering Roots: A Cultural Odyssey," where we embark on an eye-opening journey alongside the Visceral Connections Coach himself, Richard Kweku EzeAgu "Eze" Akinyemi. In this episode, we introduce you to Richard, a passionate advocate for connecting African descendants to their rich cultural heritage. His r...

Empowering Young Minds: Tonya Duncan Ellis - Award-Winning Author and Advocate for Diverse Children's Literature In this episode, we feature Tonya Duncan Ellis, a highly accomplished author known for her bestselling Sophie Washington children's chapter book series and her soon-to-be-released book, "THEY BUILT ME FOR FREEDOM." Tonya's impressive literary journey is highlighted...

In this episode, I interview author Sandy Jarvis. Sandy is a poet, and has authored 3 books with her new book called ‘The Golden Kite’ which is about friendship, telling the truth, and forgiveness. Young readers are pleasantly entertained, and not harmed, by the fact they may learn a subtle lesson about self-esteem and trust. The book title is itself linked to her own childhood. When not writing,...

In this episode, I interview Zachary Daniels author of the book Manifest Destiny. Zachary is a serial entrepreneur and has several business and holds a degree in nuclear medicine. We talk about his up bringing, his tenacity to achieve financial success. Zachary is well traveled and driven to help others achieve financial success as well.  zacharydaniels.com

Damian White is a writer from Columbus, OH. He is the author of the poetry book, I Made A Place For You , which is his debut collection. ​After battling two bouts with homelessness, he channeled those experiences into poetry as a way to heal a fractured identity.​ ​Damian received his B.A. in Sociology from Davidson College. He currently resides in his hometown with his wife and stepchildren. &nbs...

Our mission is to unite Black podcast creatives and professionals committed to redefining the podcast landscape and establish a foundation that fully supports our creative voices, respects our brands, and aligns with our core values, as we share engaging content with the world. Simply put, representation matters. Historically, black communities have played key roles in the creation, development, a...

In this episode, I speak to mental health advocate and therapist Amanda (Mandii) Brown. A mental health practitioner of two years residing in the Mid Tennesee area. She holds two degrees, one associate's and one bachelor's, and is a member of the sigma gamma roe sorority. Amanda is driven by the need to help people find their voices and advocates for true healing in the mental health space by givi...

Today is the 27th anniversary of the Million man march/Holy day of atonement. I was there on the wonderful day in Washington DC 27 years ago and was absolutely blown away at what I saw and felt. Black men from all across the country came in solidarity to hear inspiring words and to receive instructions moving forward on we we as black men should be doing. In this episode, I lift some key speakers...

Whether we want to admit it or not, Black men are very important part of re-establishing balance in the black community. In this episode, I invite Tyrone Brackens of BLKPOSTR media, Mike Furnace of Furnace enterprises LLC and Apheil Levi of the Forefront express media to discuss what is the Impact of Black Male Influence. 

Part 3. The finale to the question What does God want us to bring to the table? My guest brother Levi from the forefront express put a period to the question, What does God want us to bring to the table with special attention on men.  Men are supposed to be the leaders and maintainers of society and family. That means that we have to shoulder more as men, be of excellent spiritual and moral c...

There's a question that has been floating around that's been very controversial.   What do you bring to the table?  Many people have been asking this question seeking to find some answers or trying to establish that they already posses certain items that can be looked at as substantive before pursuing a relationship.   This has been a very divisive conversation and has drawn a line...

There's a question that has been floating around that's been very controversial. What do you bring to the table? Many people have been asking this question seeking to find some answers or trying to establish that they already posses certain items that can be looked at as substantive before pursuing a relationship. This has been a very divisive conversation and has drawn a line in the sand between...

The one thing that the Pandemic has taught many of us is that our Jobs are fragile. You can give your all to your job, career, etc only to be one occurrence away from being unemployed.  Self Independence is the bedrock of true freedom which, is something that a Job cannot offer with these right-to-work laws, no one is truly safe from being let go from our place of employment.  The black community...

The black podcasters report  The black podcasters repor t was released on 11/14/2021. It was highlighted at the Afros N Audios 3rd annual podcast event that occurred on Nov 13th and 14th.  The detailed report gave insights into what black podcast listeners are listening to and what kinds of podcast episodes that are being created by black podcasters.  Edison Research for the black p...

I will be a guest speaker at the 3rd annual Afro's N Audios Podfest event happening this weekend on the 13th and 14th. Make sure to purchase your tickets at the above afros and audios link.  Music produced by Kingcoven Beats 2020.

This is part 2 of the conversation about education and critical race theory with Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis. 

In this episode I talk about education and critical race theory with Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis who is founder of 365 Diversity. 365diversity.com Dr Dennis is a n activist, sociologist and criminologist, educator, and researcher, Dr. Dennis is invested in educating, training, evaluating, and assessing for-profit collectives and non-profit collectives. Dr. Dennis specializes in demographic and cultural...

This is a question that my guest and I explore on this episode of the All things black podcast. Michelle Ronin is the host and producer of the Relationships through the looking glass podcast and I invited her on the show to have a conversation about who really wins in the battle of the black sexes.  We talk about everything from trauma and competition between the black man and woman and why the ba...

In this episode, I speak with a married couple about black love and the must-haves of a good relationship. The conversation addresses some very much-needed dialogue centered around the need for knowing yourself and doing the spiritual, moral, and financial work before pursuing a marriage relationship. The two take a walk down memory lane and speak to their must-haves and how they articulated those...

Hello listeners.  I will be taking a brief hiatus for a little bit just to do some maintenance and work on some behind the scenes operations.  Be sure to stay up to date on my instagram page for current news and please be sure to check out my linq page for information about me and my services.  Don't think I am going anywhere. Im only reorganizing to come back better and stronger.  P.S. Please mak...