Knew Amsterdam Radio w/ Flobo Boyce

Anya Cheng had a vision about upgrading the private shopping experience for men. Her brand Taelor. Style had a unique rollout that was by design, owning to the many years Anya spent in product development. It's a masterclass in scaling when having informed knowledge on demand and Anya is on hand to share her story. https://taelor.style/

When Edward Munoz got the word that he was diagnosed with Parkinson's, he went on a mission to document over 30 years of experience working with conglomerate, Celanese. A self-described First-Generation American, Munoz's story is for anyone who started from humble beginnings.

Renee Thomas Hawkley is a mother and grandmother that took a column about parenting and created something great. "Once Upon an Amateur Mom" is part field guide, part memoir, and a love letter to what it takes to be a mom.

What does it mean when you have a communications breakthrough with humor. Annabelle "Bee" Baumann joins the show to speak about her experience. She didn't start in the stand up clubs, but her approach to using humor has helped hundreds from her homebase in Germany. https://www.beebaumann.com/

What do you get when you have a life filled with rebellion, challenging moments, glimpses of paradise and view of many faiths? Richard Sherman, PhD joins the show to discuss his memoir "You Can't Go Home Again: A Journey of Perseverance, Humor, and Heart," and it's one that's fascinating. How does a SoCal kid end up in Panama? Listen and find out! https://www.youcantgohomeaga...

A book for those who are entrenched in their faith, Sean Walsh and Don Roth are authors of "The 3 Pillars of False Doctrine." They make the argument of the Friday Death/Sunday Resurrection, the Trinity, and the existence of the Church, aren't what they seem. A riveting discussion ensues.

On this bonus episode of Knew Amsterdam Radio, Sandra and Greg Mundis join the show to chat about their book, "#1 Patient." A real life account of the Mundis' early COVID diagnoses through a faith-based lens. For anyone who remembers 2020, this is for you!

In The Booth is a sports show like no other. Every episode Black Baseball Mixtape host Flobo Boyce sits down with individuals who "support the sport" of baseball. Journalists, artists, authors, and more... If you like baseball this is the pod for you. Asna Khan is from FitMatch dot AI, who's Quadra Scan product is taking a new look at athlete diagnostics and data.

Happy New Year! Office Hours are open once more as the Mayor Flobo Boyce sits with business coach and thought leader Gina Marescia. The pair discuss intentional planning of goals, what it means to have confidence in self and her book, " Impactful Leadership: Unlock Your Power with CABI." For a free sample of the book, be sure to visit: https://www.catalysthk.com/cabi-book. Follow Gina on...

Straight shooting, David E Feldman is no stranger to putting his characters through the ringer. Through his Dora Ellison and Hammer & Sharpe series, Feldman shares how his own life shaped the characters he loves so much. https://www.davidefeldmanauthor.com/

What if humans were pets? That's the question Richard Allen answers with his science-fiction series "Kobo", and his second entry "Kobo's Children" is available now!

Author of the compelling memoir, "God Made Me and You Couldn't Break Me," Denise Devroe joins the show. Her story is about overcoming violence and hate with faith and love.

Grammy Award winning artist and podcast host Michael Finkley is ready to make waves in gospel with his new song and album "Smile." He stops by Knew Amsterdam Radio to share how he's an inspiration for others.

Madiah Katao wrote her memoir, "The Daughter of the Golan Heights" to remind herself of her hardship, but also as a token to always have grace for others. She shares her incredible story.

Maureen C. Santora, editor of the book "We Remember: Stories of September 11, 2001 Victims Written by Families." Stops by Knew Amsterdam Radio to talk about how 9/11 empowered her to make sure future generations remember how important that day was.

Kena Zakia is a multi-hyphenate that had to take an extended leave of absence to care for a loved one. Now, refocused and recharged, she joins Knew Amsterdam Radio to talk about her comeback in the entertianment industry.

Jewish scholar Dovid Krafchow joins this bonus episode of Knew Amsterdam Radio. Dovid recently released a course on Udemy that links Tarot with the teachings of the Torah which leads to a spirited discussion you don't want to miss!

On this episode, we're being joined by the General Manager of ice hockey's Kalamazoo Wings, Toni Will. Will, a Kalamazoo native shares her insight from being brought into the fold as an outsider to how she leads the charge for an entire community. Learn more about the Kalamazoo Wings, at https://kwings.com/

Los Angeles Rock and Roll legend Jennifer Finch shreds her way to Knew Amsterdam Radio. Her and Flobo have a spirited discussion about the role of art, LA's rock history, and what does it mean to go out "and do it."

Leah Harper Bowron grew up in harsh time in the 1960's Southern United States. Her experiences influenced her to create "Colorblind: A Novel" about racial tensions between white and black Americans

Dr. Raul Cuero joins the show to chat about his appreciation for women and his book "Polishing Diamonds." Dr. Cuero is an inventor and has a fondness for science as well.

Nadine Jones has done a lot ad continues to impress as a someone in their 50s. She stops by Knew Amsterdam Radio to chat her legal career, life and so much more

Brian Kinsey, Pentecostal preacher and author of "Mercy Moments: 40 Days to Rekindle Your Passion for God," stops by to Knew Amsterdam Radio to chat faith, fun, and refreshing relationships with God.

Johnny Scifo turned to yoga during a very dark time in his life and that has set him on a course to becoming an author. He stops by to discuss his latest book, "The Kettle Pours a Unvierse... A novella" on Knew Amsterdam Radio

Shannon Dobbs knows the power that great food options has on the wellbeing of others. In a rather impromptu edition of "Knew Amsterdam Radio," Dobbs talks climate change, food injustices and more!