This podcast seeks to explore the social, economic, and political endeavors of Black-Identifying professionals. Through a lens of blackness and overall identity, we strive to highlight the ways in which each guest is striving to attempt to create unity, and/or evoke change in our community, as a means of empowering you, me, and then.
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This podcast seeks to explore the social, economic, and political endeavors of Black-Identifying professionals. Through a lens of blackness and overall identity, we strive to highlight the ways in which each guest is striving to attempt to create unity, and/or evoke change in our community, as a means of empowering you, me, and then.
Meet Lynnette! Please don’t forget the René when you speak of this Doby in Atlanta, because you might be pointed in the wrong direction. Her love of the theatre lead her to attain her Masters of Fine Arts, but acting is only one part of her multifaceted career journey! Today she is a ghost writer for black and brown voices, a producer, and an entrepreneur. Tune in to hear about the moment she knew that the corporate world wasn’t for her, what freedom means to her, and so much more! This is truly a gem dropper.
Interested in inquiring in her services? Visit her website:
www.writeway.net
Below is the link to the corse mentioned in the episode:
https://www.makemoreofferschallenge.com/sales
I’ve decided to leave this description as vague as posible because it is honestly an indescribably, and quite new experience for me. Tune in, I hope you guys take something away from this episode!
Join your hostess with the mostest as I give you my very own 2 year update from love to consistancy, to change. Uou may even catch wind of my ever evolving mind, but more so than anything else… what’s next for the future of our show!
Help me welcome back Nate the Speaker! From the insurance industry to the public school sector, these past 2 years for Nate have been full of personal and professional growth. Tap in to learn more about how working in the school system has changed for the better, what he has learned from the students he’s worked with, and so much more!
She’s back! On her initial appearance, she was apart of our first ever Queen Series! Formally, she was a special education teacher, pole dance instructor, and podcaster. Now, she’s a life coach, certified empathic listener, and business woman in Chicago. Tune in to find out what prompted her to change her career, how her why has changed, and so much more!
He’s back! As our first ever guest on PB&X, Damario Morris is back to update us on the journey to making his dream come true. Baltimore was to small to make it happen, so he’s kick starting his dream in California. Tune in as we talk about what the move did for him, what he’s learned over the past 2 years, along with some gut-busting laughter that is quite familiar for our dynamic. You’ll be in tears by the end of this episode!
Meet Deonté! Originally a DMV native with the dream of being a real-life theatre kid, he is now a man of many hats doing his thing in Atlanta, Georgia. With accolades under his belt, like award-winning actor, tune in as we delve into what types of things Deonté chooses to write about, the things that motivate his journey, what it takes to make it in this industry, and so much more! You don’t wanna miss this.
Meet Faith! Originally from Texas, she now resides in Baltimore where she is a special education teacher for Baltimore City Public Schools. Tune in as we talk about her love of mentoring, what we can improve in corporate America to better fit people with disabilities, and what she has planned for the future.
Have you been missing your weekly fix of PBandX? Well, fear not because we’re back with a vengeance. Find out what’s been going on with your hostess with the mostest and the vibes that we’ll be cranking out for 2023.
Let’s talk family. As the world is constantly changing, education is changing…. Or is it? Maybe it is but not enough. Wherever you Stand on the spectrum, it’s hard to ignore where the education system is lacking. Tap in as your hostess with the mostest gives you 4 things that she thinks that the education system needs in order to keep up with the changing times. Also be sure to check out the following TikTok content creators who are featured in this episode: @theygotkitarose and @sarahgluxary.
Meet Tahj Thomas! A west Baltimore native, self-proclaimed church and community boy, minister, podcaster, CEO, and so much more! Tap in to hear about where Tahj found his love of speaking and the community, how his father has influenced his journey, and what may be in the works for him and your hostess with the mostest along with some other gems and jewels that get dropped. This is not one that you wanna miss!
Surprise, Surprise! We had to hit you guys with a part 2! Thank you for being a continued supporting of the podcast. It means the world to us. Make sure y’all go and check out part 1 of this episode, if you haven’t already!
Welcome back family! We’ve been gone for a while, so this is a special episode for you all. Anwar Hodges calls South Carolina his stomping grounds, and he has truly tended to his land as a fourth grade ELA and Social Studies teacher in South Carolina Public Schools. Tap in to learn a little more about Anwar’s humble upbringing, his transition into education, his fondest memories of your hostess with the mostest, and so much more! Stay locked in until the very end for a special surprise!
Meet Paige! She is currently enrolled in a Masters program at NYU and a Baltimore City Public Charter School educator from Baltimore, MD. Tap in to hear what her journey into education has been like, why she chose to get into education, and the impact she hopes to leave in the education system for little black and brown bodies.
As Powerfully, Black and Xcellent undergoes some massive changes, a new vision is emerging. Each season will have a theme to it now as a way of adding a little more organization to our beautiful chaos. These season we will be taking with educators that are using their art of teaching to turn the predominately white facing educational system on its head in order to make it more equitable and suitable for black and brown bodies. But we also can’t forget our facilitators who are outside of the traditional educational system, but are just as important. Tune in this season to really get a word on education!
Meet Alandis! He’s an educator and the host of “The Blk Code” podcast. Tune in as he talks abut how he walks his path as a creative, the role his younger brother plays in his journey, why he sees service as a must, and so much more!
And we’re biggity biggity back! Tune in to hear about the transition that your hostess with the mostest has been going through and why the show had to go on a brief hiatus. You don’t want to miss this!
Meet Natalio! She is the founder/CEO of Ladi of Many Roots out of East Texas. Tap in to hear the ultimate transformations that she has gone through to get to where she is, a bomb affirmation or two, and so much more!
Meet Hassiem! He is an entrepreneur trainer and the founder and CEO of Hassiem from Baltimore, MD. Tap in as he talks about his journey through entrepreneurship, the way in which he’s trying to uplift his community, and so much more!
Meet Betty! She is the host of the midday talk show, “Steppin’ Out With Betty”, straight out of North Carolina. Her show primarily focuses on the deep-seeded issues within the black community and bringing forth possible solutions to said problems. Tap in as she talks about the inspiration that she had for becoming an entrepreneur, her reasoning for continuing the grind, and so much more!
This podcast seeks to explore the social, economic, and political endeavors of Black-Identifying professionals. Through a lens of blackness and overall identity, we strive to highlight the ways in which each guest is striving to attempt to create unity, and/or evoke change in our community, as a means of empowering you, me, and then.
