In this Episode we had a chance to speak with Efiong, who recently started a web series called "UnWine". During this episode we get a chance to hear how Alcohol ruined some aspects of his life but also how Wine has saved his life.
Efiong speaks on his Nigerian heritage and how it has shaped and molded him into the man he is today. Also how cultural assimilation can change who we are in this world.
Some key thing to take away from this episode is to remove your pride and your ego from the equation. Pride and ego can get in the way of growth and Efiong believes a real mans vulnerability helps him grow and be a better stronger man.
This week on the podcast, @beautifulgorgeous! She's the founder of @harperrayaccessories. "Harper Ray Accessories is an urban accessory company catering to all your fashion and custom jewelry needs!" . . . It is owned and operated by Gillian, a college student at Michigan State University. Harper Ray Accessories was founded in October of 2012 and plans to get bigger and better with time. . . . One big take away from this episode is that, you should be solution based when faced with a problem. Don't think "what if it doesn't work out" instead think if you find a solution it will work out. . . . Take a listen, Link in bio! Screenshot, Share.......Thank you!
This week on the podcast, @hillarysawchuk. Founder of @adrinkwith. A platform where she speaks with guest and have honest and real conversations about grit, perseverance, passion and how to pick yourself back up....one drink at a time. . . . In this episode Hillary discusses her passion for journalism that has lead her to start @adrinkwith. She discusses how she has always had an entrepreneurial spirit, it all started from when she was raffling off her beanie babies in elementary school. . . . one major take away from this episode, don't compare yourself to others because they only show their highlight reel and what they want you to see. They don't always show behind the scenes. . . . Ep: 44 link in bio!
From Taking a leave from her 6-figure job has been one of the scariest things she has done but seeing their hard work paying off has confirmed her decision.
"Q1 was all about scaling. Being transparent, we lost our first major deal because we couldn’t scale fast enough. This time it was all about doing it right. We’ve added a new retail merchandising unit for our client @mjrtheatres , completely streamlined our logistics, and started with our distributor Vistar."
"Losing our first account was hard but made us much more equipped to scale the right way. "
Spiked ice keeps your drink cold without diluting it.
In this Episode I got the chance to speak to Spencer Pupp of Spikes Ice. Hear how this frozen beverage was able to get crowd funding and start growing across a couple of states in a few short years.
"Because of Spikes' alcohol content, Twyman and Gettelfinger had to get approval to sell it from state and federal regulators. At the federal level, that's the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau. Getting a distributor's license took more time than they expected."
With well over 75,000 vacant lots, Detroit has become the place to bee! These vacant lots are serving as pollinator habitats providing food security and shelter free from chemicals. Detroit Hives, Inc; a 501c3 nonprofit is working to transform these vacant lots into bee farms for the education and conservation of pollinators. In less than two years we have educated well over 1 million people on the importance of bees, expanded in seven locations with 35 beehives buzzing in the City of Detroit.
Link in bio! . . . Episode. 36, In this episode we did a live taping at @donny_comedy_ comedy special "No Funny Business". Comedians such as @strapmatt and @joshadamszzz were ripping the stage. Later we got a chance to have @lanaladonna on the show. . . . She spoke about her first EP. "Dumb Ass Niggas Vol. 1". Only been in the rap game for a year and she has performed with other local artist including @kashdoll and @doughboy_dre. She spoke about how she woke up and decided she wanted to rap. Writing her on raps and going to college Majoring in journalism she was always good at writing. . . . @strapmatt and @joshadamszzz came through with the killer set and had the crowd engaged the whole time!
In Episode. 35 of #KnowledgeUnderTheInfluence we had the chance to sit down and talk with @Justin McAfee the founder and CEO of @nomadthemag. . . . In this episode Justin explains how his magazine started off as a way to keep his family updated with his life and new events. He would then get to a point where he was able to monetize the magazine but not before putting thousands of his own money into the magazine. . . . Every business venture is born from a big decision. #Nomad Magazine is your first step. . . . Whats your story?
Groupisode. 34 (How does your parent marriage effect your relationship?) by Martez Sanders
In this episode I sat down with @DJMOBEATZ, Big Seans official Dj. Mo Beatz explained how he has put in his 10,000 hours in the industry. He always knew he wanted to be a DJ, he just had to play the long game and not the Short one.
Anything worth doing, is worth doing it to perfection and not instant gratification.
@bigsean
Knowledge Under The Influence #Podcast #detroit #rap #bigsean #marathoncontinues
The Co-Founder of the Wealthy Brand shares his journey on how he was able to create a successful street wear brand. Rashad believes sometimes things happen later than they are supposed to, and sometimes they happen when they need to.
In this episode he talks about the success that comes with collaborative pop ups that will help shine light on multiple businesses on one platform.
Rashad believes that you aren't wealthy until those around you are successful.
Stop comparing yourself to other people. If you are doing it for the money, once you have the money you lose the motivation.
Detroit Motown Motivated Aaron, speaks about how he has become successful in the media world of podcasting.
In this episode we discuss the importance of using someone else's platform in order to help your podcast grow and reach audiences never imagined.
In this Episode with @thetravel critic, I had the pleasure of hearing her amazing journey. Being born in a refugee camp from young parents at the tender age of 19, she then came to the United States as an 8 month old child with two non English speaking parents, that would learn to hustle in order to provide a better life for @thetravelcritic .
From quitting her corporate job with General Motors of 7 years and following her passion to travel the world and connect and inspire people through her journey, she would soon find herself as an influencer to many people following her journey.
Currently a @delta ambassador, She plans to use her platform a place of inspiration but also to reveal the power of travel through connection both internal and external.
"The best way to connect with the world is to get in it"
Instagram: Martez_fasho @thetravelcritic
In the fall of 2012, Lisa launched Sister Pie on Thanksgiving out of her parents’ Milford kitchen. She baked and sold forty pies, which may not seem like much now, but it felt like a heck-ton then. As 2013 began, Lisa enrolled in the d:hive Build (now Build Institute) business class, joined FoodLab, and continued to sell pies and cookies via email blasts to family and friends.
Check out the rest of her story in the episode. above.
Instagram: @Sisterpie @Martez_fasho
Tyler is the founder of TRV FIT, an all around fitness community where their mission is to transform all lives through sustainable, cutting edge, and entertaining health and fitness.
In this episode Tyler discusses having the ability to shift the vision along the way.
Dont do things for validation or for the title. If you seek validation or doing things for the title then your intent and overall outcome won't be good.
You have to be willing to take that first step and ask yourself if you are comfortable with being uncomfortable.
No matter what happens in life make sure you stay TRV to yourself!
If you enjoy this podcast, please leave us a 1 sentence review on the iTunes Podcast App with your honest feedback OR screenshot this Episode, post it to your Instagram Story tagging @TylerKoronich & @Martez_fasho!
Episode. 25 features @squeeze.1st . . . “The sub-American Dream is a deep and immersive journey through the experiences of the disenfranchised American citizen. . . . This thought provoking exposition focus on the adverse effects of the idea, “The American Dream’ on those who don’t have a clear path of pursuit” . . . “The things you dream, you’ll learn to believe “ . . .
Spoke with Kei and she explained that she just wants to use this music to express her life. She finally got in a space where she isn't trying to please everyone else.
"I just want to be able to be financially freeing what I love and take care of the people around me.
In episode 23 I had the honor of chatting with Dez Delmar about his journey through entrepreneurial challenges. We discussed how he has always had the talent but didn't spend time perfecting his craft and being consistent.
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All it is that you have to sit down and take your time and put in the work and let it manifest.
In this episode I got a chance to interview Trav Marquee on his most recent album.
Trav speaks about how his doubts, enemies and dreams have lead him up to this point in his rap career.
Knowledge Under The Influence presents: Trav Marquee
Faith over fear. always make sure you have faith in god and what path he has chosen for you.
Austin speaks on how he started his business and how god has been directing him through his journey.
Q:What does it mean to be TooKool? . . . A:To be TooKool you have to embody 3 things, ambition, style and execution! . . . So I ask you, are you TooKool?
TEARS Of A Hurt Man! In this interview Tez Honcho explains what influenced him to become a rapper and how he created this proctor "T.E.A.R.S"
This music shows that he was super vulnerable while working on the project.
my first time in the studio I fell in love. I got addicted to having the microphone in my face, headphones on and a beat in my ear” . “Being a white girl on stage I have to command attention! In the underground scene white girls are MINORITIES!” . @tez_honcho “Tez Honcho, I got nothing but respect for that man, he literally started from the bottom. Gave me a chance to perform at every #NNSFD he host”
In this interview with K Mack, I was able to hear how he became a rapper. His unique style of rap, influenced by "Childish Gambino, Kendrick Lamar, Lauren Hill" are what led him to doing his own versions of songs called "D.R.E.A.M Mixes".
"Sometimes in this rap game its greater than you searching for recognition. You get more gratification from what your music is doing to help others"
In this Episode I spoke with Mo Page of "Mevo Creative studio". Mo explains that even if you have to keep grinding through your day job while finding your passion, then grind it out and if you do what you are passionate about then eventually something will come of it. Life pushes you in the direction it wants you to go in!
Had a chance to speak with "The Job Search Girl" and she believes that experiences are more important than stuff. If you are experiencing fear, then face your fear and experience faith on the other side. "I feel like when there is a plan bigger than you, there are going to be things to push you toward your goal"
In this episode I had the chance to interview Divine.Joy of "Dive.Joy Productions" Divine speaks on how she got into photography and how networking, grinding and never giving up has led to her own photography studio at the tender age of 20. Divine says "I want my photography to speak to people".
Happy 13th birthday to my nephew. I had the pleasure of asking the question "What do you want to do when you grow up" This question can't be stressed enough when bringing our youth up in a media dominated world. Keep our youth passionate about creating their own way and we will win the future Because they are the future.
In this episode I spoke with Stick of "ASDRMUSIC" he explains how he found music and he relates playing ball to hustling on the tracks. "Im tryna get you right with my music, I'm trying to convict you, inspire and motivate. People don't think they will be accepted if they just be themselves, I just aint give a fuck"
This is part two of the Avonte Maddox experience. This part is where Avonte answers some questions from some of the listeners. This is where he explains how you have to be careful with every decision you make in your career.
This is part 1 of the Avonte Maddox Experience. In this interview Avonte explains how he keeps his humility and keeps God first.! "What are you gone sacrifice to make yourself better.? Who are you going to let go to build your better brand and a solid foundation. The same people you start with, thats who you finish with. It's that simple!"
"My worse fear is to fail my family, especially my daughter". In this episode the owner, Deon of NO Favors Apparel explains his vision for his company. He gives us two view points of "NO FAVORS". If you not working hard for yourself why would anyone else do something for you. You could also look at "NO FAVORS" as simply that, you can figure life out and not ask for any handouts or favors.
In this episode of Knowledge Under The Influence I talked to Marisa about how she reversed her breast tumor by changing her diet to VEGAN. Watch what you eat. Marisa Believes that you are either feeding the disease or destroying it by your diet choice.
Thank you again for channeling your emotions and spreading the vegan message to people who are ignorant to your lifestyle. I hope you help more people discover this same passion and lifestyle you live.
In this episode we discuss how Teef went from Iraq to a celebrity Barber. Teef explains how he became so passionate about the art of cutting hair. Teef explained that this is more than just cutting hair, its building relationships and friends.
In this Episode I got a chance to talk to a platinum producer. Pc talked about how he got into producing and where it all started from. "The thing about this shit or the thing about anything, you never know how something is going to happen. You grind and net work, everybody is connected to everyone"
In this Episode, I had a chance to interview a best friend of mine. Ashleys brother was drafted to the Philadelphia Eagles at the age of 22. We discuss success on a small scale and what success is to you might not be success to someone else. When your family member makes it big, whats your next step?
This is my pilot episode of my podcast. Don't be afraid to fail just take a chance and follow your dreams and face your fears. Please feel free to give any feedback to help perfect my craft.