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The Black Culture Podcast, with co-hosts Alex Price and Willie Ashford, discusses all things concerning black culture in society today. We dig into some of the culture's most relevant topics, trends, and individuals through interviews and discussions. Our mission is to bring about positive change and solutions to the community's most damaging issues, both by raising awareness and implementing solutions through our podcast.
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Entrepreneur, Coach, Influencer, Husband and Father, Jah'Life Ali sits down with TBC to discuss his journey, motivation, and future.
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Speaker, Author, Business Owner, and community organizer Larese Purnell sits down with TBC to discuss his journey and his plans for the future of Cleveland. We discuss his journey and everything from customer service, financial literacy, giving back and one of the most anticipated events of the year "The Real Black Friday!"
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We discuss setting goals for 2022. The points we cover are: Identify short term/long term goals, Creating realistic goals, Backup plan, Partnerships, Mentorship, and Being grateful along the way. Be sure to subscribe for more content.
We discuss the drama surrounding Antonio Brown who continues to make headlines for all the wrong reasons. He's been released by the buccaneers and has gone on the offensive by telling his side of the story. Follow for more content: www.blackculturepodcast.com
Price and Willie breakdown 2021 and some of their favorite moments from the podcast. Find out what their favorite interviews were, the most important lessons learned throughout the year, and more. Be sure to follow for more content: www.blackculturepodcast.com
We discuss Devon Franklin's recent filing for divorce from his wife of 9 years, actress Meagan Good, and Jay Z on Twitter Spaces with Alicia Keys saying "No One" can see him in a Verzuz battle. Subscribe for more content: www.blackculturepodcast.com
We take a dive into the NFL's policy for allowing players to play in games who have tested positive for Covid vs those who are injured. We also discuss Jackson State head coach Deion Sanders and his recruitment for the nation's no. 1 prospect Travis Hunter. Travis switched his decision to go to Jackson State from Florida State.
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Coach Prime did what no other coach has done, and that invites an IG model known for sleeping with professional athletes to educate his players on how the game is played on and off the field. Tune in for more on this.
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We discuss the age of modern women and that many of them seem to want traditional not modern men. What is the reason for this? Listen in to find out more.
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We breakdown MSU head coach Mel Tucker new contract and the NCAA rules on paying players. Be sure to subscribe
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Willie shares a recent story that ties into the understanding of black men, mental health, and the old way of thinking when it comes to solving issues. Listen in for the brief but powerful perspective on how men have been taught to deal with mental health.
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Price and Willie give their take on Lebron James, as midway through overtime against the Pacers, James spoke to the referee and appeared to gesture at two fans sitting courtside. The pair were subsequently escorted out by security from Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
Willie and Price interview Cleveland restauranteur and real estate investor Amir Foster on how he got started in hospitality and how the back community can become better together.
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Price and Willie discuss what recently happened on November 5, 2021 in Houston at Travis Scott's Astroworld Festival at NRG Park. Follow for more content: www.blackculturepodcast.com
Price, Willie and Janae weigh in on the DaBaby and DaniLeigh Instagram Live. Follow for more content: www.blackculturepodcast.com
Price and Willie give their take on what they each think it means to be a real man.
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Price, Willie, and Janae Ashford discuss what men should want in a woman.
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Price, Willie, and Janae discuss their definitions of what it means to be a real woman in today's society.
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Willie and Price sit down with special guest E. Nichole to discuss how to keep your relationship fresh!
E. Nichole just might appear on your TV one day. “I love the spontaneity of TV,” the 1999 Firestone VPA High school grad says. “You never can guess what’s going to happen next.” She has pursued a wide range of professional experiences through internships, her first one working at MTV as a production intern—assisting talent and artists and conducting pre-interviews for a variety of shows.
Erica assisted production of the 2002 Video Music Awards, TRL, and several other MTV programs. While in college she also managed to do tour assistance for Def Jam music label, street team promotions for the local radio stations, and much more. Erica has served as a production assistant for a film being shot in Cleveland as well as participated as an extra in the movie White Boy Rick.
Erica’s adventures have allowed her the opportunity to be shown in tons of commercials, fashion shows, calendars, magazine covers, flyers, and other media outlets. She has been featured on Youtube as a beautiful plus model, an amazing host with a demo reel featuring top R&B artists, comedians, and talented entertainers.
She starred as the Lead in the hit Youtube series “In Love There’s War”, which has grossed over 300k viewers. She has also been featured hosting a show on youtube for Massachusetts Single Magazine called MSMTV Barhoppers, BostonColor.com, Unveiled, Nubiantv.com, Humormill Magazine, and countless others.
Her latest adventures include a radio show called “Memoirs of Love” which focuses on Transparency in love and relationships and a podcast “Thee Black & White Series” which focuses on race relations.
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Dave Chappelle fires back at Netflix employee that was fired who staged walkout in protest of The Closer. Willie and Price give their take on his response.
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Price and Willie discuss Dave Chappelle's Netflix special "The Closer" and if he should be canceled. Follow for more content: www.blackculturepodcast.com
Willie and Price discuss Kyrie Irving’s decision not to take the COVID vaccine. Be sure to follow for more content. www.blackculturepodcast.com
Former Las Vegas Raiders coach Jon Gruden was fired after a series of emails where he used racist, misogynistic, and homophobic slurs. The emails were written between 2011 and 2018. Price and Willie give their take on the developing story. Subscribe to The Black Culture Podcast www.blackculturepodcast.com
Willie and Price break down what they love about the black community.
If you haven't watched part 1, "Things we hate about the black community, go here:
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Price and Willie discuss the thing within the black community they don't like and want to change.
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Price and Willie discuss the recent criminal conviction of R. Kelly on September 27, 2021 and what would have happened if he wasn't famous. We also discuss the enablers around him that allowed his behavior to continue and what must change from this type of behavior in our community.
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Price and Thee Willie Ashford break down the meaning of cancel culture and its negative effects on society and the black community.
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Price and Willie sit down with Elijah Tyson, founder of The Grind Tribe, a Fitness & Health Optimization program for Black & Brown men. Elijah Tyson, born in raised in NY is fitness & health optimization Coach.After graduating college, running a tech business, where he met his feats with Business Burnout, Elijah founded The Grindtribe, which is a fitness & health transformation platform for Black & Brown Men & Entrepreneurs. Elijah is using his platform to transform the mindsets and bodies of Black & Brown as they narrative through their business and life journeys Subscribe @theblackculturepodcast www.blackculturepodcast.com
Willie discusses a recent encounter that led him to question the level of accountability being upheld within the black community. Too often we want other communities to be held accountable for THEIR actions against black people but won't hold ourselves accountable for OUR actions against black people.
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Price & Willie discuss traditional gender roles in relationships in 2021.
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Price and Willie discuss the abundance of opportunities that exist for black people today!
Willie and Price break down black quarterbacks in the NFL and how their role has grown throughout the decades.
The topic of dating and marriage in the 21st century has been a never-ending debate as of late. In this episode, we delve into whether marriage is still a priority in our culture.
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Thee Willie Ashford talks about the advice he would give to his younger self if he could go back in time.
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Price and Thee Willie Ashford sit down with Da Fixx radio show hosts, DJ Focus and Rico Suave to discuss life, culture, and the story behind having a faith-based internet radio show. Da Fixx Radio Show is 120 minutes of faith-infused hip-hop music, spoken word, real talk topics, and mental health awareness, referencing everything from theological dialogue to trending topics along the way.
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Dating in 2021 is very different from years prior. So the question has become, should men pay for dates in 2021?
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The Black Culture Podcast sits down with Film Director, Screenwriter, and Producer Marquette Williams to discuss his latest project Cinema City, and his journey to get there.
Marquette Williams is an American film director, screenwriter, and producer. He earned a football scholarship to the University of Minnesota and it was there that he took his first film class and became interested in filmmaking.
After dropping out of college to pursue a career in the NFL, he ultimately decided to move out to Hollywood and seek work as a screenwriter. Williams’ first company project was working on the film Bella Rose with Marcus Franklin.
He is currently a partner and CEO for Greenhouse Studios. As managing director of studio business and creative affairs, he is responsible for promoting the growth of studio-based business to Greenhouse Studios. Greenhouse serves as the platform for Williams and others to pursue their filmmaking interests
The Black Culture Podcast sits down to discuss why we as members of the black community compare our lives and relationships to others.
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The Black Culture Podcast sits down with Steve "The Finance Guy" Lott to discuss building generational wealth with your spouse. Stephen Lott is a Serial Entrepreneur, Financial Coach, Motivator, and Business Strategist, adept with the sense of ideating new business and finding market opportunities.
Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio to a family of strong Christian values, Stephen grew up understanding the power of love and faith. Being a victim and conqueror of some unfavorable life situations, he learned to use his challenges as stepping stones for him. He attended Georgia State University and obtained his BA degree in Finance. Seeking to widen his horizon of learning in international finance, he went further to study abroad in Dubai and Paris.
His entrepreneurship venture began with London Athletics, where he taught basketball skills to the youth for seven years. At the moment, Stephen owns multiple businesses, one in which he coaches and assists personal and small business owners on how to make sound financial decisions. A reputable financial/business consultant, his commitment towards empowering and redefining individuals, entrepreneurs, and small businesses is unwavering.
His expertise lies in creating the masterful coaching conversation, paying attention to every detail, and in nurturing a space for growth and opportunity that leads these clients to an overwhelming shift in outcomes. Throughout his years of service, he built an outstanding reputation for himself. At the moment, he serves on multiple non-profit boards for churches across America.
Stephen is happily married to his wife Shakeesha Lott and together, they have three wonderful children, Jiana, London, and Tripp.
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The Black Culture Podcast wants to salute Robyn Rihanna Fenty on becoming a billionaire.
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TBC discusses the circumstances of being single and dating in 2021.
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TBC sits down to discuss the ongoing discussion of Simone Biles and her decision to withdraw from the gymnastics Olympic final. We also discuss mental health at the professional athlete level. Many pros have come out discussing it, including Kyrie Irving, Naomi Osaka, Kevin Love, and of course Simone Biles.
We are hoping it will raise awareness concerning the overall mental state as elite athletes compete.
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Holding the most world medals, and highly touted as the best gymnast of all time American Artistic Gymnast Simone Biles withdrew from Thursday's individual all-around competition at the Tokyo Olympics games to focus on her mental well-being. Price and Willie give their take on Simone's decision and athlete's decision to focus on their mental health.
The Black Culture Podcast sits down with author, attorney, transformational speaker, and mental health advocate Corey Minor Smith. We cover everything from growing up black, her transformation as a mother, being a daughter of someone suffering from a severe mental health disorder, and her new book #Driven.
Attorney Corey Minor Smith is a thought leader in the social justice space with a primary focus on mental health and wellness advocacy in communities across the nation. Smith serves as a keynote speaker at numerous national and international gatherings.
After navigating through the mental health industry for over 20 years, Smith is a highly sought-after speaker and has been featured on Roland Martin Unfiltered, TV talk shows such as Sister Circle Live, radio programs like The Breakfast Club , Sirius XM programs like The Karen Hunter Show and the Audible original We’ve Got Answers as an advocate for funding, research, services and treatment for those living with severe mental illness. Smith has also written articles for blogs and on-line magazines in addition to using her compelling debut book, #Driven , lauded as “searing and moving” in the New York Times, as a resource for family and friends that have loved ones living with severe mental illness.
Smith earned a bachelor’s degree of Arts in English and a master’s degree of Education in Guidance and Counseling from Bowling Green State University. She then earned her Juris Doctorate from the University of Toledo College of Law.
She has received numerous accolades and awards, including the National Alliance on Mental Illness - Stark County (NAMI) Starfish Award, the NAACP - Stark County Image Award, Boy Scouts of America Buckeye Council Spirit of Scouting Award, She Elevates Woman of Courage Award, induction into the YWCA Women’s Hall of Fame, and was named an ATHENA International Women’s Leadership Finalist.
Smith also served as a Canton City Council at Large member after receiving the most votes out of five other candidates. She is the first African American to ever be elected to a city-wide position in Canton, OH. As a city council member, Smith focused on supporting community development block grant funds being allocated to provide mental health programming for youth and enhancing community awareness about mental health services and resources available in the community.
Whether she is speaking at the lectern, holding forth in court, or conversing in dialogue in community centers across the country, Attorney Corey Minor Smith is a well-versed and highly celebrated speaker, thinker and community activist.
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It's 2021 and men are not approaching women the way they used to. Check out this video and let us know your thoughts in the comment section below.
Willie and Price react to Jackson State coach Deion Sanders’ walking out of SWAC media event after being called “Deion!” The Pro Football Hall of Fame cornerback and second-year coach demanded that reporters shouldn't call him by his first name. "You don't call Nick Saban, 'Nick.' Don't call me Deion," Sanders told Nick Suss from the Clarion Ledger. So the question is, Was He Tripping? Watch to find out.
Price and Thee Willie Ashford sit down to discuss their reaction to Normani's new music video ft. Cardi B. which is titled Wild Side. They discuss how songs and portrayals of women of color affect the culture and the younger generation of women. Be sure to catch all content on our channel on YouTube, Apple, Google, and Spotify. www.blackculturepodcast.com
For this Self Care Sunday, we have a special message from one of our TBC guests, author, attorney, transformational speaker, and mental health advocate, Corey Minor Smith. "Stop and Just Breathe!" Full interview drops this Thursday at noon on YouTube, Apple, Google, and Spotify. www.blackculturepodcast.com
The Black Culture sits down with businesswoman, author, singer-songwriter, world traveler and Pan African Think Tank founder, C.Nichole. She has traveled to more than 100 countries, written multiple book series, released over a dozen singles and two extended play albums, as well as started the non-profit Pan African Think Tank.
C.Nichole, born Christin Nichole in Dallas, TX, had been a fan of music since the age of 2, but ultimately remembers Christmas of 1998 as an important moment of her life. After unwrapping and listening to Mya’s first CD, she realized she wanted to be in the music industry any way she could; setting her goals for just that at 7 years old.
After singing and winning at local talents shows and participating in choir, she moved to Southern California. While attending classes at Le Studio in Pasadena, CA C.Nichole trained in Hip-Hop, Flamenco, and Jazz. An opportunity came so she took it, and ventured off into modeling after getting signed to an agency in L.A.
At 15, with modeling and working on movie sets, she knew that music was her real passion. Feeling in order for people to take her seriously, she needed to also tend to the business side of things. She filled out her first copyright application along with the BMI songwriter application at 16. After modeling for the Texas Summer Music Conference, which enabled her to network with industry executives, artist, and DJs and take in their advice and hear their stories, she realized she needed to put down whatever was distracting her from music and get back to business.
After graduating high school early, she left right away to attend The University of Houston majoring in Marketing and minoring in European Studies & Journalism. She also seized the opportunity to intern at one of the “Big 3” record labels during her time there. Taking all the knowledge she learned, she started her own music publishing company.
After demoing tracks for artists and getting feedback from labels, she realized that no one understood her sound and songwriting style, and decided to go about music alone; creating her own record label. C.Nichole decided to start off her career by being the singer in the duo group, Apollo’s Interlude.
After the group disbanded, she continued on as an Urban Pop artist. In 2014 C.Nichole released her 90’s and early 00’s R&B influenced album, “Coup d’Etat”. Her debut album landed singles such as “In My Dreams” and “Why” on internet radio stations on 3 different continents. “Hope You Hear This (On The Radio)” received FM radio play throughout America, while “Every Day” and “(Just Keep) You Hold On Me” caught the attention of college radio. In 2015 C.Nichole released the EP, “Acoustically C.Nichole: Coup d’Etat”, and then the “Texas Chick” EP in 2017.
After having visited 79 countries by the beginning of 2019, C.Nichole finally found a way to combine her passion for music with her love for travel. She stayed true to her Urban Pop roots, which fuses the mixing of genres, and her melodic songwriting skills with Christin SanDiego.
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The Black Culture Podcast sits down with nationally known anti-violence activist Yvonne Pointer, as she shares the story of her journey in this episode, "My Daughter's Keeper."
Yvonne Pointer, nationally known Cleveland anti-violence activist, author, motivational speaker, philanthropist, and member of the Ohio Women's Hall of Fame.
She is the founder of Positive Plus, a support group for women who have lost children through violence, and co-founder of Parents Against Child Killing.
She has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show. After the 1984 murder of her daughter Gloria and is now collecting donations and providing spiritual support for African children.
The Gloria Pointer Teen Movement Initiative, founded by Ghanaian Anthony Tay, supports West African youth in obtaining an education and a healthy lifestyle.
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The Black Culture Podcast sits down with entrepreneur, mental health advocate, and founder of Heal The Culture, Roosevelt Stringer Jr. In this episode, we discuss mental health, the pressures of society, and how we Heal The Culture.
Roosevelt Stringer, Jr. grew up in the Cleveland Hts./University Hts. area, which has affectionately become known as The Heights. He attended Cleveland Heights High School and then went on to attend Cleveland State University, Kent State University and Bauder College in Atlanta, GA.
Majoring in Fashion Merchandising with a minor in Marketing he would eventually put some of what he learned to use starting a faith-based clothing brand named Covenant Army. He owned and operated this Kingdom Lifestyle Brand for 12 Years.
Towards the tail end of running the clothing brand and entering the pandemic, Roosevelt went through a lot of personal growth and development. After being diagnosed with bipolar disorder at the early age of 18 he always had a burning desire to eliminate the stigma associated with mental illness.
Heal The Culture(HTC) was birthed out of this personal experience and the challenges that came with it. HTC is a social enterprise in the mental health and wellness space designed to heal and empower people of color while creating a community and a safe space to hold healthy conversations about their journeys.
Roosevelt is happily married to Laeh Stringer, his wife of 12 years and together they have an amazing 4-year old son named Logan.
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The Black Culture Podcast sits down with Elavate Marketing founder and FCA area director Nobles Darby to discuss sports, church, and his Purpose Driven Life.
Nobles C. Darby IV, a native of Cleveland, Oh graduated from Maple Heights High School in 2005. From there he went on to pursue a career in football and marketing on a full scholarship at Bowling Green State University but would eventually continue his studies at Cleveland State University where he pursued his Bachelor of Arts Degree.
He is the Founder of Elavate Marketing, a brand management and graphic design firm he started in 2012 and serves as the Area Representative for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes where he holds bible studies and provides character coaching for high school and professional athletes.
He serves as the Assistant Pastor at Triumph Ministries in Maple Heights, Oh where his parents Rev. Nobles C. Darby III and Lady Annette Darby are his pastors. He also is a proud husband to Hadassah Darby
The Black Culture Podcast sits down with UFC Fighter Devonte Smith AKA "King Kage" to discuss his journey to the UFC, and his aspirations as a mixed martial artist and a UFC legend!
Devonte Smith AKA "King Kage" is an American mixed martial artist currently competing in the Lightweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship
After compiling an amateur record of 7-2-1, Smith started his professional MMA career in 2015 and fought primarily in Ohio. He amassed a record of 7-1 before competing in Dana White’s Tuesday Night Contender Series DWTNCS) : Season 2, Episode 8 web-series program on August 7, 2018, facing Joseph Lowry. He won the fight via knockout in the first round.
Smith made his UFC debut on November 10, 2018 against Julian Erosa at UFC Fight Night: Korean Zombie vs. Rodríguez. He won the fight via knockout in round one. His next fight came on February 9, 2019 at UFC 234 against Dong Hyun Ma. He won the fight via technical knockout in round one.
Smith was expected to face Alex da Silva Coelho on February 6, 2021 at UFC Fight Night 184. However, Coelho pulled out due to undisclosed reasons, and he was replaced by Justin Jaynes. Smith won the fight via technical knockout in round two.
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The Black Culture Podcast sat down with Bryan Saint Louis, to discuss life, change, and his work to help make a difference in the world. Bryan is the host of Madcasters, a podcast focused on making a difference in the world.
Bryan Saint-Louis is currently a Youth Pastor in Calgary, Canada. He has worked in the youth sector for much of his adult life. Youth work was never something that he had considered in the past but was something that he truly fell in love with once the opportunity was in his journey.
He worked as a youth specialist at a Juvenile detention facility in Michigan. It gave him a realization about life that he has never seen before and was the catalyst that opened his heart to youth mentoring.
Bryan eventually became a Teacher and Principal at a school for at-risk youth who were on the path most likely where they would not graduate high school. He often likes to use the phrase "youth that are misunderstood" rather than at risk because once you get to know them, their stories tell you why they are in their current predicaments.
It led him to be a youth pastor in Canada where he focuses on the young adult population. His approach has always been to look at life through a different lens to see the full picture.
He mentors youth and helps them figure out their passions. They are active in the communities and help to find ways to impact Calgary and issues around the world.
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The Black Culture Podcast sits down with G Bush from The Barbershop sports talk radio show, Sports Radio 92.3 "The Fan."
In this episode, we discuss sports, black culture, and changes that needing to be made within the community. Make sure to tune in, this Thursday at noon!
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The Black Culture Podcast sits down with Cleveland city council candidate Azel Bolden, (currently running in ward 2), to discuss life in the community, and his commitment to change.
Graduating John F. Kennedy High School in the class of 2010 in the top 15% of his class, Azel decided to leave Cleveland and attend North Carolina to attend Shaw University where he studied Mathematics, and then transferred to West Virginia State University where he graduated with a degree of BA in Economics in 2016.
After graduating he returned home and worked for Huntington Bank as a Relationship Banker, and subsequently, Quicken Loans Mortgage Company as a Loan Originator.
Making a decision to never work for anyone again, Azel made the decision to leave Quicken Loans and open his own convenience store in his childhood neighborhood.
Now as a Substitute teacher, recognizing the community needs positive impact, he created a non-profit called Chess Knot Checkers. The idea was to change the community around him, one individual, at a time by teaching the game of chess which improves critical thinking skills.
“Be The Change You Want to see” is the motto he stands by.
Thee Willie Ashford and Price sit down and talk with musician, community organizer, and Cuyahoga County department of children's family services facilitator, Johnny Parker
Johnny Parker was born the youngest of 7 children, to the union of Reverend Eddie T and Clara L Parker, Jr. January 14, 1976, in Cleveland, OH. Introduced to music through his mother, a classically trained pianist, he began playing drums at church at age 8.
In addition to this, he formally studied piano/theory at the Cleveland Music Settlement at the age of 12 and started studying bass at the age of 17.
Johnny graduated from John Carroll University with a degree in Industrial-Organizational Psych, and took graduate course work in Public Administration at Cleveland State University's Maxine Goodman College of Urban Affairs.
He has been currently employed with the Cuyahoga County Division of Children & Family Services (CCDCFS) since 2000, and is currently the Case Review Facilitator. Johnny is also a Licensed/ Ordained as a minister in 2005 by the Church of God in Christ (COGIC), and serves as staff pastor of Worship & Fine Arts at Rhema Fellowship Church under the leadership of Pastor Anthony T. Parker
He also serves as the musical director for Youth for Holiness/People for Your Life, and has enjoyed a 20 year career as a session and live bassist; afforded opportunities to play for local and national recording artists
Johnny is a Songwriter/composer/arranger/publisher, and Co-founder of The Bassmint Live (producers of live Christian friendly entertainment).
He is a former Consultant/Community Organizer for The Cleveland Orchestra's Hough Community Chorus, former Co-producer for "Spirit of the Groove" (Jazz meets Gospel) supported by Tri-C JazzFest w/Dominick Farinacci, Co-Artistic Director for the Stokes Legacy Commemoration, Community Liaison for Tri-C, and producer for NAACP Celebration of Gospel (Cleveland Chapter).
Johnny has been happily married to Laveta L. Parker since 2003.
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Price and Thee Willie Ashford sit down to talk to legendary Cleveland educator, facilitator, host, advocate and community mentor Lady Gilmore.
LADY GILMORE (AKA "Queen on the Scene") has shown her flexibility acting as host, co-host as well as a guest on numerous television and radio shows including Time Warner Cable's Money Talk; Radio One's WERE, Ronnie Duncan's News Talk 1490; WJMO Cleveland Talk Radio; and Another Look.
Lady Gilmore's latest venture is having her "Queen on the Scene" newspaper column, which was formerly featured in the City News News Paper, come alive via the television screen on TIME WARNER CABLE.
The show used to broadcast weekly. Now the show is available at viewers' fingertips 24/7 by visiting the website www.kazradio.tv Cleveland Online Inspiration.
The concept of the "Queen on the Scene" show is to highlight guests in their own surroundings. The content can cover an array of unsung heroes to speak such as an elder reminiscing about their memorable past from the comfort of their own home or an entrepreneur from the convenience of their business location. "Queen on the Scene features not only" untapped" talent from the Northeast Ohio area but also some professional's known nationally, such as Judge Lynn Toler of Divorce Court and Decision House.
Lady Gilmore has been a facilitator for community forums, fundraisers, workshops, numerous fashion shows, talent shows, gospel music shows, black history month, and Kwanzaa.
She faithfully serves on the working Board of Officers of Women In Need "W.I.N." Ministries and has served on the steering committee of the International Parade Committee; and media/public relations for Mt. Pleasant Heritage House.
She is also a domestic violence advocate and supporter of the Beyond Abuse Project as well as participates in endless volunteering with her church Greater Harvard Avenue Church of God In Christ.
Lady Gilmore also serves as a mentor to several local/national leaders including; former Miss. Black America Cleveland 2011 Maria Payden, and Cleveland's Ward 7 Councilman Basheer S. Jones.
She is the founder of "Follow Your Dreams" a motivational company that has allowed her to propel clients into carrying out their dreams and bringing them to fruition. And, now she has expanded that company to "Follow Your Dreams Daycare Palace," an early learning and child development center.
Lady Gilmore is very active in making a difference in the lives of children. For her "born-day" (December 19), instead of receiving gifts; she does an annual "toy drive" requesting NEW TOYS!
In return, she gives them away to a charity of her choice and children throughout the State of Ohio. This has been her celebration tactic since 2016, as her focus is to cultivate and develop children in ways that they may not get the opportunity to experience.
In 2019, she created "TuTu's & Bow Ties," an annual fashion show to guide children to go beyond what they see and make their dreams a reality!
Lady Gilmore has been happily married to Deacon Gilmore for 49 years and enjoys her family life with son Grant and several grandchildren.
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Alex and Willie sit down to talk with Cleveland city council candidate Cecil Ekechukwu about mentorship, socioeconomic issues within the black community, and how we create solutions for the next generation.
Cecil Ekechukwu was raised in the inner city of Cleveland, in the community of Mt. pleasant. Hailing from a large family and growing up in an urban area with 6 total siblings (3 boys, 3 girls), Cecil attended John F. Kennedy high school.
His brothers who also attended JFK, served as his mentors, helping to shape his mind and helping to escape the temptations many of his friends fell into. Upon graduating from JFK, Cecil attended and received his undergraduate degree in environmental engineering, from The University of Texas.
He also graduated from Northeast Ohio Medical University receiving his Doctorate’s degree. He is currently a candidate for Cleveland City Council Ward 4, the same community that raised him, and works to enrich his community through community and business development, as well as youth engagement.
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Email: cecilforcleveland@gmail.com
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Willie and Alex sit down with CDC executive director Trevelle Harp to discuss his community development work in the city of East Cleveland, Ohio.
East Cleveland, the first suburb of Cleveland, and at one time one of the wealthiest suburbs in the nation, went through a series of unfortunate circumstances causing it to be one of the poorest cities in Ohio.
In this episode, we discuss East Cleveland's past, present, and future.
Trevelle Harp, is the Executive Director of the Northeast Ohio Alliance for Hope (NOAH), a non-profit 501c3 Community Development Corporation based in East Cleveland Ohio.
With over a decade of community organizing experience, he has trained community leaders from all over the country in community organizing & leadership principles.
As the executive director and lead organizer of NOAH, Trevelle has led several successful campaigns, leveraging millions of dollars in resources to improve the quality of life of East Cleveland residents.
Among those successes are: creating the political will to create a formalized relationship between the Cuyahoga County Land Bank and the City of East Cleveland to address vacant and abandoned properties, and create dialogue between the Cleveland Clinic and the City of East Cleveland to secure a commitment worth $20 million to address the issues of lost revenue from the closing of Huron Hospital.
He also serves on the board of the Fund of For Our Economic Future; a funding alliance made up of more than 40 organizations and individuals dedicated to advancing economic growth with equitable access to opportunity for the people of Northeast Ohio.
Trevelle is a proud East Cleveland resident and homeowner who is committed to the revitalization of the City of East Cleveland through the development of people and the facilitation strategy of partnerships with community stakeholders and regional institutions.
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Taye Uhuru (Tah-Yay Oo-Who-Roo) is a historian, genealogist, student of middle childhood education, and an independent hip-hop artist. Taye is a world traveler that has visited over 50 countries.
He has recorded and performed with musicians in the Netherlands, South Africa, Senegal, and several other countries. During his travels, he has had the opportunity of studying abroad in the Dominican Republic at Universidad Iberoamericana (UNIBE).
He is currently active in the Little Africa Food Cooperative. Taye has also participated in fundraisers, food drives, and back-to-school giveaways for people in need in Cleveland, Haiti, the Philippines, Cape Verde, and other countries.
As an author, Taye published his first book, The Afro Set. This is the unsung story of the “Afro Set Black Nationalist Party for Self Defense”, an organization that was founded in the city of Cleveland.
As the Black Power movement immerged, the Afro Set would be at the forefront as one of the most feared Black Nationalist groups in the entire state of Ohio. The AfroSet encouraged self-defense, community policing, education, economic independence, black unity, and black pride. They opened several shops in Cleveland, Columbus, and West Virginia.
Members of the Afro Set have worked with A.D King, Stokely Carmichael, The Black Panthers, Revolutionary Action Movement (RAM), Mae Mallory, Deacons for Defense, Jim Brown, Maulana Karenga, US Organization, Amiri Baraka, and many more.
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Alex and Willie sit down with the founder and director of Project Save, Carl Cook to dig into his life's story. Although growing up in one of the few prestigious African American families in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Carl had his own struggles to overcome.
Growing up under two successful parents (his father was a federal judge and his mother was a podiatrist with her own practice), as a child, Carl struggled with dyslexia.
At a very young age he began secretly drinking to hide his insecurities and began leading a double life. By the time he was a teenager, he was into gang life as well as serious drinking and drug addiction—and wound up homeless on the streets of Cleveland’s dangerous Hough neighborhood.
For 20 years of his life, Carl struggled through the kind of violence and addiction the rest of us only see on the news or in the movies. Despite all of this, he also earned a degree in Culinary Arts from Beachwood Culinary School which he still uses in his career to this day.
Even in gang life, Carl had always been a leader. So, on October 24, 2005, he made a decision. He took his last drink, stopped all the drugs, and asked for help. He wanted out, he wanted a better life—and what’s more, he wanted to devote his life to helping others in the same situation, improve the quality of their lives. His list of achievements toward that goal are remarkable:
He founded Project Save in 2006. Its mission is to work hands-on to help prevent other men, women and children from entering into the cycle of homelessness and poverty.
He is an alumnus of the Emergency Men’s Shelter at 2100 Lakeside, and he returned to be a Food Service Director for seven years.
He Co-founded The Metanoia Project, focusing on the shelter-resistant population that no one else was able to serve.
For the last eight years, he’s run The Courage to Change program, successfully working with homeless men and women to give them to tools to literally find the courage to change their lives and get employed and off the streets.
Since 2011 is the director of the food service at St Herman’s House - Focus Cleveland and is also a caseworker and program director.
He speaks throughout Northeast Ohio to countless organizations, schools, churches, synagogues, and mosques—reaching out to children, adults, and families wherever he can. Listen in, as dig into the life of Carl Cook!
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In this episode, The Black Culture Podcast sits down with the super talented YahZarah St. James to get candid about her life, career, and aspirations. We discuss her life growing up before touring the globe, the ups and downs of being in the music business, being a dedicated mother, and what it's like as a solo artist that's toured with some of the biggest names in music! YahZarah St. James is considered by many music insiders to possess one of our generation’s greatest voices, She has simultaneously been compared to Minnie Riperton, Grace Jones & Tina Turner. Her performances are effortlessly electric while encompassing the tenderness of Adele, and the fierceness of Stevie Nicks. She has shared the stage with The Roots, Anderson Paak, Bilal Oliver, Alice Smith, Chance the Rapper, Madonna, and many others. YahZarah also was also the featured performer on Anthony Hamilton’s “Playing it Cool Tour” at the House of Blues. In addition, she's also had the honor of performing, at the request of the Italian government, for the inauguration of President Barack Obama. Having started her career lending her unique soprano to Erykah Badu’s Band “Camp Wisdom," she would stay for seven years singing backing vocals and providing vocal arrangements for some of the most beloved songs on her “Mama’s Gun” release. She then went on to become a member of Rock Legend Lenny Kravitz’s band for four years on his incredible “Strut Tour” and putting down some considerable vocals in his rockumentary “Just Let Go.” Her last release, “The Ballad of Purple Saint James “was considered for a Grammy in 6 major categories. And her most recent single “Running was featured in episode 8 of Spike Lee’s She’s gotta Have it season 1. Her latest album “The Ceremony," released in February 2021 is now available now on: Apple music: https://apple.co/39REPuZ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3t3tShs Amazon https://amzn.to/3wDYAQc
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The Black Culture Podcast sits down to interview Yolanda Burt as she takes us on the historical journey of Black History before America. We go all the way back to the motherland and around the world, eventually landing in present-day America.
To say that African history has contributed to American culture is an understatement. Our influence and cultural achievements are considered amongst the top exports in the US, with most of us not even knowing a fraction of how we've influenced the world.
And with all of our contributions, we are still demonized, oppressed, brutalized and discredited while trying to heal, fight cultural battles on multiple fronts and find our identity. Watch this incredible interview as educator and humanitarian, Yolanda Burt, takes us on a journey.
Yolanda Burt is an educator, consultant, and humanitarian. As an instructor at Cleveland State University (CSU), Ms. Burt teaches the African American Family Life course, which is designed to facilitate students’ knowledge and understanding of various dimensions of African American family life.
Ms. Burt earned her Master of Education degree in Adult Learning & Development with a concentration in Higher Education Administration, and a Graduate Certificate in Non-Profit Management from Cleveland State University. She also has a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Cameron University with a minor in Ethnic Studies.
She also teaches the ‘Intro to Black Studies’ course, which serves as an introduction to the study of people of African descent in the United States and the linkages to the African diaspora. In addition, she has presented internationally at Oxford University, England, and Addis Abba University, Ethiopia.
She also helped to establish Ethiopia’s first Community Work & Life Center and the Ethiopian Employers Federation’s Business Center to increase the quality of life of the people of Ethiopia.
Ms. Burt was the first African American and first female Director of CSU’s Career Services Center. She continues to serve in leadership capacities in organizations that positively impact youth and community members. One such organization is the Mt. Pleasant Heritage House Cultural Arts & Resource Center.
The mission of the Mt. Pleasant Heritage Houses is to preserve and promote the rich history of the African American community and the African diaspora. Ms. Burt also serves as a Trustee with the Black Professionals Association Charitable Foundation, President of the Ohio Northwest Jurisdiction Church of God in Christ Missions Department, and an Advocate for the Youth Network of Greater Cleveland.
Ms. Burt has received numerous awards in acknowledgment of her heart of servant leadership. Such as a proclamation from the City of Cleveland and special acknowledgment of service from the Governor’s Office. She was featured in Kaleidoscope Magazine’s 40/40 Club and was named a Phenomenal Woman by the Phenomenal Woman Foundation.
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Email: y.burt@csuohio.edu
Website: https://www.mtpleasantheritagehouse.org/our-community
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The Black Culture Podcast sits down with two juggernauts in the financial industry, Kenneth Dobbins Sr. and Howard P. Nock, to discuss financial literacy and generational wealth.
Kenneth B. Dobbins Sr. is the President and CEO of Dobbs Solutions LLC DBA 4TechOlogy. 4TechOlogy integrates smart technology for residential and commercial businesses.
Mr. Dobbins started his career in 1995 and was able to see the transition of technology from analog to present-day digital. He perfected his craft for over 2 decades working for the top wireless provider in the country working in various capacities. He specialized in the areas of system performance engineering, customer service, and project management.
Howard Nock, native of Cleveland, Ohio graduated from John Carroll University BSBA and has spent more than twenty years in the financial services industry.
He is currently an independent registered investment adviser representative with responsibilities of leading and developing other advisers and helping clients achieve short/long term financial goals including debt freedom and financial independence through the development of customized financial plans.
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Cedric Jackson Jr and Carlin Jackson are operating in rare air as two young black men, that are also brothers, working in the technology industry. Cedric Jackson, Jr. is a Cleveland Heights native. He attended Cleveland Heights schools, and earned his Bachelors of Science Degree in Computer Information Systems.
He currently serves as Senior Video Playback Developer for Disney Streaming Services. When he is not coding, he enjoys composing music on the drum set, bass guitar, piano, and Hammond organ.
Other hobbies include wood-working, electrical, fitness, and sewing. Cedric attributes his success to His relationship with God, and the support of those closest to him.
Carlin D.T. Jackson is the Principal Consultant of Theo. Wyes David, Ltd., delivering general advisory, strategy, systems architecture, commercialization, and corporate finance services to numerous industries and clients across the country; the co-founder and CTO of Content Status, a venture capital-backed eCommerce tech-startup; and a board member of the Case Alumni Association.
In his role as a think[box] Founder at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) and through his engagement with numerous regional non-profits, he mentors students, community members, and entrepreneurs.
He has previously held management and engineering roles at Explorys, the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, North Shore Energy, and within multiple R&D projects at CWRU.
Carlin received a MS Finance degree from the Weatherhead School of Management at CWRU (Corporate Finance track with focuses in both Entrepreneurial and Health Finance).
As a Louis Stokes Scholar at CWRU, he received a BA Computer Science degree (minors in Finance, Management, and Mathematics).
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Sherita Carthon is a Celebrity Brand Precision Expert who has helped more than 3k celebrities, artists, entrepreneurs and small business owners navigate their brand.
An award winning speaker has, Sherita has been featured on VH1 | FOX | ABC | MARKET WATCH | ASK.COM and most recently Live with Les Brown discussing her innovative project: The Celebrity Sales Method.
TBC sits down for an interview with Sherita Carthon to discuss her life, career, struggles and road to success as one of America's top brand precision experts!
This is an episode you truly do not want to miss!
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The Black Culture Podcast sits down with Whitney Denise and Eminence Jaxon, to discuss black women in the beauty industry, the pandemic, and transitioning from being an employee to a business owner.
Whitney Denise is owner of Excellence Noir, a licensed estethician and beauty boutique. You can find more info and contact her by following her page @excellence.noir on Instagram.
AJ is owner of The Eminenze Experience, licensed beauty and cosmetics specializing in mens and womens natural hair. You can find more info and contact her by following her page @the_eminenze_experience on Instagram.
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The Black Culture Podcast, sits down with Anthony T. Parker Esq., Senior Pastor of Rhema Fellowship Church, as he shares his story and discuss the state of the church in 2021, marriage, church and community service, and much more.
In addition to being Senior Pastor, he is also Magistrate for the Village of North Randall, Ohio, Personal Bailiff to Cuyahoga County Judge Cassandra Collier-Williams, President/CEO of the ATP Legal Group, and board member for numerous local boards committed to education and community service. Don't miss this incredible interview!
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The Black Culture podcast sits down with Ron Johnson, Chief Ethics Officer at Keybank in Cleveland, Ohio as he shares his story and discusses life, education, financial literacy, corporate leverage and success in life.
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The Black Culture Podcast sits down with Darryl Mercer, former professional boxing champion, turned minister. We delve into his life growing up, his promising boxing career cut short by prison and how he gave his life God. Do not miss this episode. Truly life changing!