The Remedy Podcast: Recent Episodes
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“The Revolution Begins with Dialogue” Inspired by conversational podcasts on deep meaningful subjects and ideas, the WEBB Squared "Wealth Through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" staff team - Stephanie Terry, Rinnie Orr, and Mashallah Salaam - have created a new "Conscious Conversations" podcast to discuss race, race amity, racial equity, unity, abundance, interdependence, relational power, and more. We have deep, authentic conversations about who we are as white people, as black people, and as human beings living in this world that's so divided. Whereas we might not have the answers, we do believe that the remedy lies in the conversation and the coming together as friends and in community to create programs that address these issues. We believe "the remedy" to the great divide is in the conversation and the process. It’s not a destination. We'd love you to join us in the dialogue and invite you to support the podcast through a Patreon membership. As a Patreon - you’ll have an opportunity to join us in conversation - laugh with us, cry with us, and do the work with us to make this world a more equitable and abundant place for all.
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In this inspiring and deeply personal episode, host Rinnie Orr welcomes the multitalented April Storm Perry—comedian, actress, makeup artist, fitness enthusiast, and wellness advocate. April opens up about her journey from a young girl in Brooklyn to a multifaceted creative force. From early self-esteem challenges to finding purpose through performance and self-care, April’s story is as empowering as it is entertaining.
Listeners will hear about her professional beginnings at MAC Cosmetics and the New York City Ballet, her surprising pivot into acting and comedy, and how she now channels those experiences into her latest project: HEAL—Harmoniously Evolving, Authentically Living. Launching this September, HEAL is a self-care initiative offering workshops, products, and personalized support aimed at helping women reconnect with themselves.
April reminds us that healing isn’t linear, self-care is not a luxury, and that authenticity is its own kind of freedom.
In This Episode:
- How beauty and performance helped April navigate identity and confidence
- Behind the scenes at MAC and the NYC Ballet
- The unexpected leap into acting and stand-up comedy
- What "healing" really looks like—messy, empowering, and deeply personal
- A sneak peek into April’s upcoming HEAL program
- Tips on how to start your own self-care journey—without breaking the bank
Connect with April Storm Perry:
🌐 AprilStormPerry.com (site under construction)
📸 Instagram: @AprilStormPerry, @AprilStormPerryComedy, @FreshFacesbyApril
📧 Email: April's contact shared during the episode
Don't Miss It If You:
- Are navigating your own healing or self-worth journey
- Love stories of career reinvention
- Want to learn how comedy, creativity, and wellness intersect
- Need a reminder that you're not alone in figuring it all out
🎧 Tune in and tap into your own remedy.
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Founded by Frederick E. Jordan and John William Templeton, National Black Business Month honors and celebrates black-owned businesses across the nation, highlighting their significant contributions to diversity and equality in the country.
WEBB Squared, an NC non-profit and Chatham Chamber member located in Chatham County will celebrate National Black Business Month with A Taste of WEBB - which includes food, dessert, entertainment - all provided by WEBB entrepreneurs enrolled in our entrepreneurial coaching program.
Additional entrepreneurs will be showcasing their businesses. Please join us!
Taste of WEBB
Date: Friday, August 15
Time: 5:30 to 8 pm
Location: 79 West Innovation Hub, 120 Mosaic Blvd, Pittsboro NC 27312
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Lineup:
5:30 pm - Networking, Wine & refreshment. Music by Larron Lee, WEBB entrepreneur. Larron Lee is a Licensed Professional Counselor and owner of Lee Consulting Group service serving individuals and families in NC. When not working as a counselor, Larron is a musician and plays the piano, organ and bass guitar.
Food from Tasting Queens Market, Desserts from Fancy and Frosted, LLC and I am Cookie and Sugar Company.
6:30 pm - book reading - James “Monte” Montague - Author, Entrepreneur, Founder of F7 Development Corp, and F7 Blackstone Ranch - Will share an excerpt from his book Hood-Minted: How Hustle, Faith and Fifty-Cents Built an Empire
7 pm - Comedy with April Storm Perry, a professional actress, stand-up comedian, writer, theatre maker, educator, and beauty and wellness influencer.
For more information, www.webbsquared.org or contact Rinnie@webbsquared.org.
Sponsors Include:
PNC Foundation, 79 West Innovation Hub, Chatham Artists Guild, Duke Energy, Innovate Chatham, O'Mara Landscaping, Zen Business, Mark Hewitt Pottery, The Plant, and Binsured Advisors, LLC
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In this heartfelt episode, Rinnie Orr sits down with life coach and entrepreneur Tamika Monique Lebby to explore the intuitive journey that led her to create My Heart and Soul LLC, a business dedicated to personalized journals, planners, and life coaching for women in transition.
Tamika shares how a quiet, almost divine nudge prompted her to start an LLC before she even had a product—and how that leap of faith evolved into a mission to help women reconnect with themselves after motherhood, career shifts, and personal challenges.
Through her story, we learn that personal development isn’t one-size-fits-all, and that sometimes the best guidance comes from within.
What You'll Hear in This Episode:
- Tamika’s unexpected and intuitive start as an entrepreneur
- The story behind her business name, My Heart and Soul
- How personalized journals became a vehicle for healing and self-discovery
- Challenges she’s faced, including self-doubt and self-sabotage
- How intentional mindset and self-compassion keep her grounded
- Her favorite self-created journal: Dear Beautiful Soul
- Tips for women starting their own purpose-driven business
Connect with Tamika
📱 Facebook: Tamika Monique Lebby - Send a DM on Facebook to start your custom journal journey or schedule a coaching session.
Takeaway Quote: "Sometimes your next step doesn’t come from a plan—it comes from stillness, from listening, from saying yes to something you don’t fully understand yet." – Tamika Monique Lebby
Thanks for Listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave us a review. Stay tuned for more stories at the intersection of creativity, entrepreneurship, and intentional living.
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Shauna is the chef and entrepreneur behind Tasting Queens Market. Her business is described as a “Chef Crafted Marketplace” where she creates and offers a range of products. Shauna’s culinary philosophy involved exploring new flavors and embracing a “global approach” on her journey. It operates as an “eco-conscious space”. The market is inspired by Queens, NY with strong Caribbean influences. All products are crafted from local ingredients by a Guyanese American Woman Executive Chef.
- Offers “chef crafted” items, recipes, teas, spices, sauce & condiments, organic & non-GMO groceries, vegan & gluten free sensitive products
- Tasting Queens Market collaborates with various “Farm Partners” to source its products such as In Good Heart Farm, Heartsong Farm, Granite Springs Farm, Zephyr Family Farm, and Good Seeds Farm.
- Hosts community events such as Bingo Night! And “Poetry & Spoken Word Night”.
Connect with Chef Shauna:
- Chef Shauna Creates - YouTube
- (26) Shauna Noel | LinkedIn
- Tasting Queens Market| Caribbean Gourmet Groceries
- Unique Global Tea Experiences at The Sanford Tea Room | The Sanford Tea Room
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Featuring Jessica Richie of Richie Workforce Development
Our guest today is Jessica Richie, the dynamic founder of Richie Workforce Development. Born and raised in Lumberton, North Carolina, Jessica brings over a decade of experience in HR and banking—and she’s using that expertise to help others find purpose and employment.
What started as a response to the pandemic has grown into a powerful movement. Through her business Richie Workforce Development, Jessica is empowering people to unlock their transferable skills, rebuild their confidence, and land jobs. In this conversation, you’ll hear how she:
- Built her business through strategic certifications and local government opportunities
- Developed her signature “government plate” strategy to stay focused
- Helped entrepreneurs navigate grants, grow their confidence, and shift their mindset
- Emphasizes the power of career resiliency—staying adaptable and emotionally strong during uncertain times
Jessica also shares actionable insights on networking, community building, and why one key connection or mindset shift can truly change everything.
If you're ready to grow, scale, and serve with purpose—this episode is for you.
✨ Connect with Jessica:
- Website: richieworkforceinspires.com
- Email: richieworkforceinspires@gmail.com
- LinkedIn: Jessica Richie, MBA
Let’s dive in.
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James Montague discusses his journey from cutting hair in the projects for 50 cents to building an empire through real estate development. He emphasizes the importance of starting with what you have and pivoting when necessary. Montague shares his personal transformation after suffering a stroke at 26, which led him to focus on health and time management. He highlights his mission-driven development company, f7 National Development, which includes projects like a STEM school and a retirement home. Montague's book, "Hood Minted: How Hustle and Faith Built an Empire," reflects on his experiences and lessons learned, aiming to inspire entrepreneurs.
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Welcome to Season 6 "Cultivating a Trust Mindset" series of The WEBB Remedy Podcast.
Meet "The WEBB Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
At WEBB Squared, we’ve made “trust” the focal point of our theme this year: "With Trust, We Bridge the Gap; Together, We Move Forward." It’s a simple statement, but trust is not always as straightforward as it sounds. When it comes to building businesses, trust plays a pivotal role in overcoming systemic barriers — the kind that have been shaped by history, policy, and culture.
This season we share several conversations on trust. Trust is a mindset - and contrary to what people believe - trust is not some soft, elusive quality that you either have or you don’t. Trust - though it is easily destroyed, it can be built -it can be restored, and when that happens, not only do your relationships grow, so do opportunities and efficiency in terms of business. Trust is a tangible, actionable asset that you can create.
Today's conversation examines:
- What is Trust?
- The Changing Landscape of Leadership
- The First Wave of Trust: Self-Trust
- The Importance of Integrity
- Humility and Courage in Trust Building
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Welcome to Season 6 "Cultivating a Trust Mindset" series of The WEBB Remedy Podcast.
Meet "The WEBB Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
At WEBB Squared, we’ve made “trust” the focal point of our theme this year: "With Trust, We Bridge the Gap; With Equity, We Move Forward." It’s a simple statement, but trust is not always as straightforward as it sounds. When it comes to building businesses, particularly for Black and Brown entrepreneurs, trust plays a pivotal role in overcoming systemic barriers — the kind that have been shaped by history, policy, and culture.
This season we share several conversations on trust. Trust is a mindset - and contrary to what people believe - trust is not some soft, elusive quality that you either have or you don’t. Trust - though it is easily destroyed, it can be built -it can be restored, and when that happens, not only do your relationships grow, so do opportunities and efficiency in terms of business. Trust is a tangible, actionable asset that you can create.
Today's conversation examines:
- research on trust, chemistry, and science through the study by Paul Zak in the Harvard Business Review The Neuroscience of Trust.
- key behaviors that create trust in our workplaces and businesses and how these behaviors influence performance, create bonds, and strengthen relationships.
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Welcome to Season 6 "Cultivating a Trust Mindset" series of The WEBB Remedy Podcast.
Meet "The WEBB Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
At WEBB Squared, we’ve made “trust” the focal point of our theme this year: "With Trust, We Bridge the Gap; With Equity, We Move Forward." It’s a simple statement, but trust is not always as straightforward as it sounds. When it comes to building businesses, particularly for Black and Brown entrepreneurs, trust plays a pivotal role in overcoming systemic barriers — the kind that have been shaped by history, policy, and culture.
This season we share several conversations on trust. Trust is a mindset - and contrary to what people believe - trust is not some soft, elusive quality that you either have or you don’t. Trust - though it is easily destroyed, it can be built -it can be restored, and when that happens, not only do your relationships grow, so do opportunities and efficiency in terms of business. Trust is a tangible, actionable asset that you can create.
Today's conversation emphasizes:
- how trust is absolutely fundamental to our work at WEBB Squared
- how trust is impacted by historical context as well as the cycles of socialization
- how personal experiences of navigating the small business systems at a person of color can impact trust
- Impacts of distrust on small businesses
Resources: The 2022 Chatham County Minority Entrepreneur and Small Business Needs Assessment Report ChathamCountyReport.pdf
The WEBB Remedy Podcast is a mindset-shifting initiative by WEBB Squared, a North Carolina-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting Black and Brown entrepreneurs in rural communities. In the upcoming episodes, we'll engage in conversations with entrepreneurs across diverse industries. We'll explore their entrepreneurial journeys, discuss the challenges they've faced, how they've overcome them, and reflect on the question: What does it truly mean to have an entrepreneurial mindset?
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The WEBB Remedy Podcast is a mindset-shifting initiative by WEBB Squared, a North Carolina-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting Black and Brown entrepreneurs in rural communities. In the upcoming episodes, we'll engage in conversations with entrepreneurs across diverse industries. We'll explore their entrepreneurial journeys, discuss the challenges they've faced, how they've overcome them, and reflect on the question: What does it truly mean to have an entrepreneurial mindset?
In today's episode, we talk with Evan Springfield-Cobb, a financial advisor with Edward Jones. Evan is a founding member of WEBB Squared and is treasurer of WEBB Squared's board of directors. Today's conversation emphasizes:
- the multifaceted journey of entrepreneurship
- balancing growth and money mindsets
- practical financial strategies
- networking and community engagement
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Welcome to Season 5 of The WEBB Remedy Podcast.
The WEBB Remedy Podcast is a mindset-shifting initiative by WEBB Squared, a North Carolina-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting Black and Brown entrepreneurs in rural communities. In the upcoming episodes, we'll engage in conversations with entrepreneurs across diverse industries. We'll explore their entrepreneurial journeys, discuss the challenges they've faced, how they've overcome them, and reflect on the question: What does it truly mean to have an entrepreneurial mindset?
In today's episode, we meet Ashley Farley, an independent insurance agent and owner of AA Farley Insurance Agency, located in Pittsboro NC. Together we discuss:
- Business as service
- Staying authentic, creative and innovative when networking
- dealing with challenges, setbacks, and feelings of loneliness as an entrepreneur
- and...Ashley's key advice for aspiring entrepreneurs
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Welcome to Season 5 of The WEBB Remedy Podcast.
The WEBB Remedy Podcast is a mindset-shifting initiative by WEBB Squared, a North Carolina-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting Black and Brown entrepreneurs in rural communities. In the upcoming episodes, we'll engage in conversations with entrepreneurs across diverse industries. We'll explore their entrepreneurial journeys, discuss the challenges they've faced, how they've overcome them, and reflect on the question: What does it truly mean to have an entrepreneurial mindset?
In today's episode, we meet Judy Batista, founder of Laughing Monitos, a speech therapy practice serving families in North Carolina. Together we discuss:
- Judy's Path to Entrepreneurship
- Navigating Entrepreneurial Challenges
- Work-Life Balance and Self-Care
- The Value of finding the Right Mentors
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Welcome to Season 5 of The WEBB Remedy Podcast.
This season we will focus on habits and cover how habits are formed and provide practical tips (“HACKS”) for creating positive habits and breaking unhelpful ones.
Meet "The WEBB Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
Today’s talking points:
- Habit Hack Strategies
- Claim a New Identity
- Adjust Your Environment
- Start Small
- The Importance of Consistency
- Habit Trackers & Reward System - DOWNLOAD HABIT HACKER HERE
- Accountability Partners
Food For Thought:
- What challenges do you face when trying to change unhealthy habits?
- How important are willpower and determination in habit transformation?
- Are there any small or large adjustments you can make to help you in creating or changing habits?
- Why is consistency emphasized when altering habits?
- Why is it crucial not to get discouraged by the lack of immediate results when changing habits?
- What are some examples of how you might reward yourself to celebrate habit milestones? How can celebrating progress contribute to motivation and fulfillment
- Who are two or three people in your life you can approach to be accountability partners?
We'll be back in 2025 with new series of mindset conversations! Stay tuned!
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Welcome to Season 5 of The WEBB Remedy Podcast.
This season we will focus on habits and cover how habits are formed and provide practical tips (“HACKS”) for creating positive habits and breaking unhelpful ones.
Meet "The WEBB Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
Today’s talking points:
- Simple habit hacks that can aid an entrepreneur.
- Mental blocks that hinder progress
- Visualization and Positive Self-Talk
- Assessing Environment
- Build up to big goals with small strategic steps
Food for Thought:
- What habits do you have that hinder success? What habits do you have that aid in your success?
- In what ways do your thought patterns drain your creative energy?
- Why is positive self-talk important in combating self-sabotage?
- What does it mean to "reprogram" your mental habits as an entrepreneur?
- In what ways does your environment influence behavior?
- What is a big goal you have? What are some small steps you can take to meet that goal?
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Welcome to Season 5 of The Remedy Podcast.
This season we will focus on habits and cover how habits are formed and provide practical tips (“HACKS”) for creating positive habits and breaking unhelpful ones.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
Stephanie Terry, Executive Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
Rinnie Orr, Associate Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
Today's talking points include:
- the challenge of changing habits
- the challenge of breaking the cycle of repetitive thinking
- the subconscious impact of repetitive thoughts on personality and identity
- how examining and redefining self-identity aids in changing habits
- Habit Hack - purposefully claiming a new identity
Food for thought on Identity and Self-Perception:
- How do the concepts of self-perception and socialization influence an individual’s identity and behaviors?
- What role does negative self-talk play in shaping a person's self-image and actions?
- How can someone begin to shift their identity to support new habits?
- Describe the visualization exercise suggested. How can visualizing an aspirational identity help with behavior change?
- Why is consistency important in the process of change?
Practical Application:
- Think about a habit you would like to change or one you want to add to your life and routine. What specific action should you take to incorporate the new habit or behavior into your life? Does the habit or behavior accompany an identity change? In what ways can the "New You" influence the change?
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Welcome to Season 5 of The Remedy Podcast.
This season we will focus on habits and cover how habits are formed and provide practical tips (“HACKS”) for creating positive habits and breaking unhelpful ones.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
Stephanie Terry, Executive Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
Rinnie Orr, Associate Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
Today's talking points include:
- What makes a habit a habit? The four components of a Habit
- A deep dive into each of the components
- How habits impact time and productivity
- Habits - joy and regret
Food for thought:
How can understanding the habit cycle help in breaking a negative habit? Provide an example of how you might change a habit by modifying one of the components of the cycle.
Why is it important to recognize the emotional drives behind habits? How can this awareness assist in transforming habits to align with your personal and professional goals?
How does the concept of habit cycles relate to productivity and goal achievement?
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Welcome to Season 5 of The Remedy Podcast.
This season we will focus on habits and cover how habits are formed and provide practical tips (“HACKS”) for creating positive habits and breaking unhelpful ones.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
In today’s podcast, we review the:
- Two Components of the Mind: Conscious and Subconscious Mind
- Power Dynamics between these two minds
- Brain Function and Impact
- Harnessing Mind Power:
- And introduce Habits
Food for thought
In our June 24 Blog post Monday Mindset: The Company You Keep, we encouraged you to think about finding an appropriate accountability partner to help you stay on track while you are building your business. As part of our Mindset Project at WEBB Squared, we want to form a Monday Mindset group accountability session the 3rd Monday of each month - Sept, Oct, and Nov. '
Join us at 6:30 pm on September 16, via zoom to =stay motivated and accountable, share progress reports, and receive support and encouragement from one another.
Also, much of our understanding and conversation on habits come from James Clear’s book “Atomic Habits: An easy and proven way to build good habits and break bad ones. The book is available at Amazon for $13. Stephanie and I highly recommend it.
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Welcome to Season 4 of The Remedy Podcast.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
"Before we can manage it, we have to understand it!"
Have you ever thought about how your brain and mind work? While they aren't exactly brain scientists, Stephanie and Rinnie briefly discuss the science behind brain waves, the types of brain waves and how they relate to the cycle of socialization. They also discuss the unconscious and conscious mind, and why it's important to bring unconscious behaviors, beliefs and biases in the conscious mind.
Food for thought:
Mahatma Gandhi once said “Your beliefs become your thoughts, your thoughts become your words, your words become your actions, your actions become your habits, your habits become your values, your values become your destiny. ”
- How might your thoughts be influenced by unconscious “programming” from early in your life?
- In what ways can we understand the links between the cycle of socialization and the unconscious habits, beliefs, and biases that influence our lives?
- What strategies can we put in place to consciously uncover the unconscious scripts and programs that influence our values and shape our desired life outcomes?
Resources for further study:
- Brainwaves: What They Are and What They Do - Health, Brain and Neuroscience (yourbrain.health)
- Your 5 Brainwaves: Delta, Theta, Alpha, Beta and Gamma | Lucid
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Welcome to Season 4 of The Remedy Podcast.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director and Co-Founder of WEBB Squared
This week's podcast conversation centers on Bobbie Harro's The Cycle of Socialization. LINK to Harro's Cycle of Socialization article.
Talking points include:
- What is socialization?
- What is the Cycle of Socialization?
- Why is understanding this cycle valuable in our mindset shifting work?
Don't miss our WEBB's Gratitude Moment segment, where we express our thankfulness for individuals, groups, and organizations that support us in our mission.
We also introduce our new segment "Food for Thought" study questions designed to help our listeners integrate our conversations into their work and endeavors.
This week:
- think about and divide your life into 5 to 10 chronological chapters
- think about the most important important arcs that have shaped and defined you through these chapters.
As you do so, reflect on these questions:
- How have these arcs created any particular beliefs and/or belief systems that you believe about yourself and your place in the world?
- Have these arcs shaped any self-limiting beliefs that might be holding you back?
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Welcome to Season 4 of The Remedy Podcast.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
This week's podcast centers on the reactions we have when we are in the PANIC zone. Stephanie and Rinnie explore these different reactions, as well as provide a couple "hacks" to reprogram reactions and move from panic into a more productive zone of awareness.
We also introduce our newest podcast segment "WEBB's Gratitude Moment" where we express our thankfulness for individuals, groups, and organizations that support us in our mission.
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Welcome to Season 4 of The Remedy Podcast.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
This week's podcast centers on the three "Zones of Awareness." Stephanie and Rinnie explore their relevance within the operational framework at WEBB Squared.
We also delve into the significance of these zones for entrepreneurs navigating the complexities of business creation and engagement.
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Welcome to Season 4 of The Remedy Podcast.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
This week's conversation focuses on a rebrand of the Remedy Podcast. Stephanie and Rinnie talk about lessons learned and mindset shifts during the pause of two years since we finished season 3. This podcast is to accompany our Monday Mindset blog post and email reminders to the entrepreneurs we work with.
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Welcome to Season 3 of The Remedy Podcast. For the next few weeks, we will be talking with the entrepreneurs enrolled in our coaching and mentoring program on being "fearless" as they create their businesses.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
This week's guest is Travis Patterson, Director of SEEDS (Self-Enhancing Education and Development Services). Not only is Travis a WEBB Squared entrepreneur, he has joined the team of WEBB Squared as our Director of Workforce Development, where he will focus on:
- assist youth and young adults with educational and training goals
- prepare youth and young adults for the workforce through job preparation, skill-building, and comprehensive guidance
- connect youth and young adults to workforce resources
In this conversation, Travis talks about:
- his business SEEDS, helping at-risk families transition from trauma/tradegy to self-sufficiency
- toxic masculinity and internalized racism, and how that shaped his journey to becoming a mentor for young men of color
- the roles his own mentors, teaches, and coaches played for him when he was a young, Black man growing up in Chatham County
- lessons learned from running for office in the latest election primary
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Welcome to Season 3 of The Remedy Podcast. For the next few weeks, we will be talking with the entrepreneurs enrolled in our coaching and mentoring program on being "fearless" as they create their businesses.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Our first guest is entrepreneur Gina Diouf, owner of Sankofa Sojourners, which provides healing journeys and excursions for the purpose of transforming racial trauma for people of African descent and their allies.
In this conversation, Gina shares:
- her vision for Sankofa Sojourners to reverse the middle passage and return to Africa by ship
- the process and feelings of moving from a "no" mindset to saying "yes" to embrace her calling
- her work to create opportunities for healing and trauma release through travel and community.
For more information on Sankofa Sojourners, email Gina at sankofasojourners@gmail.com.
You can also see Gina's WEBB Squared video about her vision on our YouTube channel.
Links:
Sankofa Sojourners on Facebook
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The mission and vision for WEBB Squared was born out of a weekly entrepreneurial meeting of a group we call the Commonwealth Network. We meet Thursdays at 12 pm EST via Zoom. For more information on our Commonwealth Network, please contact rinnie@webbsquared.org.
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In this episode, we take a break from our Season 3 conversation and offer a brief interlude where we, the Remedy Podcast hosts (Stephanie Terry, Rinnie Orr, and Mashallah Salaam):
- Talk about Juneteenth and the Saturday, June 18 Event at the Chatham Fairgrounds
- And we also invite you to join us for our Juneteenth Grand Opening PopUp Event for our online WEBB Boutique on June 19 at the Plant in Pittsboro.
- We talk about celebrating the amazing work we've been doing with our entrepreneurs and our fundraising campaign kick-off.
We'll soon resume our regularly scheduled conversations. Stay tuned.
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Welcome to Season 3 of The Remedy Podcast, where we explore the notion of "Letting Go" to embrace a powerful mindset.
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist
In this episode, we discuss...
- Celebrating Juneteenth
- When we stepped into the self we are now...
- Our greatest grandest vision of ourselves...
- Consciously embracing "new" identity in order to change and grow...
- We share our "Remedy Pearls"
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Welcome to Season 3 of The Remedy Podcast, where we explore the notion of "Letting Go" to embrace a powerful mindset.
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist
In this episode, we discuss and ponder:
- How identity changes usually come about through trial, error and pain.
- Rearranging and reorganizing our identities by consciously living our truth.
- How cultural identities can be like weeds in the garden and how hard they are to pull out.
- Stephanie shares the "a negative x a negative = a positive" clause.
- We share our new episode segment - the"Remedy Pearls."
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Welcome to Season 3 of The Remedy Podcast, where we explore the notion of "Letting Go" to embrace a powerful mindset.
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- Stephanie and Rinnie examine our work together as a Black woman and White woman and our relationship to one another.
- We discuss honoring the transformational process of building a non-profit from a "blank canvas."
- We explore our thoughts around coaching our entrepreneurs, and how the "jewels are in the process, rather than the final destination itself."
Our "Take-away":
Listen to your inner voice. Follow your instincts and inner wisdom. Let yourself be surprised.
Thank you for listening...
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Welcome to Season 3 of The Remedy Podcast, where we explore the notion of "Letting Go" to embrace a powerful mindset.
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- We explore the notion of "letting go" and those things we need to let go of in order to embrace an empowered mindset.
- We tackle the process of forgiveness and how difficult it is to let go of feelings and emotions.
- Stephanie "steps in deep water" and questions the story of our identity in relationship to our concepts of who we say God is.
- What does mindset work have to do with our God-identity and the idea that we "are separate" from God?
- We unpack unconscious values that have guide our lives in order to consciously embrace new values for a new mindset.
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Welcome to Season 2 of The Remedy Podcast, where we explore the question "What does it mean to be a human being?"
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- We reflect on our conversations on identity and mindset.
- Stephanie asks "What is it like being you?"
- Rinnie talks about the Rolling Stones and Chumbawamba
- Mashallah shares "a day in her life." She ruminates on self-care and "Walking on Sunshine"
- Stephanie sings "Upside Down" - channeling Diana Ross
We share our love and appreciation for our listeners and ask y'all to stay tuned for Season 3 - coming in April! Peace and love!
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Welcome to Season 2 of The Remedy Podcast, where we explore the question "What does it mean to be a human being?"
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- We explore the power of mentorship and coaching on shaping our identities.
- Stephanie discusses mentorship of elders and youth in indigenous African culture and how it helps individuals find their purpose.
- We talk about the deficit in purpose, identity, and place in Western culture.
- We affirm how we are going to coach and mentor Black entrepreneurs in a more holistic way to help our entrepreneurs become as power as possible.
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Welcome to Season 2 of The Remedy Podcast, where we explore the question "What does it mean to be a human being?"
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- Stephanie talks about our powerful, entrepreneurial mindset trainings, and how our actions are more powerful when we are prepared for the circumstances that life throws at us.
- We discuss why we are starting with our mindset vs. starting from our beliefs.
- We think about how this work will be part of the "remedy" in our own healing.
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Welcome to Season 2 of The Remedy Podcast, where we explore the question "What does it mean to be a human being?"
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode, we explore...
- ...and remember our deepest selves for our early years.
- ... how we are conditioned to be by the world in our formative years.
- ....how issues around identity shape and inform the deep-seated problems of the world and Stephanie gives her perspective on what we can do about it.
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Welcome to Season 2 of The Remedy Podcast, where we explore the question "What does it mean to be a human being?"
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- We introduce Rob Santos, comedian, friend, WEBB Squared entrepreneur.
- We discuss the issues of identity, and how it is often the root of our problems today.
- Rob discusses his life and the process of coming into his identity as a comedian.
- Rob shares the secrets and elements of how a joke is set up.
- Rob talks about how comedy can help people confront issues that are difficult to talk about.
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In this episode, we take a break from our Season 2 conversation and offer a brief interlude where we, the Remedy Podcast hosts (Stephanie Terry, Rinnie Orr, and Mashallah Salaam):
- give perspective on year one of creating our nonprofit...
- the work ahead in 2022 as we onboard 20 Black entrepreneurs into our WEBB Squared program...
- and discuss the creation of a social business enterprise and an online WEBB Boutique to support our work ahead.
We'll be back soon with our regular scheduled conversations!
In the meantime, please have a safe and happy new year!
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Welcome to Season 2 of The Remedy Podcast, where we explore the question "What does it mean to be a human being?"
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- We explore how our emotional programming informed by trauma.
- Mashallah gives a definition of emotional intelligence and we talk about empathy.
- We ask if there's a correlation between the rise of narcissism and the re-emergence of racism. If so, what is the ramification and how do we treat this mindset?
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Welcome to Season 2 of The Remedy Podcast, where we explore the question "What does it mean to be a human being?"
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- We discuss the word "being" and what it means.
- We ponder how as humans we are conscious of our being.
- We examine the power of negative self-talk has over us and keeps us from acting in our own best interests....
- ...and how - in order to evolve as a society as human beings- we make a conscious decision to live into the best part of ourselves.
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Welcome to Season 2 of The Remedy Podcast, where we explore the question "What does it mean to be a human being?"
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- Right off the bat, Mashallah shares about her struggle with imposter syndrome and we talk about "faking it 'til you make it."
- We discuss perfection and being "perfect in our imperfection."
- We ruminate on insecurity as well as how people project their insecurities on others.
- Ultimately, we discuss why human beings are "so freakin' incredible. amazing, powerful and capable. "
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Welcome to Season 2 of The Remedy Podcast, where we explore the question "What does it mean to be a human being?"
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- Stephanie shares a deep, personal epiphany about her identity.
- We reflect on our different experiences in understanding ourselves with regard to our racial identities.
- We ask "are we more than the identities we prescribe ourselves and can we move beyond the social constructs of identity in getting to the heart of our shared humanity?"
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Welcome to Season 2 of The Remedy Podcast, where we explore the question "What does it mean to be a human being?"
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- We debate baked mac and cheese vs. mashed potatoes.
- Our special guest is Soteria Shepperson, iamsoteria.com. Soteria is an artist, poet, motivational speaker, an entrepreneur, community builder, a deep thinker, and more.
- We explore identity, and unpack the question "Who are you?"
- We discuss how we find the "true me inside of me" - how we allow the true us to emerge in a world where we are defined by race and what we look like.
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Welcome to Season 2 of The Remedy Podcast, where we explore the question "What does it mean to be a human being?"
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- We talk about our experiences at the WEBB Squared Launch event from October.
- Orion Adrian, Tech Lead at Lexis Nexus and podcast guest, talks with us about machine learning.
- Orion walks us through artificial intelligence and how computers learn.
- We discuss where the human mind differs from the minds of machines, and ponder the ethical and moral dilemmas of those differences.
- We tackle the notion that machines take on the biases of their creators.
"The Revolution Begins with Dialogue"
Join the conversation! Become a part of the revolution. Join our community as a Patron Supporter. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Subscribers will be able to participate in monthly conversations with the hosts and will be acknowledged on social media as well as the podcast.
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In Season 1 of The Remedy Podcast, our conversations have introduced you to the work and scope of WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses."
You've met Stephanie Terry (Executive Director), Rinnie Orr (Associate Director), and Mashallah Salaam, owner of Afro Future Productions, WEBB Squared entrepreneur, and our Media and Production Specialist.
We've talked about race, race equity, entrepreneurship, emotions, paradigm shifts, empowerment, and much, much more. You've gotten to know us. You have journeyed with us, and now, as we goodbye to Season 1 - in this episode - we offer you an invitation:
Join us in celebrating WEBB Squared, our work, and come to our Launch Gala on Saturday, October 23.
We also talk about the work of WEBB Squared and what we hope to accomplish after we launch this coming weekend.
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We'll pick up again in a couple weeks with Season 2 of The Remedy Podcast. In the meantime, remember "The Revolution Begins with Dialogue." See you soon!
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"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- We talk about some current events around Facebook and social media.
- We discuss empowering entrepreneurs to promote their businesses through social media in light of the use of social media to spread misinformation and propaganda.
"The Revolution Begins with Dialogue"
Join the conversation! Become a part of the revolution. Join our community as a Patron Supporter. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Subscribers will be able to participate in monthly conversations with the hosts and will be acknowledged on social media as well as the podcast.
Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theremedypodcast)
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- We discuss the concept of empowerment, and what empowerment is not.
- We delve into the role of empowerment in a culture of racial inequality and injustice.
- Stephanie introduces the concept of "in-powerment."
- We lift up the work of creating mindset programs to empower and inpower Black entrepreneurs.
"The Revolution Begins with Dialogue"
Join the conversation! Become a part of the revolution. Join our community as a Patron Supporter. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Subscribers will be able to participate in monthly conversations with the hosts and will be acknowledged on social media as well as the podcast.
Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theremedypodcast)
"The Remedy Podcast" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Futures Productions
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- We discuss an article by Felecia Hatcher: "The Deficit Framing Of Black Entrepreneurship In Foundations, Corporations And Media"
- We examine how our own work at WEBB Squared - moving from an asset-deficit perspective to an asset-based perspective - is good for our entrepreneurs.
- We challenge one another to look at how the power of social conditioning, cognitive biases and logical fallacies informs our perspective.
"The Revolution Begins with Dialogue"
Join the conversation! Become a part of the revolution. Join our community as a Patreon Subscriber. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Subscribers will be able to participate in monthly conversations with the hosts and will be acknowledged on social media as well as the podcast.
Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theremedypodcast)
"The Remedy" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode - we keep it real y'all -
- by beginning our Conscious Conversation with thoughts on race amity and allyship,
- which quickly moves into a discussion on forgiveness and Stephanie lifts up a new paradigm on forgiveness before we...
- begin discussing the practicality of living our lives aware enough to create a new world and way of being...
- and we end our conversation on slave theology and the "theology of powerlessness"
In this episode, we also lift up one of our WEBB Squared entrepreneurs, Joshua Weaver, and his business JW Organizer. You can read more about Joshua in Dance, Praise, Care and Organize: Meet Joshua Weaver, a WEBB Squared Entrepreneur.
"The Revolution Begins with Dialogue"
Join the conversation! Become a part of the revolution. Join our community as a Patreon Subscriber. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Subscribers will be able to participate in monthly conversations with the hosts and will be acknowledged on social media as well as the podcast.
Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theremedypodcast)
"The Remedy" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
We continue to explore the concept of "resiliency", and explore the relationship between art and resiliency:
- We discuss how art aids in being strong and resilient.
- Stephanie shares two poems from her poetry book "Basima's Blues"
- Rinnie reads a recent poem she wrote "The Right Questions"
- Mashallah reflects on the "myth of perfection."
"The Revolution Begins with Dialogue"
Join the conversation! Become a part of the revolution. Join our community as a Patreon Subscriber. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Subscribers will be able to participate in monthly conversations with the hosts and will be acknowledged on social media as well as the podcast.
Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theremedypodcast)
"The Remedy" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Futures Productions
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- We continue to explore the concept of "resiliency", and how it plays out in our own personal lives.
- Mashallah shares her "origin story" and how she came to start Afro Futures Productions.
- Stephanie begins a discussion on the educational system and how have a "free mind" within the system.
- Mashallah interviews Shirley Gray, a successful Black woman entrepreneur and owner of Vauxhall Enterprise LLC, a freight shipping and trucking company from Fayetteville, North Carolina on her own personal stories of loving trucks and starting her own business.
“The Revolution Begins with Dialogue” - If you wish to become a part of our and be in community with us, please consider sponsoring the podcast as a Patreon Subscriber. Your support is greatly appreciated. As a supporter, we welcome you into our community on our podcast.
Subscribers will be able to participate in monthly Conscious Conversations with the hosts of the podcast.
Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theremedypodcast)
"The Remedy" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- We talk about and define "resilience",
- We discuss post traumatic stress
- We explore living within systemic structures that effect a person's abilities to be resilient
- We lift up the life, work and resiliency of Clara Brown, a former enslaved woman who became a community leader, philanthropist, and a prosperous entrepreneur and made her mark as Colorado's first black settler.
“The Revolution Begins with Dialogue” - If you wish to become a part of our Conscious Conversation and be in community with us, please consider sponsoring the podcast as a Patreon Subscriber. Your support is greatly appreciated. As a supporter, we welcome you into our community on our podcast. Members will be able to participate in monthly Conscious Conversations with the hosts of the podcast.
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"The Remedy" is a joint podcast between WEBB Squared "Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" and Afro Future Productions.
Meet "The Remedy" hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director
- Mashallah Salaam, Podcast Producer and Media Specialist.
In this episode:
- Rinnie makes a confession.
- We talk about the power of personal belief systems and how those beliefs hold us back from having those hard conversations on race we need to have to create a better world.
- We discuss complicity in systems that take power away from other people.
“The Revolution Begins with Dialogue” - If you wish to become a part of our Conscious Conversation and be in community with us, please consider sponsoring the podcast as a Patreon Subscriber. Your support is greatly appreciated. As a supporter, we welcome you into our community on our podcast. Members will be able to participate in monthly Conscious Conversations with the hosts of the podcast.
Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theremedypodcast)
Meet "The Remedy" podcast hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam of Afro Future Productions
At WEBB Squared "Wealth Through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" our mission is two- fold:
- we help Black entrepreneurs make their business dreams come true, and
- we are closing the racial wealth gap one successful Black business at a time.
In this podcast, we:
- discuss emotions and how we are taught not to express them in our Western culture,
- talk about how emotion is an expression of human experience,
- examine suppression of emotion fragments us and informs our belief systems and the stories we tell ourselves,
- and delve into how our work at WEBB Squared assists entrepreneurs through paradigm shifts to find their voice through their stories and fully embrace their full humanity.
“The Revolution Begins with Dialogue” - If you wish to become a part of our Conscious Conversation and be in community with us, please consider sponsoring the podcast as a Patreon Subscriber. Your support is greatly appreciated. As a supporter, we welcome you into our community on our podcast. Members will be able to participate in monthly Conscious Conversations with the hosts of the podcast.
Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theremedypodcast)
Meet "The Remedy" podcast hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam of Afro Future Productions
At WEBB Squared "Wealth Through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" our mission is two- fold:
- we help Black entrepreneurs make their business dreams come true, and
- we are closing the racial wealth gap one successful Black business at a time.
In this podcast, we:
- talk more about the work of WEBB Squared
- lift up the founding members of our non-profit - Brandon Christian, Toshwa Alexander, and Evan Springfield-Cobb
- discuss the Atlanta Washer Women Strike of 1881
- examine the mindsets of scarcity vs. abundance
If you like this podcast, and wish to be a part of our Conscious Conversation and to be part of our Community, consider supporting us on Patreon.
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Meet "The Remedy" podcast hosts:
- Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of WEBB Squared
- Rinnie Orr, Associate Director of WEBB Squared
- Mashallah Salaam of Afro Future Productions and our Media and Production Specialist at WEBB Squared
At WEBB Squared "Wealth Through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses" our mission is two- fold:
- we help Black entrepreneurs make their business dreams come true, and
- we are closing the racial wealth gap one successful Black business at a time.
In this podcast, we:
- introduce ourselves and the work we do with Black entrepreneurs in rural North Carolina,
- talk about how the Remedy podcast came about and why we are offering this conversation,
- discuss the story behind the Statue of Liberty, its creator, how it was a gift to the U.S. in celebration of the end of slavery, and why the real story has been buried in history,
“The Revolution Begins with Dialogue” - If you wish to become a part of our Conscious Conversation and be in community with us, please consider sponsoring the podcast as a Patreon Subscriber. Your support is greatly appreciated. As a supporter, we welcome you into our community on our podcast. Members will be able to participate in monthly Conscious Conversations with the hosts of the podcast.
Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theremedypodcast)