Tayla Andre's Podcast: Recent Episodes
Tayla Andre
Waking up with Tayla Andre is less about waking up at 5am but about Waking each other up and unifying our thoughts and actions for a better future tomorrow, today. Let’s put everything on the table and dissect it. You’ll laugh I might cry I will sing you will hate it but we will educate each other while waking up to new ideas.
Prentice Powell reciting his poem "Good Father" and talking about the love a father has for his child. Prentice also recited his "System" Poem and we were blessed enough to hear a piece he is currently working on called "Being a Black Man in America". This is one of my favorite interview to date.
Prentice is a Father….. FIRST. In addition, the Oakland native is also a poet and teacher.
Why Is He Relevant?
Prentice is relevant because his poetry speaks to current topics. He hits you with the truth, even when you don’t recognize it. He makes you think about life and yourself on a different level.
How Does He Inspire Us?
Aside from his stand out poetry, it is his work with over 100 African American males that inspires us. His hard work and the examples he sets is what has captured their attention and made them want to be better.
Have you ever felt like you are completely inadequate and regardless of what you do—you still don’t feel good enough? Well, Heather Lindsey felt the same way for years and she would try to earn God’s love and affirmation. After searching to fill her “God voids” in things, she learned what it meant to be the crown of her spiritual husband, God. Instead of chasing after unhealthy relationships, money and things, she sought a relationship with Jesus and He dusted her past off and made all things new. This book is a reminder that regardless of how far you have gotten away from God, He is still right there, ready to dust you off and make you whole.
Professor Griff talks with Tayla Andre @ Big D about Mass Media and the deception it engages in.
Books he suggested as reference 22 immutable laws of marketing The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations: Shaping the Moral