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Make America Firm Again is the ultimate quest of Firm Tech. Firm Tech maker of technologically powered ‘cockring’ is the latest smart sex tech products to monitor sexual health. Think of it like a Fitbit for the penis. Make America Firm Again…The Mixtape is free promotional soundtrack hosted by Dr. Elliot Justin founder of Firm Tech. We got music for the streets, the club and the bedroom. Enjoy and don’t forget to purchase your Firm Tech “cockring" at https://myfirmtech.com/. Making America Firm Again!
Captain KG Presents
Make America Firm Again....The Mixtape
Hosted by Dr. Elliot Justin
Executive Producer: Mike Johns
Introduction By Dr. Elliot Justin
1.Cardi B-Hot Shit Ft Kanye West & Lil Durk
2.Dr Dre-Bitch Ain't Shit
3.Bia & Timberland - I'm That Bitch Dr. Elliott Justin Drop
4.Cardi B - Wap Remix ft Megan The Stallion, Nicki Minaj, City girls, Saweetie
- Saweetie - Tap In Remix(CaptainKG Blow The Whitsle Remix) Ft Post Malone, DaBaby & Jack Harlow
6.J Cole Funkmaster Flex(CaptainKG Blow The Whitsle Remix)
7.Dr. Elliott Justin Drop
8.Mavado - Bad gal
9.Shemdon _Tuqute_rich badness
10.Vilant-Rasta
11.Vilant-Weh She Love Dr. Elliott Justin Drop
12.Too Short - Freaky Tales(CaptainKG Freaky Tale Remix)
13.Saweetie-Get It Girl(CaptainKG Freaky Tale Remix)
14.Justin Bieber-Essence
15.Saweetie-Closer (Ft H. E.R) 16.Interlude(Make America Firm Again) Dr. Elliott Justin
16.Interlude(Megan The Stallion)Dr. Elliott Justin
Free Promotional Mixtape
Sweden, a country known for its more inclusive policies on freedom and equality has become the first country in the world to officially register sex as a sport. That said, the country is set to host the first-ever ‘European Sex Championship’ in Gothenburg this Thursday, June 8. I had the pleasure of talking with Dragan Bratych founder of Swedish Sex Federation and the European Sex Championship. In this podcast he explains the why, simply as why not! Tune in now.
2019 (COVID-19) pandemic that resulted in more than 150 million infections and 3.5 million deaths globally. Erectile Dysfunction is even more devastating. In 1995, an estimated 152 million men worldwide experienced ED. By 2025, that number is expected to hit 322 million, according to Johns Hopkins Medicine. Despite what some might think, ED isn't just the scourge of the older crowd—roughly 5% of men under age 40 contend with complete erectile dysfunction. In this podcast we sit with world renown doctor, Dr. Elliot Justin to discuss, “the other pandemic!”
Post Sean Paul, reggae dancehall just isn’t the same anymore. Reggae artists with millions of followers on Instagram and elsewhere on social media are not even able to sell 10,000 copies of their releases these days. Sales tracker, SoundScan, reports that music buyers in the United States showed little interest in what Jamaican artistes had to offer in 2009. Sure, Koffee won a Grammy but that was in 2020, now what? But there is hope is still hope. Reggae sensation Bay-C, Chronixx and Protégé have ushered in a new class of reggae musicians at the forefront of leveraging technology for their respective brands and album sales. If you love Afrobeats, Hip Hop or even Soca- this is one episode you don’t want to miss. Tune in now!
Erectile dysfunction is devastating as it is expected that this disorder will affect more than 300 million men in the next five years. In this interview international model and web 3 expert Liudmyla Tkachenko sits with Dr. Elliot Justin maker of Firm Tech a disruptive piece of technology that aims to curb erectile disfunction. Tune in now!
First it was Erykah Badu with the hit song “Call Tyrone,” back then the iPhone 1 just came out. Fast forward to today and Netflix will soon release “They Cloned Tyrone.” What’s up with Tyrone? Is cloning science fiction or science fact. In this episode guest host Dr. Wendy Muhammad sits with world renown doctors of podiatric medicine Dr. Richard Jacoby to discuss stem cell, cloning and even transhumanism.
Liudmyla Tkachenko aka “Mixtape Myla” has taken the mixtape game by storm over with her new mixtape. The international cover model who has graced the cover of some of fashion’s top magazines including Bazaar, Divinite, FHM, Marie Claire released a curated mixtape with South African super producer Captain KeGe for Mike Johns Presents. The project, “Web 3.0, The Mixtape” consists of 15 tracks, that includes music by international artists Aya Nakuma (France), Tomi Agape (UK) as well unreleased music by Nigerian upcoming Afrobeats artist Nchinye.
Check for Myla's new podcast Myla in Web 3.0 coming this month, streaming on all major platforms!
AI is being used to make high-stakes decisions. Artificial intelligence and machine learning are rapidly changing our world and powering the Fourth Industrial Revolution, should the Black and Brown be afraid, or should we embrace this change? How will AI impact and change culture, hip hop and lifestyle. Mike Johns sits with CEO of Creative Lab Ventures Abran Maldonado and C.L.Ai.R.A the AI powered avatar to deep dive on the subject of AI x Culture x Hip Hop x the hood and how we survive. The current buzzword and new Silicon Valley craze is generative artificial intelligence. Another street banger podcast!
The Barbie Doll is one of the most popular toys for young girls. Barbie has both a positive and negative impact on girls’ perception about their own capabilities, career, and relationships. In this podcast we sit with North America Director of Business Development Askia Underwood to discuss Barbie, her impact on culture. What is it about Barbie–as a name, image, and persona–that appeals to pop culture and female rappers? Hip Hop use Barbie to represent and challenge mainstream standards of beauty and femininity. Barbie Doll Effect- it’s real! Grab your popcorn and get ready for this exciting new episode.
The old paradigm is dying and $43 billion locked up in protocols, DeFi has become an alternative for the movie and entertainment industry. Using the staking mechanism, each user of the blockchain can become a movie producer, watch how the project they've invested in develops and see if it can become a source of income. We sit with defi expert, Paul Hamadeh of Quantum Street to discuss the defi and fractionalization of Hollywood.
Silicon Valley also has a long history of psychedelic drug use to boost creativity: technology big dogs Steve Jobs and Bill Gates both famously experimented with LSD. Psychedelic drugs have played a key role in societal breakthroughs.
It’s been reported that micro dosing heightens alertness, energy and creativity. What if Dr. Martin Luther Kings, “I Have a Dream,” was enhanced by LSD? What if Jesus didn’t drink wine instead, he ate a mushroom?
We sit with global thought leader and futurist Aline Frankfort and co-host Myla Tkachenko to discuss the relationship between Web 3 entrepreneurs and micro dosing? Reports suggest that what started off as an underground practice in Silicon Valley may be spreading rapidly into pop culture.
Jamaica Technology Digital Alliance President Adrian Dunkley and Twitty-Ann Thomas are working to prepare both businesses and individuals in Web 3.0. From robots, drones, metaverse and all things digital we discuss the new digital trends impacting Jamaica. Tune in as we discuss reggae music integration with NFTs, digital literacy in Jamaica and the highly acclaimed Biz Tech Conference. It should be noted Jamaica has become a hotbed for new DeFi and Web 3 companies. With an abundant tech-skilled talent, a history of unreliable centralized institutions and a disruptive start up culture, Jamaica is destined to be a big boom for tech companies.
Comedian Rodney “Red” Grant foresees a high-tech future for Washington D.C. “Red” gets personal as No, he’s not joking about running for mayor of Washington D.C. In this conversation with comedian, turned politician, Red Grant, you’ll learn about his plan to integrating technology into his role as becoming the next Mayor of DC. Could Washington D.C become a smart city with autonomous cars, drones, and robots. Could Washington D.C have its own token? Press play to join this great conversation.
How are creators, influencers and technology shaping music, culture and music production techniques across genres? How do creators and technology affect the digital economy and Web3?
In this session at The NAMM Show, presented by A3E, join a panel of hip-hop creators, influencers and their team members to learn more about the relationships between music, the rise of influencer culture and more.
Panelists include:
•Mike Johns, Founder of Digital Mind State
•Brijion Vuitton, Rapper/Producer/Actor
•ZÜM The DJ, Celebrity DJ
•Big Bank Bandz, Rapper/CEO
•Greg “OleSkool Ice-Gre” Lewis
With blockchain, musicians can receive equitable royalty payments, venues are able to curb counterfeit tickets and record companies can easily trace music streams and instantly pay all artists who contributed to songs or albums. One technology has the promising potential to ease the industry's woes: Token Traxx blockchain powered platform. We sit with Tommy D founder of Token Traxx to discuss the next evolution in music and tech.
With the latest industry adoption, fashion designer Aurora Chiste explains how gamifying is the future of fashion and why this matters for consumer experience and climate control. Tune in now!
The price of Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies tumbled to new 2022 lows as investors dumped risk assets in response to persistently high inflation. Bitcoin prices are now down 50% year to date and are trading well off their all-time highs around $69,000 in November 2021. WTF is going on here! In this interview we speak with crypto expert Aaron Perry to investigate the situation in the world of crypto currency, shit isn’t pretty find out why!
June 19, 2022 Tech With Soul Festival presents the “NFT.NYC Soundtrack” 2022. Vibe out music
EXCLUSIVE: We are proud to present the ultimate master of Atmospheric Deep House from South African producer Captain KG and Mafury featuring Fivio Foreign. Mixed by Tech With Soul, this set takes you on a 45 minute vibe session of excellence through his productions and remixes. If we'd have to pick one producer/dj crushing the game and who has influenced its clearly Captain KG & Mafury.
Produced by: Captain KG & Mafury
Video By: King Jorge at Digital Mind State
Executive Producer: Mike Johns
Special thanks to the staffing at Tech With Soul Festival, Digital Mind State, Tech This Out News
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Sophia The Robot takes over Tech This Out News and meets with J. Alexander Martin a New York fashion mogul, cofounder of the iconic FUBU brand along with Daymond John, Keith Perrin, and Carl Brown in 1992. FUBU generated $350 million in sales through 5,000 retail stores at its peak in 1998, and eventually grossed more than $6 billion worldwide. Tech, Fashion, Culture, FUBU’s new streaming platform and much more. Tune in now!
Yes, it’s still true that men have dominated the DJ industry for quite some time. However, it may come as a shock to some, but many of the trending DJs in today’s Hip Hop scene are actually women. Enter Zum the Dj, a new kind of DJ who’s sits at the intersection of music and technology. When she’s not djing for celebrity brands like Verzuz, Mike Tyson, Damon Dash or rapper Saweetie- she’s passionate about creating NFT art & music. Breaking barriers, taking the game to new heights, this is one podcast you want to tune in and listen.
Hanson Robotics and Digital Mind State have partnered, and Sophia the Robot is set to be the first robot powered using artificial intelligence to have her own podcast. Sophia will debut “Keeping It Surreal” with Sophia The Robot on https://beyondjustmusic.com/, Summer 2022.
June is African American Music Appreciation Month, created by President Jimmy Carter in 1979. Since Carter made the month official, technology now affects every area of our lives including music. You can ignore it, resist it and let it become your downfall. Or you can learn how to use technology before it uses you.
Sophia host Tech This Out News and sat down with King of NY Drill Music Fivio Foreign
and did not hold back on asking some tough questions. Listen to this fascinating conversation where they talk about everything from Kanye West, Beyonce to Beyonce to Fivio offering to fly Sophia first class to NYC to record music. Tune in now!
Kaine Nicholas and his all star panel discussion are to provide a shared vision among key players that can drive capital to Black entrepreneurs to start, maintain, and grow their businesses.
Why has crypto become so popular? In a word: Growth. Investors are intrigued by the potential of cryptocurrency to grow in value — as well as the potential transformation of the financial system that crypto might bring. In just 13 short years, cryptocurrency has gone from being viewed as a financial fad to becoming a new market sector worth trillions. Thanks to Dr. George C. Fraser learn about crypto innovations and consider the many ways you can invest in crypto now. Tune in now!
Brands including Campbell’s, Taco Bell, Doritos are among the growing numbers of companies now engaging in the ever-popular world of NFTs. The reality is that increased adoption tends to take on a life of its own, and NFTs are currently in the early stages of becoming a major part of our lives. Find out why brands are —are adopting them in their marketing in 2022. Join us for this fireside chat with experts Bill Inman and Leonard Armato.
The pandemic has created both uncertainties and disruption in our daily lives. As result—we are seeing record numbers of Americans leaving their jobs in pursuit of better wages and working conditions.
Given these rapid changes, the growing social justice movement toward equity for Black, Indigenous, people of color, and increasing competition to recruit and retain the best talent, how can leaders and their organizations set themselves apart and combat the effects of this trend—both at an economic level and human level?
Civil Rights to Space Rights Activist Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr. host Sophia the Robot to discuss the fate of humanity. The pandemic has increased production in automation, A.I and robotics. How will this impact the Black and the Brown and the future of work? Can robots and humans get along? Will they? And for how long?
Grab some popcorn, Tune into this Tech with Soul exclusive!
From neighborhood Crip walking to Woo Walking in a ESPN commercial, dance and the culture which birth the dance is all around us. However, with so many people throwing their feet into the game, choreography copyrighting has become a bit of a confusing mess. New York rapper Fivio Foreign is set to disrupt the game thanks to technology, blockchain and NFTs. Now the creator of a dance move can get paid through NFT. Listen to how Fivio Foreign is reinvent the Woo Walk dance!
Today’s questions, has technology given people more ways to connect, but has it also given them more opportunities to lie? You might text your homegirl a white lie to get out of a situation, photoshop your picture to appear more attractive or make up excuse to your mom over email to save face. Tech This Out examines not only who lies more women or men but the methods of communication they use. Tune in today!
Technology has given people more ways to connect, but has it also given them more opportunities to lie? You might text your friend a white lie to get out of going to dinner, exaggerate your height on a dating profile to appear more attractive or invent an excuse to your boss over email to save face. Michelle Dukes kicks off this two part series podcast series that examines the relationship between smartphones, social media and people flat out lying!
Dance moves cannot be "owned", according to the US Copyright Office. Fresh Prince star Alfonso Ribeiro, rapper Terrance "2 Milly" Ferguson, and Russell "Backpack Kid" Horning never received compensation for the dance moves they made famous. All that’s about to change as Brooklyn Drill Rapper Fivio Foreign will soon be leveraging NFTs beyond Art & Music with the ‘Woo Walk’ dance craze. Tune in now!
Tech This Out senior personality Osei Kweku speaks with Steve Koenig is VP, Research at the Consumer Technology Association (CTA)® to discus China x covid x Christmas. It’s that wonderful time of year again- Christmas. Yet the COVID-19 pandemic has upended nearly every aspect of life, from the personal to the professional. How customers choose and purchase products and services and how supply chains deliver them. Tune in now!
“Wakanda” marks a fascinating cultural moment globally. The name serves as symbolism to an unapologetic Afro Futurist society. Wakanda also represents the powerful promise of black liberation dreamed by generations of Black People global. “We have for centuries sought to either find or create a promised land where we would be untroubled by the criminal horrors of our American existence,” “From the original pioneer of Black to Africa, Paul Cuffe’s attempts in 1811 to repatriate blacks to Sierra Leone and Marcus Garvey’s back-to-Africa Black Star shipping line to the Afrocentric movements of the ’60s and ’70s, black people have populated the Africa of our imagination with our most yearning attempts at self-realization. Osei Kweku sits with Dr. George C. Fraser for one epic conversation, education session on the Wakanda Project. This is one podcast you save, share and be inspired! #classic #epic
Michelle Dukes sits with Anthony Kelani Co-Founder and CEO at DNABLOCK, a black owned firm focused on the metaverse. In this podcast Anthony breaks down what the “fkuc” is a metaverse in the first place. How Hip Hop has already made an impact and why more of the culture should get involved.
Black and Latino workers have experienced the highest losses of jobs during the pandemic: Retail salespersons, cashiers, cooks, and waiters and waitresses have been impacted. Thanks to A.I and automation even more jobs will be replaced. If your job can be digitized, then automation or a robot will soon make your job obsolete. Tech This Out News is proud to present Automation, Robots and Black Folks hosted by Alex Bradberry featuring special guest civil rights activist and futurist Dr. Benajamin Chavis. Grab some popcorn and tune in as we discuss go from automation, robots to even space exploration. This is one episode you don’t want to miss!
More than 80% of the 4.66 billion people on the planet with access to the internet are social network users… and this share is expected to grow! A few years ago, we were happy to get likes from friends and relatives; today, we share tips and skills, promote services, buy goods, etc. Tune in as we discuss the future of social media
With all the talk about outer space, A planned reality TV show aims to take one lucky contestant into the final frontier. The unscripted show, called "Space Hero," will scour the globe for everyday people who will compete for an out-of-this-world grand prize — a 10-day stay aboard the International Space Station, with a target launch date in 2023. In this podcast we chat with the founders of the show and how they plan to pull this off! Tune in today!
In this podcast we sit down with two mavericks, one a former general in the US Military and the other a trailblazing businessman, speaker, and teacher. Both these men happily married some 30 plus years provide insight on how to deal with your significant other. Times are interesting as we are slowly getting out of the pandemic, relationship are no exceptions. Tech This Out. 2021. All Rights Reserved.
Did you know people respond faster to sound than any other stimulus? Second to feeling, sound is the strongest one we perceive. The mind reacts so quickly that the initial response is unconscious. Whether we choose to listen to a sonic stimulus or not, our mind has processed it subconsciously and formed an attitude towards it, meaning it has the power to affect our mood and, subsequently, our behavior when it is heard or thought of. We sit with Dr. Matt Boerum founder at Audible Realty to discuss how his company is leveraging AI to power the future of sound. Tune in now!
Earlier this year, the Center for Technology Innovation at Brookings hosted a webinar to discuss a Tech New Deal and the benefits of a coordinated plan for Black Americans. Expert panelists examined the disproportionate impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Black communities and discussed why policies that focus on broadband infrastructure, workforce development and jobs, and robust start-ups are crucial to the nation’s economic recovery. Tune in for an eye opener!
Big Data knows more about us than we know about each other. At the same time, Audiences are consuming content at an almost unbelievable rate. The biggest game-changer in 2020 was Covid-19 which single handedly changed content consumption. In this podcast we features Brad Tribucher - Vice President - Shareablee, Inc. We dive in on the impact of social media and the role it will play shaping the future of work. Grab some popcorn, this is a good one!
Since the pandemic how is the middle class holding up? How is the middle-class faring? From political transition, Covid-19, mass unemployment, this is now an important question that must be addressed. Brookings Institute produced the Future of the Middle-Class initiative to answer the questions. Tune in now.
As the world looks to the future and ways to safely return to normal, in light of the Covid-19 pandemic, we have a unique opportunity to reset our priorities and redefine what this normal looks like. For education communities, this is a chance to take a close look at aspects of education systems that we have taken for granted for far too long. Tune in now!
Rebroadcast compliments from Brooking Institute
Alexey Turchin & fellow transhumanist Maxim Chernyakov recently wrote the whitepaper “Classification of Approaches to Technological Resurrection.” In this podcast Alex outlines several ways technological resurrection may be possible in the future, including a method called digital immortality, mind uploading, cryonics: restoration based on recordings. Science fiction may soon become science fact. Tune in this is one episode you do not want to miss.
Rapper, actor, activist and now Futurist David Banner chimes in on technologies impact on culture. The problem with technology: “Automation is making people dumber; technology is advancing, and no one is getting smarter.” From the role of the musician, to understanding the power of frequencies. Banner provides an in-depth view at Hip Hop yesterday, today and tomorrow. The algorithm vs creativity, the question now becomes how we do actively in participate in Hip Hop and remain true to the essence of the culture. Tune in now!
Retired U.S. Army Brigadier General Arnold Bray and bestselling author and futurist Dr. George Fraser hold intellectual discourse.
Black to the Future highlights a paradigm shift that is happening within the culture. Is this shift caused by media, the pandemic or government? In 2021 we still struggle with systemic racism, which has become the big, fat elephant in the room that no one wants to talk about or even attempt to manage. Listen as Bray & Fraser provide a chilling response to Black to the Future. “Although we have managed to come so far, we have lost sight of the importance of the one aspect within our culture that we stand to gain the most from, each other. Tune in now and find out today.
On January 6, following a rally where President Trump urged his supporters to “fight much harder” against “bad people” and “show strength,” a mob of rioters aiming to halt the count of Electoral College ballots that would formally seal Joe Biden’s victory violently stormed and overtook the United States Capitol. One Capitol police officer and four pro-Trump extremists lost their lives as a result.
Now, in the aftermath of the insurrection, lawmakers are exploring ways to strip the president of his authority, hold those who participated accountable, and investigate the massive security failures that jeopardized the lives of elected officials and legislative staff. The House of Representatives impeached President Trump for the second time in his term in the absence of Vice President Mike Pence invoking the 25th Amendment to remove him from power. Senate leaders are now hashing out parameters for Trump’s trial in the Senate. Some lawmakers are also urging the expulsion of Republican lawmakers who participated in the efforts to overturn the election via the 14th Amendment. Tune in now!
Brooking Institue rebroadcast. Edited By Garrett Ard for Tech This Out News. 2021
We linked up with Detroit rapper Molly Brazy for an exclusive “Tech This Out News” interview! During our sit down with Molly, she discusses how she got in the game. From grabbing a beat off YouTube using her smartphone to recording a freestyle that later goes viral, to the dos and don’ts of social media. Is the game too saturated? Molly gives insight on music made before social media versus music made today. Molly B talks about her new 10-track EP, “Pink Molly” featuring Mozzy and Snap Dogg with production from the likes of Majestic Bxndz, Pooh Beatz, RJ Lamont and more. Tune in now and Tech This Out!
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There is nothing “normal” or “routine” about this academic year. Because of the pandemic, this fall has been different from any other, with some classes being in-person or mixed mode and some remote; the need to wear masks and observe social distancing; and the restrictions on gatherings. Shit is real! Many of the epic changes that impact college campuses leave their mark. This podcast examines college life in the era of the pandemic.
The following is a rebroadcast from Brooking Institute. Produced by Garrett Ard for Tech This Out News. 2020. All Rights Reserved
America is more divided than it has to be. It is both possible and urgent to reduce polarization, division, and the tensions they create. Healing these divides is not a utopian aspiration. Nor does this hope entail denying that citizens in a democratic republic will always have disagreements. In this podcast we examine what the Biden Administration will confront including the pandemic, the scourge of systemic racism, a deep economic recession, and a dangerously warming planet. Government must act boldly in all these spheres, yet government will not succeed alone. Tune in now!
It is becoming more and more evident that a new era is being ushered in within the music business. The old rules are being rewritten, and if No Limits mission is accomplished, this revolution will be televised and well documented. No Limit is spearheaded by Percy Master P Miller and he is looking to be at the forefront of innovation in music and beyond with AI. “We aim to define the future of music with AI,” says Chief Digital Officer Shaun Ross and No Limit front man Silkk The Shocker. Mr. Ross has a long history in the entertainment business. He is now working to turn No Limit into tech powerhouse.
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People have an organic desire to collect things from novelty items, newspapers, baseball cards and now thanks to smartphone and the increase in digital adoption, digital collectibles is the new buzz word. The estimated size of the global collectable market is $370 billion. It is no wonder the NBA, NFL, MLB, Women’s Soccer league have their own crypto collectibles. Enter Maisie Thompson!
Maisie has created the first ever digital collectable of a US President with her latest art piece of Joe Biden and VP Kamala Harris. This young lady hailing from a small little town in Tennessee has travelled Africa and Europe. In this session we talk about the power of digital collectables. Digital collectables for racial justice, systemic racism in art in America- a subject that is rarely discussed. Representing the future of art, Maisie is one lady to watch, see and witness. Tune in now!
With people still leery of travel avatar social platform IMVU is fostering engagement and collaboration through participation in three-dimensional virtual worlds. More people have turned to online games to recreate canceled gatherings, giving us a glimpse of a world reborn in pixels. Now The social avatar platform aims to make music apart of the experience!
Osei & Shawntell sit with Nikole Mitchell. This mom of three former pastor turned content creator left the church she was working for back in July 2017, came out as ‘pansexual’, and started building her new life, new brand, all by leveraging social media. Inspired by Facebook, then YouTube, she gravitated to OnlyFans to build her money-making empire. Perhaps we can all learn something in this discussion- tune in now!
Osei & Shawntell sit with Nikole Mitchell. This mom of three former pastor turned content creator left the church she was working for back in July 2017, came out as ‘pansexual’, and started building her new life, new brand, all by leveraging social media. Inspired by Facebook, then YouTube, she gravitated to OnlyFans to build her money-making empire. Perhaps we can all learn something in this discussion- tune in now!
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Engineers are turning their attention to its next incarnation: the 6G!! China says it plans to roll out 6G networks in 2030, Samsung notes 6G will become commercial also in 2030. But what is 6G, why will it be the new big game changer and how it can revolutionize the world where we live? We sit down with Alex Lawerence Founder of 6G World to discuss the power of 6G and how it will change the world as we know it.
But why 6G will be a new big game changer and how it can revolutionize the world where we live?
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Mike Johns and Wyclef understand that black consumers of digital media, social media, and video streaming, outpacing the rest of the population in hours spent weekly on smartphone apps and the internet. Along with a high propensity to seek out information about new technology products and share their digital interests with family and friends, they have an overall higher reach than the rest of the population for social networking on a smartphone, interconnected TV devices and streaming.
Even in the era of the pandemic the visibility of Black artists in the music industry, on the silver screen and behind the camera are moving the needle with using digital devices, social media, and software apps in myriad ways to express their feelings and aspirations and transmit them across a global audience. From livestreaming to VR, know your worth. Control the narrative, own your intellectual property. We are building “smart musicians” that are the API not the other way around.
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Tech This Out host Osei The Dark Secret & Shawntelle Hubbard had the opportunity to interview Silkk “The Shocker” Miller. Silkk charted many hit songs and albums in the early 2000s. Performing on his brother Master P’s No Limit Label, he played a significant part in paving many new roads for young entrepreneurs in hip-hop. He discusses the good ole days of No Limit Records, his relationship with brother Master P, and politics.
With a new mobile app as well as a new album on the way, it was exciting to be able to speak to him and get a glimpse into what he has in store next, his thoughts on the current musical landscape. Where Silkk differs from other business-savvy rappers of today is how he is making moves in the world of artificial intelligence, #thatpart! Tune in now!
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The beauty and cosmetic industry are worth over $532 billion. It is only natural to incorporate technologies such as machine learning, big data, and AI in the beauty and cosmetics. Can AI make you pretty? Beauty and Tech expert Alex B sits down with Adam Gam CMO of Perfect Corporation to discuss this and the potential paradigm shift AI will bring to the industry by helping businesses understand their customers’ preferences. Tune in and Tech This Out!
Did President Trump use Social Media To Attempt a Coup. What was the best mobile app in hip hop? Did Black people make social media trendy? Technical glitch, what was the worse technologies of 2020. What are we looking for at CES 2021. Grab a Snickers bar, tune in now!
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In this discussion Osei the Dark Secret sits with down with SVP of Communication Jean Foster at CEA the organizer of the highly acclaimed CES. From COVID-19 and its impact on Las Vegas, to Black Lives Matters. From Will.I.am participating at CES 2021 to what steps CES is taking to ensure more people of color are at the roundtable. Grab your popcorn and tune in now. We do this for the culture!
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Racist rhetoric from government officials, including calls to incite voter intimidation and promote civil unrest, are sadly not unprecedented in American history. In fact, the increasing use of social media among white supremacists for hate speech, along with the racial and ethnic tribalization surfacing over the last few years, have stifled the country’s attempts to combat racism and systemic inequalities.
This is a rebroadcast from Brooking Institue, edited by Christian Pedroza.
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If you’ve ever thought that the pandemic has impacted the core beliefs of almost all Americans, a recent Pew Poll would confirm that notion. The poll states that 86% of Americans believe that there is a lesson to be learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. In this conversation we exam the need to rethink our priorities after the pandemic is over and that though this tragedy has ravaged our nation, we can learn from it if we take certain lessons to heart. Tech This Out and tune in now!
What is the Future of Artificial Intelligence? Artificial intelligence (AI) is the transformative technology of our time. It is being deployed in many different sectors, analyzing data in real time, and making intelligent decisions based on that analysis. Yet despite its widespread utilization, AI has aroused a few fears concerning fairness, bias, privacy, security, and human safety. On November 17, the Center for Technology Innovation hosted a webinar to discuss the future of AI, how it is being deployed, and the policy and legal issues being raised. Speakers explored ways to mitigate possible concerns and how to move forward safely, securely, and in a manner consistent with human values.
Rebroadcast from Brooking Institute. Edited by Christian Pedroza for Tech This Out News. 2020. All Rights Reserved
Social media allows us to be more agile. Immediate. Fluid. Transparent. Honest. But more than anything else, today social media is the way we exist. Over the years it has become far more than just sending a tweet or posting an announcement. It is an entire currency of thought, and it’s the future of work. In this conservations, host Mike Johns sits with Dr. Richard Toler and Tania Yuki, Founder and CEO of Shareablee discussing the birth of a new emerging workforce. #futureofwork
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There is no doubt that the pandemic has affected us all. For many of us, the crisis has changed how we work. Dr. Richard Toler, Mike Johns host Founding Executive Director of Singularity University and lead author of Exponential Organizations, Salim Ismail. Ismail sheds light on how employers—and employees—are adapting to the constantly shifting landscape and everyday disruption. In a brave new world, what are the key work skills needed? Tune in now, Tech This Out!
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In this episode of Tech This Out News, Osei The Dark Secret host a conversation with CEO & President of Technology Association of Georgia, Larry Williams. Atlanta has become the hip-hop center of the U.S., but is there a possibility that Atlanta can branch out and become a tech mecca? Williams delivers some key factoids about Atlanta, that makes you wonder about Silicon Valley. Tune in!
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Chief Marketing Officer of Cadillac, Melissa Grady, demonstrates the importance of following your dreams and staying true to yourself to achieve your dreams. This is an inspiring story for women thinking about the automotive industry. Being a woman in a male dominated field has never stopped Melissa from achieving her dreams. Tune in now!
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Allyson Witherspoon, Vice President of Marketing Communications and Media got into the automotive industry after realizing her passion for design, technology, and performance. As a female in a male dominated industry, she experienced high competitiveness and biases. All these things have inspired her and pushed her further. She breaks stereotypes by being confident in what she brings to the table and she inspires other women to do the same. In this podcast she describes how Nissan has been navigating through the tribulations of the COVID-19 pandemic. After being deemed a non-essential business, car dealerships and other businesses under the automotive industry umbrella, had to figure out ways to stay relevant in a new and unprecedented time. Cars took on a new role. They were no longer just vehicles to help one get from point A to point B, they were more than that. Drive-by graduations, trips to grandma's house, and midnight drives became part of the new normal. Kids are going to remember cars driving through their neighborhoods for graduation. After a long work day, we will always be able to relate to one another how great it feels to close the computer, ride around with the windows down, and finally experience some peace and quiet. Find out what Allyson Witherspoon mentions the "human spirit" and how that is what is getting all of us through this hard time. She gets deep, tune in now!
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Kimberly Gardiner the Vice President and CMO of Mitsubishi, relays an important message about women in the automotive industry. She explains that all kinds of women are needed in the automotive industry, you don't have to be a "gearhead", you just need to be passionate. Gardiner also goes into detail about her admiration for change and innovation in the workforce. Working with Toyota during the launch of the first Prius helped fuel her motivation for change in the automotive industry. She discusses how her work ethic and ability to mold into new positions in her field has helped her in her career, along with having a group of supportive people by her side. Kimberly Gardiner believes everyone should …….Tune In and listen now!
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Angela Zepada tells the story of how she found herself in her very prestigious position. Growing up, Zepada wanted to move to New York and be a fashion designer. She had no clue that she would end up being the Chief Marketing Operator at Hyundai. She ended up………tune in and listen!
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Laura Schwab of Aston Martin promotes teamwork and ambition. She tells the story of her going to law school and then moving to California to find out what she really wanted to do with her life. She started applying to job after job and kept getting rejected. She later got a job with a company that sold cars online. A couple years later, while in Great Britain, Schwab was invited to take a factory tour of Aston Martin. While she was there, she was offered a job as President. She…..tune in and listen to this badass!
President Donald Trump’s threat to ban TikTok in the U.S. over privacy concerns. Triller has branded itself as a music video platform but amid TikTok’s security woes, it has added several new features that are similar to TikTok (e.g., users can post funny videos of themselves singing, dancing and giving lifestyle tips). Make no mistake Triller is out for blood and the #1 spot. We sit down with CEO Mike Lu to discuss the rise of Triller, why Triller aligned itself with Hip Hop, Black Culture and much more!
Men and woman spend in the billions on hair care products. Most hair care products purchased by African-Americans are imported from countries such as India and China, despite the U.S. having one of the most lucrative hair care markets in the world. Enter, 30 year old Candace Mitchell CEO and Founder of MyAvana, a new start up leveraging the power of Artificial Intelligence with hair care. Tune In!
Did you know that the illegal drug market is a 2.5-trillion-dollar industry? Although “drug dealing is illegal”, it does not mean you can’t learn a few things from it. The 4 Ps of Marketing, building a solid competitive advantage, innovating, and relentlessly pursuing your objectives; the bedrock of great businesses is built on these. You may not become the next Chango, (in fact, we hope this podcast doesn’t inspire you to abandon your business and take up a life of crime) but you should definitely be able to turn that startup dream into reality. Tune in, listen and learn!
Crowdfunding can be a very lucrative way to launch a new product and guarantee orders upfront, but most companies fail and then it becomes an expensive lesson. In this discussion-based conversation we sit down with Hollywood crowd sourcing expert Ronjini Joshua to learn how companies are raising capital during the pandemic.
The economic impact of sports increased $2.1 billion between 2012 and 2019 in Los Angeles County. With 12 major league professional teams and several large sporting events like the Long Beach Grand Prix and the LA Marathon, the regional sports scene helped to expand economic development and increase job creation. Then came the pandemic, which has forced disruption. This panel will explore the massive impact Covid-19 on spectator events, and look at new strategies to meet consumer demands and continue economic growth in LA.
Moderator: Carmelita Jeter
Kevin Demoff, COO of LA Rams
David Sigel, CEO of LA Sports Council
Michael Keenan-Managing Director, Sports Practice Leader
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All Tech Is Human's David Ryan Polgar moderates this discussion with participants Mutale Nkonde and Charlton McIlwain. The name--All Tech Is Human goes to the exact point of the conversation that any technology is created by humans and data from humans, which means that historical bias and inequalities can replicate itself. Always good to remember that tech is not magical...all tech is human.
Racism In AI is from "Building Anti-Racist Technology & Culture" by All Tech Is Human. Tech This Out News. 2020. All Rights Reserved
COVID is accelerating many societal and technology shifts and reversing others. The COVID-era is a technology-driven era with widespread and often forced adoption of trends like work-from-home, online retail, pickup/delivery services, entertainment-as-a-service, telemedicine (well, tele-you-name-it), and machine-learning. In this podcast with featured guest Salim Ismail, we examine the longer-term effects of the pandemic on the workplace, government, race relations, education, and lifestyle as we know it. Embodied in this change are deep behavioral shifts that, even given a decade, might never have reached these proportions. Truth is scary, tune in and prepare yourself!
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Chris and Irv Gotti sat down for an exclusive Tech This Out New interview where they covered a number of topics ranging from how Covid-19 has birth a new era in Hip Hop Music, JAY-Z today’s civil rights leader, how technologies such as AI helps Hip Hop and the relaunch of Murder Inc. Also, in this podcast we debut Irv Gotti’s new artist SNF JT. Roll one up and tune in!
Music By: SNF.JT, "Ride or Die"
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Two Worlds United, in this podcast we have retired U.S. Army Brigadier General Arnold N. Gordon-Bray along retired gang leader of Rolling 60's Crip. Coming from two different backgrounds, both generals give insight to being Black in America. From Crispus Attucks, the first American colonist killed in the American Revolution, the U.S flag, to Big U speaking on proper police training and Covid-19’s impact on the streets. This is one episode you don’t want to miss! #blacklivesmatter
“Make Love Not War (Part II)!” Join us for a conversation with NFL legend, businessman and futurist Ricky Williams. We continue the flow in this unfiltered conversation with Williams as he goes all in on Drew Brees, Donald Trump, Colin Kaepernick, as well he has a message for black NFL players. On the tech side, his latest venture Hey Lila is a new dating app helping you to find your soulmate. Hey Lila combines the ancient art and science of astrology with the modern technology of digital connectivity to help you get to know yourself, connect to others and navigate relationships. In this two part series witness Ricky Williams transform from football to doctor, futurist, activist to healer.. Tune in right now!
With all the depressing news from Covid-19 to the current State of America, we say, “Make Love Not War!” Join us for a conversation with NFL legend, businessman and futurist Ricky Williams. In this unfiltered conversation Williams goes all in on Drew Brees, Donald Trump, Colin Kaepernick, as well he has a message for black NFL players. On the tech side, his latest venture Hey Lila is a new dating app helping you to find your soulmate. Hey Lila combines the ancient art and science of astrology with the modern technology of digital connectivity to help you get to know yourself, connect to others and navigate relationships. In this two part series witness Ricky Williams transform from football to doctor, futurist, activist to healer.. Tune in now!
Sad but true, the automotive industry is showing little progress in gender diversity. Over half of the top 20 companies in this industry have zero women on their executive teams. In 2019, women of color made up a fraction of employees in the motor vehicles and motor vehicles equipment manufacturing industry:
oBlack women: 5.6%.
oAsian women: 1.8%.
oLatinas: 3.0%.
In partnership with Reuters Events. We deliver a fireside chat with Kimberly Gardiner, Vice President and CMO, Mitsubishi Motors North America hosted by Scotty Reiss, Founder, A Girls Guide to Cars. Tech This Out takes pride in showcasing leading female trailblazers in the automotive industry.
This is a rebroadcast from Reuters Events series "Celebrating Women in Automotive Series " 2020. All RIghts Reserved
TikTok is quickly becoming the social media platform of the moment, with recent statistics showing the app has now been downloaded over 1.5 billion times globally. Tik Tok has become in some ways the new ‘YouTube’. Listen and Learn as this “rockstar” panel will take an in-depth look at: mainstream media’s understanding of TikTok and livestreaming, creating viral content discussing the features of the app, navigating brand deals and sponsorships. This panel features Tik Tokers that are raising the bar in social media including Christine Barger, (TT: @christinebarger), Jack Jerry, (TT: @jackjerry),Kailey Maurer, (TT: @kaileymaurer),Kelianne Stankus, (TT: @keliannestankus).Marina Leigh, (TT: @marinaleigh) and moderator – Alex Hager, Tinysponsor, (@alexhager). Grab the notepad, popcorn and tune in!
Former Rollin 60 gang leader Eugene “Big U” Henley shares another side of Crippin Hollywood movies do not talk about probably because they do not know! In this conversation, Big U chimes in on Chicago vs LA and which is the gang capital, the power STEAM learning, his embracement of technology at any early age, greenlight on creating a Nipsey Hussle Innovation Award and much more! Big U delivers that fresh uncut, raw data, #techthisout, tune in asap!
The future of blockchain is near and banking is not the only industry affected. Learn how entertainment, law enforcement, ride-hailing, and others could also be impacted by blockchain technology. Bitcoin’s popularity helped demonstrate blockchain’s application in finance, but entrepreneurs have come to believe blockchain could transform many more industries. In this podcast the use cases for a transparent, verifiable register of transaction data are practically endless — especially since blockchain operates through a decentralized platform requiring no central supervision, making it resistant to fraud will be discussed. Grab your popcorn and tune in now!
Staying In The Game is a first-of-its-kind, comprehensive sexual harassment survival guide that covers everything—from how to identify ‘harassholes’ and spot sexual harassment hotbeds, to how to best leverage media and lawyer up, all while staying sane and surviving cyber-scandal through the process. In this interview with legal analyst & author, Adrienne Lawrence, we go all in. Men pay attention, she's ushering in a new era!
Long before the Covid-19 pandemic, streaming TV has been thriving. Today however live sports and services have unique challenges and opportunities in the domain of interactivity. Legalized betting is accelerating investment in new products and gamification. Twitch, HQ Trivia, eSports and the rise of influencer marketing have shown how chat can work with video feeds. And as TV evolves, sports teams, leagues and channels will continue to deepen and broaden fan engagement. In this podcast we feature sports leaders from different perspectives sharing insights and real-life examples of the future of sports video, today.
PANELISTS:
Jayar Donlan, Executive Vice President, Advanced Media, WWE
Scott Kegley, Executive Director of Digital Media & Innovation, Minnesota Vikings
Jenna Kurath, Vice President of Startup Partner Development, SportsTech, Comcast Cable
Sandra Lopez, Vice President and General Manager, Intel Sports
MODERATOR: Brian Ring, CEO, Ring Digital
Original broadcast DEW EXPO 2020
DJ Qbert is widely considered to be one of the most influential DJs of all time. Qbert gained worldwide recognition for his ability to amaze audiences with his turntable skills and later pioneered performing as a turntable band. A former DMC World Champion, he has long been sought out by equipment companies to help develop innovative products for DJs.
In 2009, Qbert launched the Qbert Skratch University, an online school and community for DJs which now proves to be extremely valuable in the era of Covid-19. In this episode we sit down with Qbert and talk tech & hip hop along with special guest rapper B.Bandz.
When you think of the streaming industry, you think of new innovators like Netflix, Spotify, Hulu, and Roku. Disney and Apple may have professionals able to gauge their competition, but more new names provide innovation the older companies can’t provide. This high-powered panel discussion goes all the way in on the Future of Streaming Everything. Tune in, now, correction RIGHT NOW!
PANEL ROCKSTARS INCLUDE:
Rob Holmes, VP of Programming, Roku
Leslie Iwerks, Founder and Creative Director, Iwerks & Co.
Soumya Sriraman, Founding President and CEO, BritBox
Joanne Waage, General Manager, Crunchyroll
MODERATOR: Lucas Shaw, Entertainment Reporter, Bloomberg
Once perceived as the underdog in a galaxy of Streaming Videos on Demand services, Pluto now with a multi-billion-dollar backing of ViacomCBS, 22 million users as of February 2020, its universe is fast expanding – but it vows not to be just another Viacom property. In this podcast recorded at Digital Entertainment World 2020. Dawn Chmielewski, Senior Editor Media, Entertainment and Technology, Forbes speaks with Tom Ryan, CEO, Pluto TV. Tune in now!
For many young musicians, technology has provided an easy means to get new music out there. Now more than ever before, it is possible for quality music to be discovered and develop a following — it still takes a lot of luck to make it big, but the odds are slightly more in your favor. All of these things are great, but there are all sorts of cybercrimes out there and the number of incidents is steadily growing. Cyberattacks are on the rise in nearly every aspect of our online economy and the music industry is no exception. Experts believe that over half of all companies have experienced some sort of cyberattack every year. A new hack is estimated to take place every 39 seconds and personal attacks impact roughly one in three Americans yearly. This means that in order to be successful using things like music streaming services, social media and data transfer services to get your music out into the world, there need to be some precautions taken. We sit down with Dwayne Robinson, Director, Label & Supply Chain Security at Universal Music Group and on what every musician needs to know.
In this podcast we examine the timeline of how Chicago headquartered Harold's Chicken Shack grew from a mom-and-pop stand to a nationwide chain with a goal of expanding to South Korea. From Kanye West to Jennifer Lopez it’s something about the chicken they fry! Like all businesses you get good at it, others try to will try to be imitating the style. We often become frequent consumers of restaurants like Harold’s, Roscoe’s or Sylvia’s without knowing the history behind the legacy of the business. Tech This Out examines how the Harold’s brand has survived the test of time. If you’re a startup business, this is serious food you want to digest, learn and apply. In this podcast Harold Chicken Store owner Chasity Clark goes in. Harold’s is currently the only black owned business on Hollywood Boulevard. Chasity speaks on being a black female in the game. Her view on Lil Kim and Nicki Minaj is a crash course on originality and paying dues. Tune in now!
From Spruce St. Compton, CA Get Smart Radio brings you Slim 400 a name that has been ringing bells in Hip Hop and the internet for quite some time now. Slim always in rare form shares his thought on how he leverages Instagram for his Ice Water brand, flashback on Myspace, giving 400 laptops to Compton needy students, the untimely passing of Kobe Bryant, and potentially doing a song with 6ix9ine. Tune in asap!
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Thanks to social media platforms, artists are able to get real-time feedback from their fans to better inform their marketing strategies, creating a true brand partnership connection. However, with the dark side of technology musicians can buy likes, followers, views and Facebook Event attendees. With technology you manipulate phony ticket sales numbers, staged huge shows caught on shaky audience phone cameras (cut to the band, cut to the crowd, never in the same shot), listed fake previous US show dates, created a fake label, management company, booking agency and promotions. NY’s very own Mysonne goes all the way in exposing what fake what’s real in this digital age of Hip Hop. Tune in, Listen and Learn!
Last year we discussed Blockchain and Hip Hop; now let’s turn to the other category of blockchain projects: token economies. Here lies a unique angle and market which can help independent music artists unlock new financing opportunities, without having to sacrifice their ownership rights and contract rights, including control of future royalties to intermediaries and recording companies. Token economies recognize and reward fans for coming to the stage and utilizing services. This week’s guest includes blockchain experts duo Barbara Bickham and Fabian Alsultany. Tune in as we will explore and examine how artist will be able to sell tokens to fans directly in order to raise funds for creative projects.
Virtual reality has been slated to be the next big thing. However, clunky headsets, a dearth of content, and lack of consumer interest have caused VR to stall. Can this much-hyped technology finally catch on? This panels explores ALL options for VR to thrive.
Panel Includes:
Boo Wong, Global Director of Emerging Technology, The Mill
Christina Heller, CEO, Metastage
Ed Lantz, President & CTO, VORTEX Immersion Media, Inc.
John Canning, Executive Producer – New Media & Experiential, Digital Domain
Dan Ferguson, Co-Founder, EVP Digital, Groove Jones
Piotr Uzarowicz, Head of Partnerships, Arcturus
Steven Masur, Senior Partner, MGA, Moderator
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In 2007, KRS-One put this truth to wax: “Hip is the knowledge, hop is the movement / Hip and hop is intelligent movement.” Fast forward twelve years, and hip-hop is slowly but surely permeating classrooms across America, not just as a subject, but as an educational tool. Classes centered around hip-hop have been cropping up for the better part of the last half-decade, students have been writing about the genre for even longer, and now hip-hop is getting its due as a vehicle for learning. Compton’s bred emcee Slim 400 and South Central’s very own Big U join force to discuss the importance of STEAM learning in the hood!
He's one of America's most famous funnymen, actor/comedian Joe Torry may soon become the world’s first Smart Comedian. Known for his unique and flippant style of humor but here's what most people don't know: In this podcast Joe Torry unveils his 2020 plan to use blockchain technology and other nascent technologies like Augmented Reality, VR into his comedy skits. Comedy needs a upgrade! Enter Joe Torry: Possibly The World’s First Smart Comedian.
This rockstar cast discusses the potential and how blockchain technology will disrupt entertainment as we know it. In this panel discussion experts chime in on the potential impact blockchain technology will have on Hollywood. Enter a new era of entertainment powered by blockchain technology.
This panel discussion is brought to you by Crypto Invest Summit 2019, Los Angeles.
Lawyer and former ESPN anchor Adrienne Lawrence gives a practical guide to shutting down workplace sexual harassment, so it doesn't derail your career or your life. Even in the #MeToo era, studies show that women in the workforce continue to harbor misconceptions about sexual harassment and are unprepared to respond if it happens. In this podcast, Adrienne offers much-needed insight on such a taboo topic. Tune in now!
Join the team behind the first cinematic VR cameras in space. Felix & Paul Studios' Space Explorers chronicles NASA's space travel ambitions like none other before it. Featuring interviews with astronauts and awe-inspiring footage of rocket launches and underwater exercises, the VR experience gives an unprecedented look at the space agency's operations. Hear about the team's journey here, and the next phase of the project, which has cameras up in space aboard the International Space Station.
Actress, producer and director Elizabeth Banks goes deep into the mind of award winning transgender actress, equal rights advocate Laverne Cox. Laverne Cox speaks on creating content for film and television, her support of the new digital content studio WhoHaha, and what its like producing award-winning documentaries. WhoHaha is Co-founded by Elizabeth Banks, WhoHaha is on a mission to spotlight and support women in comedy. WhoHaha amplifies female voices by centering women in front of the camera, behind the scenes, and in the audience. Basically, celebrating the “Who” behind the “Haha.” Tune in, this is worth your attention!
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In this episode moderated by comedian, author, and television personality Sherri Shepherd, listen to this conversation with Emmy®-winning producer and twice-nominated actress, Niecy Nash—star of TNT’s CLAWS—as she shares her insight and learning throughout her multi-faceted career.
The Hip Hop industry has long been obsessed with money. From Jay-Z to Birdman, making money has been a theme throughout. Much of this, is simply the acknowledgment that money makes the world go ‘round; a clairvoyant observation. It is this observation that makes cryptocurrency and Hip Hop a perfect match.
The stage has been set for general adoption of Bitcoin by the Hip Hop community. 50 Cent, Wu-Tang Clan's Ghostface Killah, Nipsey Hussle, PitBull and Snoop Dogg, are some of Hip Hop's biggest stars that have either flirted with or directly accepted this currency, and the music industry, which has historically capitalized on industry earnings and its attributes, will likely see the utility in the decentralized crypto-currency. What's prompting this new collective behavior? In this discussion we will examine how cryptocurrency and blockchain technology is shaping the future of music and the world around us.
You may know Wyclef Jean as a founder and guiding member of Grammy winning trio The Fugees. You may know him as a solo superstar with numerous multi-million selling albums to his credit. You may even know him from his many musical collaborations with fellow superstars like Shakira, Akon, Avicii, Major Lazer, Big Pun, Mary J. Blige, Young Thug and many more.
But after releasing one of his most acclaimed albums in years (Carnival III: The Fall and Rise of a Refugee), Wyclef has been making waves on college campus, where he has been sharing his incredible musical knowledge at campuses across the country, while discovering gifted young artists and collaborating with them (as featured on his latest release Wyclef Goes Back to School).
Grab some popcorn, a note pad and take notes. You don’t want to miss this special session where Wyclef, guitar in hand, will both educate and entertain as he shares his incredible insights into blazing your own musical path, collaborating and mentoring, and keeping your creative spirit alive and well throughout your career.
Step 1: Produce a beat in your bedroom. Step 2: find an MC online to rap over it. Step 3: Upload it to music platform like SoundCloud. Step 4: Hit the Billboard Top 10. Just a decade ago, you rarely heard stories like this. But over the last couple years, artists like Drake, Lil Uzi Vert, Post Malone and XXXTentacion have parlayed their online success into huge sales and chart-topping songs, all while pioneering a unique fusion of hip-hop and emo that is changing the sound of both genres.
This discussion will tackle a host of fascinating questions about the Rise of “Emo Rap:” Could this have happened without the internet? What kind of cultural factors do you have to consider when you’re combining two disparate styles of music? And what’s it like to collaborate with artists you’ve never even met? Tech This Out and learn everything there is to know about this developing sub-genre.
Panel Discussion Features Rapper Kreayshawn, Rapper Lil Aaron, Morgan Freed (Owner of Emo Nite, Ride or Cry) and Charlie Shuffler (Producer/Songwriter- Hip Hop, Rock, Alternative Roc)
Thanks to a recent study conducted by the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, the "Scully Effect" posited by fans of The X-Files has now been proven. The survey results showed that the character of Agent Dana Scully was an inspiration and a trailblazer—63% of women surveyed said that Scully gave them the confidence to believe that they too could succeed in a field that was male-dominated—demonstrating that gender parity in media can result in social change.
Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat and all the other social media platforms. But how do you use them to share your unique story and get your music heard? Worry not, we’ve assembled a crack social team to talk tips and tricks for all things social. These influential marketeers have overseen social accounts and digital campaigns for Billie Eilish, The Lumineers, Lady Gaga, Dillon Francis, Coachella, Universal Music Group and more. You’ll walk away with tons of insights on how you can leverage socials to develop your own personal narrative, express yourself and connect with your fans. Get ready to start posting!
Award winning Creator & Executive Producer Tyra Banks will guide us through her life, career and her use of Entertainment and Technology to drive connectivity and change. After successfully creating America’s Next Top Model, her new series, Beauty, is being produced by Network Entertainment for Quibi. Listen to Tyra Banks speak on how we must redefine what beauty is. The supermodel is coming back to TV!
Banks new show is expected to be two to four hours in length, with each one divided into segments that will be no longer than 10 minutes each. This fireside chat is moderated by CEO of Essence Communication –Michelle Banks. The service is slated to launch on April 6, 2020.
Audio courtesy of AT&T Shape June 27, 2019- Tech This Out America, We Connect The Streets.
Academy Award Winning Actor, Rapper, Author, and Philanthropist- Common chats with tech diva Denise Roberson about the social impact of technology and innovation. Tune In Now!!!
Courtesy of CXC 2018 Las Vegas. Tech This Out America, We Connect The Streets.
Grab a bag of popcorn as this all star panel discuss a range of topics including A.I, Bias Algorithms, Sex Robots, Social Media, Cyborg and life in the year 2050. The 4th Industrial Revolution is happening, prepare yourself....here's how!
Panelist Includes: Gary Vee, Common, Neil Sahota, & Phu Styles.
Host: Denise Roberson
co Host: Shahi Ghanem
Audio courtesy of ChainXchange April 15, 2018- Tech This Out America, We Connect The Streets.
From Reggae Dancehall to Hip Hop, from Afro Beats to Reggaeton dance is all around us. Ownership of newly created dance moves is a tricky subject. Can you own a dance moves? When a dancer puts their body into motion, they’re creating an original expressive piece that takes their personal experience and creativity and translates it into a work of art. In this discussion we have Soulja Boy’s manager Miami Mike, Lauren Bissell of Immutable Music to chime in on the power of dance, music and the role technology plays.
In this fireside chat these two tech giants meet for the first time to share and clash in perspectives views on the impact of artificial intelligence and Future of Work in the Smart Machine Age. Both of these game spitters provide an optimistic approach to the future. Listen as they explore humanities relationship to technology to help individuals, organizations and society flourish. Who wins...tune in and find out!
Moderator: Denise Roberson, CEO of Jadi Communications
Steve Wozniak, Co-founder, Apple Computer
Salim Ismail, Founding Executive Director, Singularity University
The Face Off audio courtesy of Industry 4.0 - The Future of Humanity in the Smart Machine Age, April 2 2019. Tech This Out America, We Connect The Streets.
Tech This Out examines the power of digital influencers versus traditional Hollywood celebrities. This panel of entertainment industry heavy weights tackles the theme – “The Power of Creativity and Influence” – and discussed the important role that creators and influencers play in the ever evolving digital entertainment ecosystem.
PANELISTS:
Clark Stacey, CEO & Co-Founder, WildWorks
Dan Weinstein, President & Co-Founder, Studio71
Chris M. Williams, CEO & Founder, pocket.watch
Shelley Zimmerman, Co-Head, Awesomeness
MODERATOR: Tim Peterson, Senior Reporter, Digiday
The Power of Creativity and Influence audio courtesy of Digital Media Wire, Feb. 5 2019. Tech This Out America, We Connect The Streets.