The Olivia Fox Podcast: Recent Episodes
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As there are those that would attempt to demonize the “Woke Culture”The Olivia Fox Podcast leans in, to enlighten people of color by highlighting voices and topics relevant to the black and brown culture like how we live, how we interact, vote, and communicate with each other and our unique health issues. Host Olivia Fox, known for telling it like it is, brings guests and commentary front and center to give listeners a jolt to wake them up and keep them “Woke” in the uncertain days ahead for Black, Brown and LBTGQ people in America.
In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, host Olivia Fox welcomes Faith DJ Chocolate Frazier, the founder of Grown and Greek, an organization dedicated to highlighting the achievements of Black sororities and fraternities, known as the Divine Nine. The conversation explores the origins of Grown and Greek, the significance of the Divine Nine in the Black community, and the challenges these organizations face in a changing political landscape. DJ Chocolate shares her journey in the music industry and the power of music as a unifying force. The episode emphasizes the importance of community empowerment and the potential for positive change through collective action.
In this engaging conversation, Angelo Ellerbee shares his insights on navigating life's challenges, the importance of community and culture, and his journey in the music industry. He emphasizes the significance of relationships, mentorship, and personal growth, culminating in the motivation behind his book 'Before I Let You Go.' Angelo's experiences and wisdom inspire listeners to stay in the race of life and support one another. In this conversation, Angelo Ellerbee shares profound insights on the importance of understanding one's legacy and history, particularly within the context of the Black experience. He emphasizes the need for self-belief and the power of originality in the music industry. The discussion also touches on coping with loss and the significance of community support. Throughout, Ellerbee encourages listeners to embrace their unique identities and to navigate life's challenges with resilience and faith.
In this conversation, Olivia Fox and Ken Johnson discuss the recent election results, focusing on the feelings of disappointment and anger among Black women voters. They reflect on the role of Black women in politics, the impact of voter turnout, and the challenges ahead for representation in future elections. The discussion highlights the intersection of race and gender in voting behavior and the need for a more inclusive political landscape. In this conversation, Ken Johnson and Olivia discuss the current political landscape, focusing on the implications of Trump's presidency, the judicial system, and the emotional toll on communities, particularly among marginalized groups. They express concerns about the future of voting rights, social services, and the impact of political decisions on everyday lives. The dialogue also touches on the feelings of despair and fatigue among voters, especially Black women, and the need for self-care and activism in response to political disappointments.
In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, host Olivia Fox engages with political influencer Jose Torres to discuss the upcoming 2024 presidential election, focusing on the significance of Kamala Harris's candidacy. They explore the challenges facing the Harris administration, the importance of voter engagement, and the role of various communities in shaping the election outcome. The conversation also touches on the impact of foreign policy issues and the necessity of fact-checking in today's fast-paced news environment.
In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, host Olivia Fox speaks with Charlotte Boyd, the first black female bounty hunter, who shares her inspiring journey into the world of bounty hunting and entrepreneurship. Charlotte discusses her early influences, the challenges she faced, and the tactics she employs in her work. She also delves into the legal aspects of bounty hunting, the impact of technology, and her commitment to community outreach through self-defense classes. The conversation highlights the importance of intuition, preparation, and the realities of the bounty hunting profession.
In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, Tyrese shares his journey in the entertainment industry, discussing the keys to his longevity and success. He emphasizes the importance of gratitude, mental health, and spiritual guidance in navigating life's challenges, and the significance of staying true to oneself amidst the chaos of fame. The conversation also touches on the upcoming music album and tour with TGT and the importance of community and support.
In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, Tyrese shares his journey in the entertainment industry, discussing the keys to his longevity and success. He emphasizes the importance of gratitude, mental health, and spiritual guidance in navigating life's challenges, and the significance of staying true to oneself amidst the chaos of fame. The conversation also touches on the upcoming music album and tour with TGT and the importance of community and support.
In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, Tyrese shares his journey in the entertainment industry, discussing the keys to his longevity and success. He emphasizes the importance of gratitude, mental health, and spiritual guidance in navigating life's challenges. Tyrese reflects on personal experiences with Diddy, and the significance of staying true to oneself amidst the chaos of fame. The conversation also touches on the upcoming music album and tour with TGT and the importance of community and support.
In this engaging episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, Q Parker, a member of the iconic group 112, discusses his journey in the music industry, the importance of community engagement, and the concept behind his new single 'Beg.' He emphasizes the significance of kindness, relationships, and self-care while navigating the evolving landscape of music technology. Q shares his aspirations for the future and offers valuable advice for aspiring artists, highlighting the importance of understanding the business and maintaining a positive mindset.
In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, Olivia and Ken Johnson delve into the recent indictment of Sean Combs, also known as Diddy focusing on the serious allegations against including sex trafficking and racketeering. Drawing from their personal experiences in the music industry, they reflect on the implications of these charges for Diddy, his family, and the broader music community. The conversation also touches on themes of justice, accountability, and the potential consequences of celebrity culture.
In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, Olivia and Amy Allison discuss the vice presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. They highlight Kamala Harris's strong performance and her ability to effectively counter Trump's attacks. They also discuss the importance of voter turnout and the need to support Democratic candidates in key battleground states. The conversation emphasizes the historic nature of this election and the potential for positive change.
In this conversation, Olivia Fox talks to Gary with the Tea, a radio personality known for his work on the Ricky Smiley morning show. They reminisce about their friendship and share funny stories. They discuss the impact of podcasting on commercial radio and the importance of maintaining consistency in the industry. Gary talks about his advocacy work for mental health and AIDS, and the challenges he faced during his battle with cancer. They also touch on relationships and the difficulty of trusting others. Gary shares his thoughts on reality TV and his plans for writing a book. The conversation ends with a discussion about their favorite football teams.
In this conversation, Olivia Fox spends time with astrologer Kim Allen about astrology and the current political landscape. They discuss Kamala Harris, who is described as intuitive, serious, and hardworking. She has a special guardian angel and is determined and not afraid to take charge. Tim Walls is described as a ball of fire, determined, and responsible for others. Kamala and Tim make a good team and get along well. Kamala is predicted to win the election, but there are concerns about potential shenanigans. It is emphasized that people need to vote and be vigilant. The conversation ends with a discussion about the importance of voting and having faith in the process.
Shazam Conner, founder of H-Town, discusses his music career and the changes in the music industry. He talks about the challenges of being an artist in the digital age and the impact of social media on music sales. He also reflects on the evolution of R&B music and the enduring popularity of H-Town's music. Shazam shares his plans for the future, including collaborations with other artists and exploring different genres of music.
In this conversation, Olivia Fox talks with Aimee Allison, an entrepreneur and political activist, about the political process and the rise of women of color in politics. They discuss the excitement and optimism surrounding the possibility of a new era in American politics, the unique qualities and movements of black women in the Bay Area, and the importance of love and patriotism in rebuilding America. Aimee also talks about her organization, She the People, which aims to elevate the political voice of women of color and build a multiracial democracy. The conversation explores the power and influence of women of color in politics and society. It highlights the cultural shift that is taking place, where women of color are redefining the definition of American leadership. The conversation emphasizes the importance of representation and the impact it has on young girls. It also discusses the upcoming convention in Chicago and the innovative approach of including social media influencers. Overall, the conversation is filled with hope, possibilities, and a recognition of the leadership and excellence of women of color.
Dr. Seven, a doctor of professional cosmetology, discusses various topics related to hair and beauty. He shares his journey in the industry, the importance of a healthy scalp, misconceptions about hair care, and the versatility of different hair textures. He also talks about working with celebrities and the importance of specializing in a specific area of expertise. Dr. Seven emphasizes the need for self-awareness and self-definition in the world of beauty.
In this conversation, Olivia and KJ discuss the current political landscape in the United States, focusing on the potential candidacy of Kamala Harris as the first woman of color to be president. They also touch on the challenges faced by the Democratic Party, the immigration issue, and the need for change in how the US deals with other countries. The conversation covers a range of topics, including the role of race in politics, the influence of celebrities, and the impact of past US actions on other nations. In this conversation, Olivia and KJ discuss various political topics, including the potential candidates for Vice President, the future of the Republican Party, and the situation in Israel and Gaza. They also touch on the importance of strong leadership for future generations. The conversation ends with a discussion about whether the debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will happen.
Ray Chew, a music director, composer, and producer, shares his journey in the music industry. He started his musical education at a young age and quickly gained recognition for his talent. He worked with legends like Melba Moore, Nick Ashford, and Valerie Simpson, Diana Ross, and Donny Hathaway. Chew's career expanded to include TV shows like Saturday Night Live and Showtime at the Apollo. He also worked on various award shows and became the music director for Dancing with the Stars. Chew is now releasing his own album, titled 'My Journey,' featuring collaborations with Stephanie Mills, MC Lyte, and Doug E. Fresh. Ray Chew discusses the importance of sharing gifts and talents with others and how the spirit guides our experiences. He talks about how ideas come to him and the importance of doing what you love. Ray shares his unforgettable experience of performing at Barack Obama's inauguration and his involvement with Harlem Week. He also discusses his Night of Inspiration concert series and his plans for the future. Ray emphasizes the importance of parents supporting and encouraging their children's talents.
In this conversation, Olivia Fox interviews Relentless Aaron, a multi-talented entrepreneur, novelist, author, and ghostwriter. Relentless shares his journey of success, starting from his time in prison where he discovered his gift for writing. He hustled books on the streets, built connections, and eventually secured a four-book deal with a major publisher. Relentless's relentless work ethic and determination led to his success in the publishing industry. In this conversation, Relentless Aaron shares his experiences with P. Diddy. He discusses his book,
In this conversation, Olivia Fox talks with Relentless Aaron , a multi-talented entrepreneur, novelist, author, and ghostwriter. Relentless shares his journey of success, starting from his time in prison where he discovered his gift for writing. He hustled books on the streets, built connections, and eventually secured a four-book deal with a major publisher. Relentless's relentless work ethic and determination led to his success in the publishing industry. In this conversation, Relentless Aaron shares his experiences with P. Diddy. He discusses his book, 'The Night Puff Tried to Kill Me,' and his plans to turn it into a film. Relentless also talks about his work as an author, publisher, and credit repair specialist. He emphasizes the importance of helping others and making better decisions to create a positive impact.
Join Olivia for an old school R&B conversation with singer songwriter and lead vocalist for the group Ready For The World.
In this episode, Olivia and Ken discuss the upcoming presidential debate and the current political landscape. They express their frustration with the choices in the election and the strong loyalty some people have towards Trump. They also touch on the recent primaries in New York and the influence of special interest groups. The conversation then shifts to the potential vice presidential debate and the possibility of Trump walking off the stage during the presidential debate. They discuss the importance of strategic voting and the need for change in Congress. The episode concludes with speculation about the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity and the potential outcomes of the debate.
In this episode, Olivia Fox discusses the topic of black women and gun ownership with her guest, Kia Glenn, a firearms instructor. They explore the reasons why black women are becoming one of the fastest-growing demographics in terms of gun purchases. They also discuss the importance of education and training when it comes to gun ownership, as well as the legalities and regulations surrounding it. The conversation touches on the double standards and stereotypes faced by black gun owners and emphasizes the need for responsible gun ownership. Kia, a firearms instructor, shares important information about women and gun ownership. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the fit of a gun and recommends attending gun fitting parties and renting guns at a range before purchasing one. Kia also highlights the significance of situational awareness and the need for women to feel comfortable and safe when carrying a gun. She provides recommendations for gun ranges and clubs that offer opportunities to try different guns. Kia encourages women to prioritize their safety and offers her contact information for further assistance.
The conversation revolves around the controversy surrounding Caitlin Clark not being named to the women's basketball Olympic team. Olivia and Ken discuss the media's role in hyping up certain players and dismissing the accomplishments of others. They also touch on the racial and gender biases that come into play when discussing female athletes. The conversation highlights the need for more recognition and respect for the women who have laid the groundwork in women's sports. They also discuss the selection process for the Olympic team and the importance of context in understanding the decisions made. The conversation revolves around the controversy surrounding the selection of the USA Women's Basketball Olympic team and the criticism faced by rookie player Caitlin Clark. The hosts discuss the criteria for team selection, the importance of winning gold, and the role of media in fueling conflicts. They also touch upon the impact of social media and the need for perspective and unity in supporting women's sports.
Former NFL player Gary Burley and award-winning journalist Donna Francavilla discuss their collaborative book 'Glory, the Struggle for Yards' which highlights the inspirational stories of turn-of-the-century African American unsung heroes in football. The book aims to inspire, educate, and shed light on the untold stories of these remarkable individuals. The conversation covers the motivation behind the book, the process of research and selection of players, the challenges faced, and the impact on future generations.
The conversation covers the journey of actor DeMark Thompson, from his early days in the DMV (DC) area to his move to Hollywood and success in the entertainment industry. It explores his transition from a career in cybersecurity to becoming a successful actor, his experiences with auditions, bookings, and the impact of his mother's passing on his decision to pursue his passion for acting. The conversation also delves into the significance of faith, networking, and the process of booking commercials, including the Subaru commercial that aired during the Super Bowl. The conversation covers DeMark Thompson's journey in the entertainment industry, his experiences with auditions, manifestation, and the power of words. It also delves into his aspirations, collaborations, and the impact of faith on his career. The discussion provides valuable insights for aspiring actors and emphasizes the importance of perseverance and faith in achieving success.
In this episode, Olivia Fox addresses the misconception that COVID-19 is over and emphasizes that the virus is still a threat. She shares her personal experience of her family members testing positive for COVID-19 and the serious impact it has had on their health. Olivia discusses the high-risk groups for severe illness and the symptoms of COVID-19. She also highlights the long-term effects of the virus and the importance of staying informed and taking precautions.
In this episode, Olivia Fox discusses the ongoing conflict in Gaza and the protests that have erupted on college campuses in response. She shares her opinion on the situation, emphasizing the importance of empathy and the impact on the younger generation. Olivia also highlights the connection between the Israeli military and American police training, as well as the need for humanitarian aid in Gaza. She encourages listeners to consider their stance on the issue and the potential historical significance of this time.Episode includes Clips from Saturday Night Live, Chris Hayes MSNBC, Fox 5 Atlanta News
In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, Olivia interviews Jeremy Beaver, also known as DJ Boom, the founder of the National Hip Hop Museum. They reminisce about their time working together in radio and discuss the importance of podcasting in the evolution of media. Jeremy shares the story of how his personal collection of hip hop memorabilia led to the creation of the museum and his mission to give hip hop the recognition it deserves. They also discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on hip hop and the challenges and possibilities it presents. Jeremy shares his vision for the future of the museum and his hope to have a downtown headquarters in Washington, DC.
In this conversation, Olivia Fox suits with Patty Jackson, veteran radio personality from Philadelphia. They discuss Patty's long career in radio, the impact of iconic personalities, and the importance of loving what you do. They also talk about the recent statue unveiling for Allen Iverson, the legacy and upcoming honor of a street naming for iconic R&B artist Frankie Beverly, and Patty's advice series on social media. The conversation ends with an exchange of flowers between Olivia and Patty.
SummaryIn this conversation, Olivia Fox catches up with fellow radio vet Steph Lova, a radio and television personality. They discuss Steph's career in the media industry, the evolution of radio, the state of women's sports, and their thoughts on relationships. They also touch on the NBA playoffs and the impact of the pandemic on the entertainment industry. The conversation is filled with nostalgia, humor, and insights into the changing landscape of media.
R&B Artist J. Brown speaks with Oliva bout being an artist in a streaming world and how to connect with an audience. He talks about the artists he's worked with and what he is looking for for his career in the future including a Grammy.
In this episode, Olivia Fox enjoys a conversation with Taneshia Nash Laird, a change agent and leader in the arts and culture sector. Taneshia shares her experiences working in Roxbury MA and Newark NJ, and the warm reception she received from the communities. She emphasizes the importance of using culture for social justice and economic development. Taneshia also discusses her personal journey, including overcoming childhood poverty, the loss of her husband, and her battle with breast cancer. She highlights the power of pivoting and the importance of knowing one's roots. Taneshia shares her plans for the Nubian Narratives podcast and her coaching work to empower black artists.
Nana Eyeson-Akiwowo and Marcia A. Cole, the founders of Fourth Phase, discuss their mission to support women during the fourth trimester, the period after giving birth. They emphasize the importance of physical, emotional, and spiritual recovery during this time. The founders share their personal experiences and the feedback they received from focus groups, which helped shape their product offerings. They explain the significance of the fourth trimester and the need for language and support around this phase of motherhood. The founders discuss the diverse customer base they serve and their plans for expansion, including launching a podcast and opening a physical store.
In this episode, Olivia Fox and Mike Green discuss their personal experiences with kidney transplantation. Olivia shares her journey as a kidney transplant recipient, emphasizing the importance of organ donation and encouraging listeners to become donors. Mike recounts his battle with COVID-19 and his decision to donate his kidney to Olivia. They discuss the process of becoming a kidney donor, including the medical tests and evaluations involved. They also address common myths and misconceptions about organ donation. The conversation highlights the impact of organ donation on both the recipient and the donor's life.
In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, Olivia discusses various topics and shares positive news and stories. She highlights the importance of connecting with others during difficult times and acknowledges the global anger and frustration that many people are experiencing. Olivia celebrates black excellence at the Oscars and shares updates on upcoming Hulu specials and a Black Twitter docu-series. She also discusses Beyonce's success in country music, the upcoming Rick James musical, and controversial Trump tennis shoes. Olivia talks about body transformations, Oprah's special on shame and blame, and Russell Wilson's move to the Pittsburgh Steelers. She mentions Shannon Sharp's successful podcast, store closures and crime, March Madness, Congress' attempt to shut down TikTok, and a viral TikTok series that may become a movie. Olivia concludes by encouraging listeners to manifest their desires and live with purpose.
In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, Olivia interviews soul singer Leela James. They discuss the state of R&B music, staying relevant in the industry, and Leela's journey as a singer. Leela shares her goal of making people feel good during her live performances and the importance of staying grounded in the entertainment industry. They also talk about the inspiration behind Leela's music video for 'Thought You Knew' and how she stayed creative during the pandemic. The episode concludes with a discussion about Leela's upcoming tour and future plans.
In this conversation, Bill Davis discusses various topics related to the Black community, including the attacks on Black progress, the villainization of the Black Lives Matter movement, the role of Black Republicans, the breakdown of the Black family, utilizing technology, building a village, and the future of the Black community. Davis emphasizes the importance of unity, education, and advocacy in overcoming obstacles and achieving success. He encourages individuals to take action and make a positive impact in their communities. In this conversation, Bill Davis discusses the importance of continuing the struggle for justice and equality. He shares the sayings of Nelson Mandela and Maurice Bishop, emphasizing the need to move forward and never backward. Davis also highlights the significance of African American History Month and encourages self-reflection and action.
In this conversation, Bo Sampson, a behind-the-scenes figure in the entertainment industry, discusses the impact of technology, the cyclical nature of trends, and the importance of staying close to the streets. He emphasizes the power of marketing and hype, the dangers of AI, and the influence of COVID-19 on the industry. Bo also shares his journey and the inspiration behind writing his upcoming book. He highlights the decline of promotions and the need for partnerships and mentorship in the industry. Overall, the conversation explores the challenges and opportunities in the ever-evolving entertainment landscape. In this conversation, Bo Sampson discusses the music industry and the changes it has undergone over the years. He talks about the repetition of music and the need for artists and producers to offer something new and different. Bo also highlights the disconnect between decision-makers in the industry and the streets, leading to a lack of fresh and innovative music. He emphasizes the value of albums and the importance of feedback from the community. Bo shares insights into the business side of music, including the need for artists to trademark their names and protect their work. He also discusses the different types of people in the industry and the love of money that can drive certain behaviors. Bo encourages aspiring artists to do their research and learn from those who have been successful. He concludes by praising the podcast and urging listeners to live with purpose.
Brian Mitchell discusses his Super Bowl experience, the coaching style of Andy Reid, his transition to broadcasting, and the importance of speaking the truth. He shares his thoughts on controversial topics, the annoyance of unpreparedness, and the impact of social media on the NFL. Mitchell also talks about his playing career as a shorter player, the importance of maintaining physical health after retirement, and the influence of veteran players in the locker room. He discusses the expectations for the Washington Football Team, the impact of ownership on the team, and the importance of leadership in coaching. Mitchell shares advice for young players, the importance of personal security, and the legacy he wants to leave.
In this episode, Olivia Fox interviews Taia Rashid and Daphane Carter, the founders of Daphne Limoncello. They discuss their journey as best friends turned business partners and the challenges they faced as black women in the alcohol industry. The conversation covers topics such as their initial meeting as dance moms, adjusting to a new city, and the process of developing their unique flavors. They also share their experiences with expanding their business and the importance of supporting other black-owned businesses. Overall, the episode highlights the success and resilience of Taia and Daphne as they navigate the world of entrepreneurship. In this conversation, Taia Rashid and Daphane Carter discuss their liquor brand. They talk about the origins of the brand and its presence in different locations. They also express their desire to expand and collaborate with other businesses.
In this episode, Olivia Fox interviews Johnnie Walker, a veteran in the music industry. They discuss Johnnie's journey in the industry, the lack of representation for women in decision-making positions, and the motivation behind starting the National Association of Black Female Executives in Music and Entertainment (NABFEME). They also talk about the evolution of the music industry and the impact of technology. Johnnie shares her experiences working with artists and the importance of creating opportunities and support for women in the industry. They discuss the Women Who Jam radio and music showcase series and the challenges and opportunities in the current music industry landscape. Finally, they touch on the obsession with fame and the need for business savvy in the industry. In this episode, Olivia expresses her gratitude to Johnnie Walker for her contributions to women, especially black women, and emphasizes the importance of sharing history to inspire the next generation. They discuss the feeling of regression in society and the need to preserve and tell our stories. Johnnie Walker shares her passion for empowering and motivating others, particularly the younger generation. They also touch on the importance of adapting to new technologies and strategies in the industry. The conversation ends with a lighthearted discussion about Tennessee and Tina Turner.
The season finale of the Olivia Fox podcast reflects on the events of 2023, covering topics such as natural disasters, UFOs, politics, Trump and the Republican Party, international conflicts, the 2024 election speculation, legal troubles, mass shootings, sensationalism, labor strikes, Hollywood, environmental issues, and a memorable brawl in Montgomery. The episode also pays tribute to the notable figures who passed away in 2023. The host concludes by thanking the listeners for their support and announcing the upcoming season 2 in February, coinciding with Black History Month.
In this episode, Olivia Fox talks with Sharí Nycole, a multi-talented professional in the media industry. They discuss Sharí's background, career journey, and the challenges she faced transitioning from basketball to journalism. Sharí shares her experiences as a producer and the process of creating shows. She also talks about her transition to podcast hosting and co-hosting the Willie Moore Jr. Show. Sharí emphasizes the importance of perseverance and staying true to one's purpose. She shares her future goals and aspirations, including building her own talk show and producing original content. Listeners are encouraged to check out Sharí's podcast, Just a Thought with Sharí Nycole, and follow her on social media.
In this episode, Olivia Fox discusses the importance of planning for the future and being prepared for catastrophic events. She introduces Michael Thompson, an expert in financial planning and life insurance. They discuss the evolution of life insurance policies and the benefits of using life insurance for living benefits. They also emphasize the importance of protecting children with life insurance and planning for their future. Michael explains how life insurance can be used to become your own bank and provides contact information for those interested in learning more.
In this episode, Olivia Fox interviews Joy Strategist Grace Harry. They discuss the lack of joy and increased anger in people's lives, the impact of COVID-19 on self-reflection, and the difference between happiness and joy. Grace shares her background in the entertainment industry and how she transitioned to becoming a joy strategist. They explore the concept of shadow work and the importance of embracing all emotions. Grace provides practical steps to access joy and pleasure, and they discuss breaking generational cycles and modeling joy for children. The episode concludes with a discussion on gender differences in embracing joy and seeking assistance. In this conversation, Grace Harry, the Joy Strategist, emphasizes the importance of tapping into our feelings and intuition. She encourages listeners to trust their hearts and use their own internal GPS system to guide them in life. Grace also discusses the power of imagination and passion in creating our own reality. She highlights how fear and rigid belief systems can divide people and hinder personal growth. The conversation concludes with Olivia expressing her gratitude for Grace's unique perspective and the impact it has had on her.
Olivia is putting a spotlight on Black business this week with her guest Albert Rembert (AKA Al Rem), Author, Engineer and CEO of Delicious Beverage and the Zymergent corporation.Delicious Beverage, purveyors of premium, custom flavored, instant sweet teas and lemonades is revolutionizing the beverage industry with unparalleled taste.Al talks about starting and growing his company and the fight to survive among the big beverage companies.Download and listen now on The Olivia Fox Podcast!
If you love R&B you'll love this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast. Tamika Scott of the group Xscape joins Olivia this week to talk about her early days with the group, her new music and her new cook book. An episode just in time for Thanksgiving.Add a few episodes you missed this long weekend.Enjoy!
Pamela Crockett is an entertainment and sports executive, film producer and Master Fundraiser in the Baltimore/Washington D.C. corridor. Prior to this new venture, she served 20 years as an entertainment and sports attorney turned criminal defense litigator. Today she aims to elevate women to the highest level in sports and promote gender equity across disciplines. Join Olivia and Pamela as they discuss it all in this week’s episode of the Olivia Fox Podcast.
From Grand Ma's remedies to some new tricks the Good Doctor, Dr. LaJoyce Brookshire gives Olivia the building blocks for a healthier lifestyle on this weeks episode of the Oliva Fox Podcast. Download and listen now!
Olivia catches up with an old coworker and friend Lamont King from her days in syndicated radio. They catch on what's been going on since they last worked together including his comedy career.
This is how it all started as Olivia jumps on the mic with her radio friend and former cohost from back in the day Ken Johnson. Join in as they talk the gift that apparently keeps on giving, Will & Jada, Downland, laugh and say WTH with them.
This week Olivia's guest is Eric Deggans NPR’s first full-time TV critic, media analyst and guest host, appearing on the network’s shows, such as Morning Edition, Here & Now and All Things Considered, along with writing material for NPR.org. They're talking media and culture on this week's episode of the Olivia Fox Podcast. Download it now!
This week Olivia tackles mental health with a special guest. Roxanne Francis trained psychotherapist and group practice owner with more than 15 years of experience in the mental health field, she started her journey as a social worker and social justice warrior. Now, as the CEO of Francis Psychotherapy, she is an industry leader who knows how to use her skills and keep it real at the same time. Hear the conversation right here right now!
This week on the Podcast, Olivia talks to Rick Younger actor, comedian, and singer who you've undoubtedly seen in numerous national television commercials. Film credits include Ordinary World and Morning Glory. He’s appeared on TV in the Woody Allen Amazon Series, "Crisis in Six Scenes", HBO's "Girls", "Blue Bloods", "Law & Order: SVU", “The Last O.G.”, and “The Other Two” on HBOMAX. Rick has also been on Broadway where he originated the role of Mr. Duvall in Mean Girls the Musical. We're talking music, movies, TV, stage and entertainment on the The Olivia Fox Podcast.
Tanya Nolan is a soulful R&B/ Pop singer & songwriter, She brings unique power vocals, original tracks and cinematic music videos. Her versatility allows her to create music that caters to multiple genres including R&B, Pop, Afro-Beats & Dance Music to name a few. She joins Olivia on the podcast to talk about her passion for music and entrepreneurship.
Another amazing conversation on the Olivia Fox Podcast. This week hear artist, writer Victory and her story of her musical journey from performing in subways and central park in NY to working with some of the biggest names in the business.
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This week Olivia is in conversation with Voice Actor and Author of the book "Forget Having Kids, I'm Having Much Fun" Dane Reid.
This week on the podcast Olivia talks to Khafre Jay. Khafre is a change-maker, a community organizer, a consultant that helps businesses incorporate Hip Hop into their programs Khafre Jay is a change-maker, a community organizer, a consultant that helps businesses incorporate Hip Hop into their programs, an artist, and the best father ever. Hailing from Hunters Point, San Francisco, and being raised in a city with the highest income inequality in the Nation, Khafre dedicated his adult life to fighting for socioeconomic justice while learning to empower his community's voices — and he primarily does so through Hip Hop organizing. His passions for music, grassroots solutions, and community justice drove him to create the nonprofit Hip Hop For Change in 2013, which started from a clipboard on 24th Street and quickly grew to the world's largest Hip Hop education organization.
Olivia talks music and more with new father, artist and hopeful author Kenny Latimore. Kenny shares the story of his career, new album and new baby girl. Listen now to the Olivia Fox Podcast.
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Author of the book "I'm Not Yelling" a Black Woman's Guide to the Navigating the Workplace joins Olivia on this weeks Episode of the Olivia Fox Podcast.
This week Olivia reaches back for a college friend doing big things in the Gullah Geechee. Host of the podcast Low Country Gullah Luana Graves Sellars joins the podcast to talk a little black history.
This week Olivia reaches back for a college friend doing big things in the Gullah Geechee. Host of the podcast Low Country Gullah Luana Graves Sellars joins the podcast to talk a little black history.
Meet Charita Brittenum an awarded music industry vet that not only has a storied career in the music business she wrote a book about. This episode, a record vet and a radio vet talk about the biz.
Meet Charita Brittenum an awarded music industry vet that not only has a storied career in the music business she wrote a book about. This episode, a record vet and a radio vet talk about the biz.
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Monique Kelley is the high powered Hollywood player and blogger behind the popular site, Confessions Of A Serial Dater in LA. She initially chronicled the trials & travails of her post-divorce dating life anonymously until she stepped out from behind the keyboard and revealed her identity to her huge following, creating a phenomenon among single ladies. This former Studio-Exec-by-day-blogger-by-night turned on-air TV personality and author found her passion and gives the voice to many women in the dating scene letting them know they aren’t alone in their journey.
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This week Olivia talks to the amazing sometimes controversial but always brilliant Dr. RaShall Brackney, for Chief of Police of Charlottesville VA They get in to police reform and talk about her new role as the new host of the Black Arm of the Law podcast.
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Join host Olivia Fox as she sits down with renowned casting director and co-host of the popular show "Inside the Black Box" on Crackle TV, Tracey Moore.
Discover the art and science of casting in the entertainment industry as Olivia and Tracey engage in a candid conversation. Tracey shares her invaluable experiences, offering a unique perspective on what goes on inside the black box of casting.
Olivia and Tracey discuss the challenges and rewards of casting, from deciphering scripts and character breakdowns to the intricate balance of talent, chemistry, and diversity. Tracey's wealth of knowledge and industry expertise shines through as she reveals some of the secrets behind successful casting decisions and shares behind-the-scenes anecdotes from her illustrious career.
Whether you're an aspiring actor, a fan of the entertainment industry, or simply curious about the creative process, this episode offers a wealth of valuable insights.
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Olivia's guest this week, Yonathan Elias is an Eritrean/Nigerian TV Personality, Actor, and Model from Inglewood, California, who has been stealing the spotlight in the entertainment
industry for over 15 years. This Howard University Alum and member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. uses his brand of being 1st Generation in the United States to uplift other 1st generational men and women, in their hopes and dreams of following their passion, just like he did.
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Olivia talks with for NFL player and Super Bowl Champ Kyle Arrington who's killing the game since retirement. Get some insight to his no profit work, his camp for kids , his new book and more.
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It's another Mean Ole Lion Podcast crossover as host of the Your Sign Says Podcast Kim Allen joins Olivia to talk Astrology and gets another on point reading from Kim.
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This week Olivia talks with John Nicholson. The New York City native is still known as a big part of the success of ID Network’s “Murder Chose Me,” which has three seasons streaming on Amazon Prime.
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Join Olivia Fox on an exciting episode of her popular podcast as she dives deep into the fascinating world of fashion with a special guest, Ean Williams, the esteemed founder of DC Fashion Week. In this enlightening conversation, Olivia and Ean explore the vibrant fashion scene in Washington, D.C., uncovering the captivating stories and the creative minds that have shaped the industry.
Olivia kicks off the episode by delving into Ean's personal journey, tracing his early inspirations and the pivotal moments that led him to become a prominent figure in the fashion world. They discuss his passion for design, his unique perspective on fashion as an art form, and his unwavering commitment to fostering diversity and inclusivity within the industry.
As the discussion unfolds, Olivia and Ean delve into the distinct characteristics of DC Fashion Week, shedding light on its evolution and impact. They explore the significance of the event in promoting emerging talent, supporting local designers, and showcasing the diverse cultural tapestry that defines the nation's capital. Ean shares memorable anecdotes from past fashion weeks, highlighting groundbreaking collections, memorable runway moments, and the challenges of organizing such a prestigious event.
Join Olivia Fox and Ean Williams as they unravel the captivating world of fashion, celebrating its power to transcend boundaries and create a lasting impact.
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Nonchalant is an American rapper from Washington, D.C. She is best known for her 1996 hit single "5 O'Clock", which peaked at #24 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart. Nonchalant began her music career in the early 1990s and released her debut album, "Until the Day", in 1996. The album received critical acclaim and featured collaborations with the likes of Lauryn Hill and DJ Clark Kent.
Nonchalant this weeks guest on the Olivia Fox Podcast.
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Those aches and pains you get Olivia and Dr. Berkeley are working them out in this weeks episode of the Olivia Fox Podcast.
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In this episode of the Olivia Fox Podcast, renowned voice over talent Cayman Kelly takes center stage to share his incredible journey from a successful career in radio to becoming a sought-after voice over artist.
Join Olivia Fox as she delves deep into Cayman's early days in radio, exploring his passion for communication and the moment he discovered his talent for and how it earned him positions with the NFL, NHL and the NBA.
However, as life often reminds us, the path to success is not always smooth. Cayman reveals a personal chapter of his life—a health scare that turned his world upside down. He discusses how his journey through this challenging time was made possible by the unwavering love and support of his wife.
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In this episode of the Olivia Fox Podcast, Olivia is joined by Dr. Hassan Tetteh, a renowned cardiothoracic surgeon, and bestselling author. Dr. Tetteh shares his incredible life journey, including his career path, his near-death experience, and the doctor who inspired him to become a medical professional.
Dr. Tetteh also talks about his passion for inspiring young medical students and shares his personal experiences in the field of medicine. He offers insights and advice for aspiring medical professionals, providing valuable tips on how to succeed in the competitive and challenging world of medicine.
Throughout the episode, Dr. Tetteh shares his thoughts on healthcare, discussing the impact of technology on the medical profession and the importance of empathy and compassion in patient care. He also offers his perspective on the current state of healthcare and the challenges facing medical professionals today.
Listeners will be inspired by Dr. Tetteh's resilience, dedication, and passion for medicine, and his commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of his patients and the medical profession as a whole. Tune in to this engaging conversation with Dr. Tetteh and Olivia Fox, and gain valuable insights into the world of medicine and the importance of following your dreams.
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The force behind black women in radio Felesha Love joins Olivia on the podcast this week to talk about the power of black radio and the women being inducted in the Smithsonian on April 28th 2023.
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Dashawn Taylor is an American bestselling author and highly sought-after ghostwriter whose projects have appeared on prominent national and international platforms, including HBO, MTV, BET, NBC, VH1, The New York Times, Essence Magazine and he is Olivia guest this week on the podcast.
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In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, Olivia sits down with special guest Al Reynolds to discuss his career journey from working in the financial industry on the east coast in NYC and DC to his current work in LA with celebrities. Al shares candidly about the challenges and opportunities that come with making a career transition, and how he was able to successfully navigate the change.
In addition to his work in the entertainment industry, Al also opens up about his personal life and his marriage to a celebrity. He discusses the joys and struggles of being in the public eye, and how he has learned to balance his personal and professional responsibilities.
Finally, Al talks about his latest venture, his show on Fox Soul, and the inspiration behind it. He offers insights into what it takes to create a successful television program, and shares his hopes for the future of his show.
However next time on the pod they promise to dish some dirt.
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In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, Olivia sits down with her friend and former colleague at Radio One in Washington DC, Quick Silva. Quick is a renowned DJ and entrepreneur who has made a name for himself in the entertainment industry. He discusses his journey from starting as a DJ to Radio and a reality TV show.
Quick shares how he started his DJ business and the challenges he faced in growing his brand. He talks about the importance of staying focused and keeping your eye on the prize, despite the obstacles that may come your way.
The conversation delves into the world of reality TV and Quick's experience being the staring with his wife on a TV show. He shares behind-the-scenes stories and insights into how the show was produced.
Olivia and Quick also discuss the importance of personal growth and self-improvement in achieving success. Quick shares his own personal journey of growth and how he continues to work on himself and his brand.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to build their brand and take their career to the next level. Quick's insights and advice are sure to inspire and motivate listeners to reach for their goals and achieve their dreams.
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DC Native and NBC4 Reporter Tracee Wilkins stops by to close out Women's History Month. There's a lot of love for the D-M, Prince Georges County in the house! Download and subscribe for another great conversation on the Olivia Fox Podcast.
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Maureen Umeh is a multiple award winning television news journalist for Fox 5 News in Washington, D.C. and she joins Olivia on this weeks episode of the Olivia Fox Podcast.
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Day and Month and Olivia is on her soap box to help safe your life. She's got insight from her own journey with kidney disease to help you see the signs and what to do if you are diagnosed with a kidney issue.
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Olivia is showing lots of love and giving flowers to this weeks guest and rightly so. A trendsetter in the comedy world and first of her kind impressionist Dr. Sylvia Traymore Morrison is in the studio sharing her the amazing story of her journey through comedy working with huge names like Whitney Houston, Monique, Red Fox and more. It's a special episode and we're only 7 in.
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Strap in for this ride on the Olivia Fox Podcast. Marc and Olivia talk radio days from their past and Marc shares some health news. There's some laughter, some tears and a whole lot of love on this weeks episode.
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As we make our way past Valentine's whether you were with the one you love or loving yourself Olivia talks love and relationships with author of the book, "With Your Bad Self" Kerika Fields.
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On the podcast this week Olivia talks football with the Big Game coming up. She's joined by former sports broadcaster and writer Mark Gray. They talk the significance of 2 black quarterbacks playing against each other and give insight on who they are picking to win.
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"Why does this keep happening?" Is the question Olivia poses to Kelvin Waites former Police Chief of Georgetown SC and Podcast host of the Safe Conversations podcast.
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2 stage moms chat with there entertainment industry kids about the business and the road to stardom. Here their stories of being a mom and kid growing up in the entertainment business.
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Attorney Thompson is a former President of the Loudon County Branch of the NAACP and owns a busines development and government consulting firm, Diverse Engagement LLC. Oh and his sister is a big time former syndicated radio host that has her own podcast. Season 1 Episode 1 is ready for download!
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As there are those that would attempt to demonize the “Woke Culture”The Olivia Fox Podcast leans in, to enlighten people of color by highlighting voices and topics relevant to the black and brown culture like how we live, how we interact, vote, and communicate with each other and our unique health issues. Host Olivia Fox, known for telling it like it is, brings guests and commentary front and center to give listeners a jolt to wake them up and keep them “Woke” in the uncertain days ahead for Black, Brown and LBTGQ people in America.
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