This week’s guest, Reverend William Barber, minister and political activist of the NAACP and Poor People’s Campaign.
On The Record #86 : Reverend William Barber minister and political activist
AfroEconomics #47: Too much of a good thing
There’s an African proverb that says “You don’t test the depth of a river with both feet.” If it’s deeper than you thought, you’re in trouble. And you don’t really want to put everything you have into a single investment, either. A typical investment portfolio may spread your funds into stocks, bonds, real estate, even cash. The varying asset classes help you grow your money over the long term in an always changing financial environment. Allow this week’s podcasts to help you through the investing process.
Hollywood Live Extra #85: Discussion about mental health month with Ruth Soukup and her new book
Discussion about mental health month with Ruth Soukup and her new book, “Do It Scared: Finding the courage to Face Your Fears, Overcome Adversity and Create a Life“.
On The Record #85: Emily’s List President on a Woman’s Right to Choose
April Ryan is joined by Emily’s List President Stephanie Schriock. Emily’s List mission is work for larger leadership roles for pro-choice Democratic women in legislative bodies and executive seats so that families can benefit from the open-minded, productive contributions that women have consistently made in office.
On The Record #84: Gizelle Bryant of Housewives of Potomac on the show and her book My Word
Gizelle Bryant of Real Housewives of Potomac talks about her new book “My Word”.
Hollywood Live Extra #84: Southland College Prep High School’s Robert Lane
Southland College Prep High School‘s Robert Lane.
Robert Lane is the assistant to the CEO and the school’s only college counselor. Yet, he said his approach has resulted in a 100 percent college acceptance rate, including getting graduates into top universities such as Princeton, Stanford and Yale.
AfroEconomics #46: Sustainable wealth
Sustainable wealth is about much more than just money. It includes having a sense of peace, an enjoyment of life, quality relationships, a feeling of purpose and financial well-being. Some people have money but they don’t enjoy their lives. That’s not what we’re aiming for when we talk about building wealth in AfroEconomics. Sustainable wealth is whole-life rich and a well rounded life. Check out these 10 key tips for building Sustainable Wealth today.
A Greater Story #18: Round table discussion about perseverance
Sam Collier interviews Lecrae, Tedashii, Shanti Das, DJ Wade-O, and Benjamin Wills in a round table discussion about perseverance. This discussion is a partnership between A Greater Story and Reach Records in collaboration with Tedashii’s new album, #NeverFold!
On The Record #83: Van Jones talks about new show The Redemption Project
Van Jones of CNN talks about his new show, “The Redemption Project,” with AURN’s April Ryan.
Hollywood Live Extra #83: A special tribute to John Singleton
This week, Frank Price, former CEO & Chairman of Columbia Pictures, talks with Tanya about the late, great John Singleton.
AfroEconomics #45: Detox your finances
Almost everyone has at least a few toxic financial habits. The worst thing about them is that you probably don’t even realize you’re doing them, but they’re hurting your pockets big time. Let’s check out some popular habits to avoid. Here’s a disclaimer: There’s a chance I’m going to be talking about YOU on this podcast. You will be so glad you listened!
A Greater Story #17: Guests Smokie Norful and Isaiah Templeton
Sam Collier interviews multi-platinum and Grammy Award-Winning Gospel sensation, Smokie Norful and newly signed Gospel powerhouse, Isaiah Templeton. TOPICS: The Origin Story, new music, the future and mentoring done well.
