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The Soul Podcast - Tools For a Joyful LifeHow To ForgiveSend us a textMaybe you've heard that we grant forgiveness for ourselves, not for them. But how does one forgive someone who hasn't even asked for it? How does one forgive someone who has asked, but doesn't deserve our forgiveness? In this episode I'll share a secret that makes forgiving easier. Watch VideosThe SoulPod on RumbleThe SoulPod on YouTube Take the listener survey hereIf you're reading this, know that you are a bad ass human! (and you're beautiful)SHOW NOTES2024-04-1115 min
Funky People Radio® LIVE PodcastWURD-FPRADIOLiveShow_020124Show #409 - February 1, 2024 :: Dance Life ~
Hour 1 - Guest Set by Curt Gilmore -
Even Though - Black Coffee
Strings - David Morales
The Way (WTN Vocal Mix) - Wipe the Needle & Syren Rivers
Warning - Terry Hunter, Reelsoul & DJ Spen feat. Rona Ray
Kilomanjaro (Jihad Muhammad “Bang The Drum” Edit)
Speak Now - Adam Rios & Mark Lewis
Mystery of Love (DJ Mel ReGentryfication) - Mr. Fingers
Feel Your Touch (Jimpster Remix) - Jon Dixon feat L-Renee
Another Day In My Life (Louie Vega Re-Touch) - Louie Vega
Without You - Doug Gomez feat. Aaron K. Gray
Beautiful Life (Bang The Drum...2024-02-021h 57
Culture PowerBreaking Barriers: Navigating the Path to Workplace Inclusivity with Netta Jenkins, Author of 'The Inclusive Organization'Welcome to another empowering episode of CulturePower, where we delve deep into the realms of diversity, equity, and inclusion to unlock the secrets of building truly inclusive organizations. In today's conversation, host Stacey Grant-Lewis sits down with the brilliant Netta Jenkins, author of the groundbreaking book, The Inclusive Organization.In this episode, Netta explores key concepts from her book, touching on the importance of cultivating a workplace environment that goes beyond mere diversity quotas. From dismantling unconscious biases to implementing inclusive policies, Netta provides tangible strategies for transforming organizations into spaces where e...2023-12-0936 min
Culture PowerExploring Socioeconomic Realities: A Conversation with Author Stephanie Land on her new book 'Class"Join us for an insightful episode on the Culture Power Podcast, where host Stacey Grant-Lewis engages in a compelling conversation with the renowned author, Stephanie Land. In this episode, we delve deep into Stephanie's thought-provoking book, 'Class: A Memoir of Motherhood, Hunger, and Higher Education,' as she shares her personal journey as a poor single mother studying to become a writer and the impactful insights she gained living below the poverty line while trying to make her dream a reality. Class will be available wherever you buy books on November 7, 2023. 2023-11-0735 min
Culture PowerSeeing Others: Bridging Divides with Michele Lamonthttps://www.michelelamont.org/Welcome to another insightful episode of the Culture Power Podcast with your host, Stacey Grant-Lewis! In this episode, we are thrilled to welcome a distinguished guest, Michele Lamont. Michele Lamont is not only a prolific writer but also a respected scholar whose work transcends boundaries. Her latest book, "Seeing Others: How Recognition Works—and How It Can Heal a Divided World," delves into the profound complexities of recognition and its transformative power to mend our fragmented society. Join us as we explore the intricate interplay of identity, culture, and em...2023-11-0233 min
Funky People Radio® LIVE PodcastWURD-FPRADIOLiveShow_070623Show #390 - July 6, 2023 :: Music Pearls ~
Hour 1 - Guest set by Curt Gilmore -
The Rapture Pt.III - &ME & Black Coffee
Brown Skin (Salah Ananse Remix) - Salah Ananse: Afrique Electrique & Auraluxe Music
Pearls (DJ Spen & Jihad Muhammad Remix) - Cleveland P. Jones
Get It (Melchyor A's Touch Version) - Melchyor A
Cascades Of Colour (Unreleased Kenny Carpenter Re-Edit - Tribute Remix) - Ananda Project, Gaelle Adisson
Shake Me (Original Mix) - Coflo, Steve Howerton, Niya Wells
Forever (Vocal) - Mark Lewis
Caving In (Original Mix) - Paris Cesvette, Chakra Blue
Summer Mist - Stacy Kidd
Music In My Head...2023-07-071h 57
Culture PowerBruce Jackson: Never Far From HomeListen as Attorney and author Bruce Jackson highlights the key takeaways from his autobiography, Never Far From Home. Jackson, currently the Associate General Council at Microsoft is also a community advocate and. youth champion whose story both uplifts the spirit and breaks the hearts of readers around the world. Definitely worth the read!Support the show2023-02-1821 min
Culture PowerBryan Collier, Love is Loud Co-Author and IllustratorJoin me as I speak with Bryan Collier, the co-author, and illustrator for the recently released children's book "Love is Loud: How Diane Nash Led the Civil Rights Movement". Love is Loud tells the story of Diane Nash who began her work as an activist while in school as a teen and young adult in the south in the 1960s. Mr. Collier has illustrated over 46 books and considers it his calling to educate the public on important historical figures in the black community through his art. Support the show2023-02-0418 min
Culture PowerMary Onyango on being Kenyan American with a multiracial childAs a well-known and sought-after fitness expert, it is easy to assume that we know Mary O because of what we see on our screens. However, she is so much more than any assumption and this interview reveals why. Join us as I chat with her about her experiences as a Kenyan American immigrant woman now raising a young daughter in a multiethnic household. Support the show2023-01-2134 min
Culture PowerGrace Chang, Lifestyle Photographer and Global CitizenWelcome to the first episode of 2023 featuring Grace Chang, a serial entrepreneur and Lifestyle Photographer who is determined to create a life of experiences over one focused on materialism. In this episode, Grace discusses her work, assimilation from Korea to America, her unconventional approach to marriage, and her distress at the rise in anti-Asian hate and harassment. Support the show2023-01-1436 min
The Happy RevolutionFeminism, Law, and the Anglican Church with Rev. Māmari StephensIn this episode, Mika and Rachel speak with Rev. Māmari Stephens, Reader in Law. Māmari is a priest in the Anglican Church and an associate professor in the Law School at Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington. Mika, Rachel, and Māmari chat about the three tikanga model of the Anglican Church, feminism in the Law, and some of the problems with the welfare system. Māmari offers thoughtful critique and nuanced wisdom about the Church and the Law and reflects on where she draws hope from in her life and work.
Show note...2022-10-241h 03
KonaverseWomen's History Month Special with Stacey Grant-Lewis, Anisa Stoli Sanipe, Arthi Morekonda, Candela Aznarez, and Hannah CormierKonabos team members Stacey Grant-Lewis, Anisa Stoli Sanipe, Arthi Morekonda, Candela Aznarez, and Hannah Cormier discuss their experiences coming up in technology, business, and marketing.2022-03-3134 min
Culture PowerReal Talk with Julie Chang, Founder of 940 LifeWelcome to the 2nd season of the Culture Power Podcast! The last two years have been transformative for the world and for people like former TV anchorwoman Julie Chang who launched the insightful Youtube docuseries 940 Life. Listen as we chat about the brain tumor and other experiences that led her to share her story and the story of compassion for all. Support the show2021-10-0925 min
Ball Year RoundBYRP 13: Marketing Legend Joanne Borzakian Ouellette - Sunday StoriesFollow @JoanneBorzakianO & @CopleyTheGoldenBoy On Instagram & TwitterOrigin Story - Dave Cowens Basketball CampFamily Celtics GamesBecoming Bentley Basketball ManagerBreaking The Glass CeilingSneaking Reeboks Into The '86 FinalsA Wedding Ft. Doc RiversJeff Hamilton Patch JacketHorace Grant's GogglesDee Brown DunksGreg & Cole AnthonyBrian Shaw, Reggie Lewis, Steve Smith, Dennis Rodman Wayne Tisdale, Dominique Wilkins, Len Bias, Stacey King, Shawn Kemp StoriesShaq Shoe / Halftime InnovationsOverseas TripsShaq Buys A 5ft Beanie BabyFollow The Pod! @BYRP365, @ajrochon22 & @lennybiasedSubscribe & Leave A Review If You Digg The Show!--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice m...2021-07-041h 55
Culture PowerWhat is White Feminism? Author Koa Beck explainsAuthor Koa Beck sits down with host Stacey Grant-Lewis to discuss her new book "White Feminism", how traditional American feminism has overlooked and taken from marginalized communities, and what can be done about it.Support the show2021-04-0440 min
Culture PowerArt is the Antidote: Interview with Breonna Rossi, visual artistThe journey to enlightenment starts in different places for everyone. Enlightenment is a big word but aptly describes what it is like to awaken to your purpose. This is what Breonna Rossi has been doing the past few months: awakening to a purpose bigger than herself. Namely, amplifying black and brown voices, using her art to benefit those who have been oppressed or otherwise less fortunate than she has been. Breonna strongly supports blackballerinasforchange.com and the McAtee Community Kitchen. If you need inspiration today about being the change you want to see in the world then this episode is...2020-12-0429 min
Chuck Shute PodcastSteve Riley (L.A. Guns drummer)Episode 80 - Steve Riley! Steve has played the drums for Steppenwolf, Keel and W.A.S.P. Of course he is most well known for being the drummer of L.A. Guns for over 30 years. In this episode we do a deep dive into Steve’s whole amazing career with all his bands. We’ll also talk about the new album he has out called “Renegades” with founding LA Guns member Kelly Nickels. He also explains why there are two versions of the band. He discusses some exciting movie projects he has coming out as well. And I get his reac...2020-12-0359 min
Culture PowerPERSPECTIVES: Amy Yeung, Orenda Tribe FounderBeing of service can seem like it requires so much but the reality is that it just needs you to be more like yourself. That is what Amy Yeung found when she began embracing her Navajo heritage and through it, her capacity to affect positive change. Through her brand Orenda Tribe and with an open heart, she has found so many ways to impact the lives in her local Native American community, ways that have far reaching effects. Listen to our chat about her work for the Native American community.Support the show2020-11-1926 min
Culture PowerArt is the Antidote: Interview with Lakea ShepardCulture Power's "Art is the Antidote" series is focused on exploring how artists translate their culture and therefore themselves through their work. In today's episode, mixed media artist Lakea Shepard calls in to talk about being a Black American craftswoman in a consumerist world. Growing up in the south, and not seeing many like herself reflected in the industry, she has carved her own path in self-expression and exploration of ancestral techniques. Support the show2020-10-1636 min