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All Black All The Time!All Black All The Time!Episode #17 Reclaiming Our Power: A Conversation on Black Economic EmpowermentIn this conversation, Umoja discusses the significance of Juneteenth and Independence Day, emphasizing the need for a mind shift in understanding the historical context of these celebrations. He highlights the economic disparities faced by Black Americans, the growing wealth gap, and the role of education in addressing these issues. Umoja advocates for the importance of Black-owned banks as a means of economic empowerment and accountability within the community. He calls for collective action to improve financial health and encourages listeners to invest in their own communities.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Celebrations and Historical Context2025-07-0425 minFYI - For Your InnovationFYI - For Your InnovationRevolutionizing Cancer Treatment: Umoja’s Vision For In Vivo TherapiesIn this episode of For Your Innovation, the ARK team is joined by Umoja’s CEO, Dr. Andy Scharenberg, and CFO, Britton Russell, to discuss their journey, vision, and the innovative science reshaping cancer treatment. Dr. Scharenberg explains how Umoja’s in vivo gene delivery platform, VivoVec, represents a third-generation leap in CAR T-cell therapies—offering the potential to make cutting-edge treatments more scalable, accessible, and cost-effective. Britton Russell provides insights into how this paradigm shift is aligned with Umoja’s mission to democratize transformative medicine, enabling broader global access. Together, they explore topics ranging from the shortcomings of tradition...2025-03-2058 minThe Crypto ConversationThe Crypto ConversationUmoja Labs - Next Generation Yield With Lower RiskRobby Greenfield is the founder of Umoja, a structured finance protocol that enables next-generation YVTs with lower risk and higher yields for any blue-chip cryptocurrency. Why you should listen Umoja Labs is a Web3-focused technology company committed to building blockchain-driven financial solutions that foster global economic inclusion. Their core offering, the Umoja Protocol, is designed as an advanced yield-generation platform specifically optimized for cryptocurrency investors. At its heart is the tokenized asset $yBTC, which provides users with the ability to earn yield on Bitcoin holdings in a secure, compliant, and efficient manner. ...2025-03-1132 minStay GoldenStay GoldenStay Golden Episode 5: Umoja and Black Student Success InitiativeIn Episode 5 of the Stay Golden Podcast, Lemoore College President James Preston explores the impact of the Umoja and Black Student Success Initiative, a program dedicated to supporting Black students through mentorship, cultural identity, and academic resources. He is joined by Nestor Lomeli, Lemoore College Dean of Students; Typhanie Daniel, Lemoore College Pathway Navigator; and Trey Booker, Lemoore College Student and Umoja Ambassador, who share their experiences and insights on how Umoja empowers students to thrive.Nestor Lomeli discusses the importance of fostering an inclusive campus environment where students feel seen, heard, and supported. He highlights how...2025-02-1922 minAll Black All The Time!All Black All The Time!Episode #16 Building Real Leadership in Black AmericaSummaryIn this episode, Umoja discusses the need for real leadership within the Black community, emphasizing the importance of collective action and systemic solutions. He highlights the significance of black banking and community homeschooling as essential tools for empowerment and self-sufficiency. The conversation calls for a shift in financial culture and educational approaches to foster true progress and leadership in the future of Black America.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Real Leadership02:11 The Importance of Black Banking04:05 Community Homeschooling as a Solution05:02 Empowerment...2025-02-1506 minAll Black All The Time!All Black All The Time!Episode #15 Power Dynamics in the Black CommnunitySummary In this conversation, Umoja revisits Amos Wilson's influential work, 'Blueprint for Black Power,' exploring the themes of power, self-sufficiency, and the importance of education within the Black community. He emphasizes the need for collective empowerment and challenges the perception of power as something negative or exclusive to white individuals. The discussion also highlights the necessity of creating systems that support Black economic and social independence. Takeaways Amos Wilson's work is crucial for understanding Black empowerment. Power should be redefined as the ability to...2025-01-0410 minKPFA - Hard Knock RadioKPFA - Hard Knock RadioDecoding Algorithmic Racism with Dr. Safiya Umoja Noble and Voices of ResistanceOn this episode of Hard Knock Radio, we dive into the hidden biases of the digital age with Dr. Safiya Umoja Noble, author of the groundbreaking book, Algorithms of Oppression. Dr. Noble unpacks how search engines, often seen as neutral tools, can reinforce harmful stereotypes and limit access to critical knowledge. Join us as we explore the forces shaping our digital experiences and discuss the urgent need for accountability in technology. Later we hear from political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal about the passing of James Earl Carter. James Earl Carter Jr. was an American politician and humanitarian who...2025-01-0359 minAll Black All The Time!All Black All The Time!Episode #14 Action Over Apathy: Building a Future for the Black Community In this conversation, Umoja passionately discusses the lack of unity and proactive measures within the Black community. He emphasizes the need for Black individuals to focus on building systems and infrastructures that support their future, rather than getting caught up in historical grievances or divisive narratives. Umoja calls for collective action, self-sufficiency, and the establishment of Black-owned businesses and educational institutions to empower the community. Takeaways The conversation highlights the urgent need for Black unity and collective action. Umoja criticizes the focus on historical grievances over future building. He calls for the establishment of...2024-12-2511 minAll Black All The Time!All Black All The Time!Episode #13 Unity Over Excuses: Building Economic Power in the Black Community In this passionate conversation, Umoja emphasizes the importance of unity and collective action among the Black community. He expresses frustration over the lack of collaboration and support for Black businesses, particularly during Black History Month. Umoja calls for a shift in mindset, urging individuals to prioritize supporting their own community and businesses, rather than relying on external validation or support. He highlights the potential impact of collective economic empowerment and the need for a cultural shift towards self-sufficiency and cooperation. Takeaways Unity is essential for progress...2024-12-2312 minAll Black All The Time!All Black All The Time!Episode #12 Different Election, Same Black AmericaSummary In this conversation, Umoja discusses the challenges and opportunities facing Black America, emphasizing the need for unity and a holistic approach to community building. She contrasts the potential of Africa as a future for Black people with the current state of affairs in America, advocating for collaboration and resource sharing among Black communities. Umoja also addresses the topic of reparations, arguing that true reparations come from building self-sustaining communities rather than relying on government handouts. The conversation concludes with a call to action for real-life connections and collective efforts to create change. 2024-12-0110 minAll Black All The Time!All Black All The Time!Episode #11: Post Election LivestreamSummary In this conversation, Umoja passionately discusses the need for unity and collective action among Black Americans. He emphasizes the importance of working together to address systemic issues and build a better future, rather than waiting for external solutions. Umoja advocates for empowerment, education, and community building, urging listeners to take action and thrive rather than merely survive. He calls for grassroots collaboration and the establishment of independent systems to support the Black community. Chapters 00:00 The Call for...2024-11-1717 minAll Black All The Time!All Black All The Time!EPISODE #10 What's Next for Black America?Chapters 00:00 The Irony of American Patriotism 03:09 The Burden of Black History 05:54 Empowerment Through Education 08:48 Collective Action for Change 12:14 The Reality of Systemic Oppression 15:02 The Need for Economic Independence 18:14 The Role of Celebrity Culture 21:12 The Psychological Impact of Oppression 24:12 The Importance of Accountability 26:49 The Call for Unity and Action 30:06 The Future of Black Empowerment Summary In this conversation, Umoja discusses the complexities of Black identity...2024-11-131h 06All Black All The Time!All Black All The Time!EPISODE #9 Post ELECTION LivestreamSummary In this conversation, Umoja discusses the recent election results, the challenges faced by Kamala Harris, and the importance of unity and collaboration within the African American community. He critiques the influence of algorithms and social circles on political perceptions, emphasizes the need for financial responsibility, and calls for self-sufficiency and empowerment among Black individuals. The conversation highlights frustrations with political engagement and the necessity of race pride and leadership in creating meaningful change. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Initial Reactions to the Election 06:04...2024-11-1043 minKanuLoveKanuLoveCountdown to Kwanzaa - Umoja (Unity) Day 1 of our Countdown to Kwanzaa: Umoja 🤝🏿✨ – Reflecting on how we worked on nurturing unity within ourselves and fostering connections in our personal lives. Did our goals strengthen our sense of belonging? Let’s dive in! 🖤 #Umoja #KwanzaaCountdown" 2024-11-0411 minBuilding Web3Building Web3Liquid Staking, Smart Coins, DeFi Yield Automation and the Future of Crypto with UmojaWelcome to the Building Web3 podcast! In this insightful episode, we dive deep into the future of Web3, Liquid Staking, and the power of Smart Coins to democratize access to financial inclusion. Our guest, Robby, founder and CEO of Umoja Labs, shares how their innovative platform is simplifying DeFi strategies for a global audience.Work with us: https://buildingweb3media.com/Chapters00:00 Introduction to Web3 and Robby's Background02:53 Umoja's Mission: Democratizing Wealth-Creating Tools07:59 Comparing Smart Coins to Traditional Financial Products10:35 Challenges in Building Smart Coins and Compliance Issues15:44 Fundraising...2024-10-2222 minAll Black All The Time!All Black All The Time!EPISODE #7: TikTok Live AudioSummary In this conversation, Umoja discusses the importance of establishing a black nation and taking control of our own destiny. Emphasizing on the need to establish our own everything, both in America and on the African continent. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Quick Workout 01:20 Establishing Our Own: America and the Continent 04:05 Black Schools: Teaching History and Financial Literacy 08:05 Controlling the Narrative: Shaping Future Generations 1 1:40 Black Men as Leaders: Stepping Up for Our Community 17:38 Supporting Black-Owned Businesses and Organizations 2024-08-1733 minAll Black All The Time!All Black All The Time!TRAILER: Who is RBA? Why am I doing this pod? What you can expectWelcome to the inaugural episode of "The Radical Black American," where we dive deep into the truths often untold and the paths seldom taken. I am your host, Umoja, a voice emerging from decades of reflection and a profound connection to the African diaspora. This podcast is my platform to challenge the status quo and ignite a conversation that’s long overdue. Today, I'm laying out the foundation of our journey together. You'll learn about my own awakening to the harsh realities faced by African Americans in the United States—a country that has systematically failed to protect, respect, or u...2024-05-2208 minHuman Rights LiveHuman Rights LiveEpisode Five: UMOJA WAMAMA – Together for ChangeEpisode five focuses on Umoja Wamama Crafters Co-Operative, a women’s collective allied to the Human Rights Media Centre. Most of the members are from the refugee community; some are South African veterans. Umoja Wamama will soon celebrate its tenth anniversary and may be of interest to you in that it presents a different economic model, where every member is both contributor and beneficiary. But the benefits, as you will hear, are richer than just economic. 2024-04-2631 minLet\'s Talk: A Foster Adopt Minnesota PodcastLet's Talk: A Foster Adopt Minnesota PodcastUMOJA [OO-mo-jah] is Swahili for unity!Join us to learn how UMOJA MN inspires families to reflect on the beautiful ways African Americans have contributed to the development of humanity.  Our guest, Queen Jacobs, is the program director at UMOJA MN and will share how the only culture camp of this nature in Minnesota (one of only four nationwide) helps springboard… The post UMOJA [OO-mo-jah] is Swahili for unity! appeared first on Foster Adopt Minnesota.2024-02-2828 minThe bluEPrint by Executive PlatformsThe bluEPrint by Executive PlatformsRyan Crisman of Umoja Biopharma — Building Manufacturing In-House at an Early StageIn anticipation of the next edition of our long-running and successful Biomanufacturing World Summit series, we spoke with Ryan Crisman, the co-founder and Chief Technical Officer of Umoja Biopharma about the industry's current and future capacity challenges, and why Umoja chose to build its manufacturing in-house at an early stage, with some specific examples and references to Umoja’s new Colorado Laboratory & Innovative Manufacturing Building, which they call, ‘The CLIMB.’ We also discussed the issues of Talent and Leadership in a rapidly growing sector, and what organizations need to be doing individually and as a community to forge...2023-10-0228 minCell & Gene: The PodcastCell & Gene: The PodcastIn Vivo CAR T-Cell Therapeutics With Umoja Biopharma's Dr. Andrew ScharenbergWe love to hear from our listeners. Send us a message.Umoja Biopharma's CEO, Andy Scharenberg, M.D., joins Cell & Gene: The Podcast's Erin Harris to discuss the evolution of allogeneic, in vivo CAR-T cell therapeutics. They discuss The Climb, or The Colorado Laboratory and Innovation Manufacturing Building, which is Umoja’s lentiviral vector development and manufacturing facility. They also cover recent progress in lentiviral vector manufacturing.Subscribe to the podcast!Apple | Spotify | YouTube2023-09-2830 minBiotech 2050 PodcastBiotech 2050 PodcastNext-gen immunotherapies for cancer, Andrew Scharenberg, Co-founder & CEO, Umoja BiopharmaSynopsis: Andrew Scharenberg is the Co-founder and CEO of Umoja Biopharma, a company pioneering the future of immunotherapy by reprogramming T cells in vivo. Umoja’s groundbreaking integrated platform therapeutics reprogram the immune system in the patient’s body to target cancer cells and generate lasting remissions. Andrew talks about the CAR T-cell therapy space, the opportunities he sees, and how he sees the space evolving over the next two decades. He discusses the work that his team is pursuing at Umoja to develop a new approach to cancer therapy that retools a patient’s immune system in vivo, enhancing the bo...2023-08-0932 minPillar + Pride - We BuildPillar + Pride - We BuildUmoja Debate Team: "Umoja Dreams" children's bookThe Umoja Debate team joins “Pillar + Pride: We Build” (the podcast) to discuss one of their latest achievements……  Their first children’s book!  “Umoja Dreams” is now available!  The book calls upon the experience of a native Detroiter, Jerjuan Howard, and some of his biggest influences as he imagined making a positive change in his childhood neighborhood. Get to know the author, illustrator and the publisher of “Umoja Dreams” through this brief conversation hosted at The Lab @ Pillar + Pride.Grab your copy at UmojaDebateTeam.org or order through Amazon.com#childrensbook #wellness #education #e...2023-07-0854 minThe Overlook with Matt PeikenThe Overlook with Matt PeikenHealing Journey | Michael Hayes of UmojaMichael Hayes was serving his fifth term in prison when an epiphany struck. He had never acknowledged the trauma he grew up with, let alone worked through it. The process of doing so changed his life, and he focused on helping others do the same.Hayes founded Umoja Health, Wellness and Justice Collective, a Black-run nonprofit in Asheville devoted to disrupting generational trauma for people in and out of prison, along with school-age youth. In this conversation, he details his "healing journey," talks about the critical factors of community and peer-to-peer support, how Umoja differs from traditional 12...2023-06-2237 min