Managing Life Through God
I get emotional listening back to interviews because, I be locked innnn! Like I remember the conversation to the T. Like next time we speak I’ll follow up on things or I’ll catch up since we left off but, I still can't phathom the conversations I have. I know some real dope people.
Go listen now if you haven't. @exp.itathletics @exp.itapparel
#linkinbio
I get emotional listening back to interviews because, I be locked innnn! Like I remember the conversation to the T. Like next time we speak I’ll follow up on things or I’ll catch up since we left off but, I still can't phathom the conversations I have. I know some real dope people.
Go listen now if you haven't. @exp.itathletics @exp.itapparel
#linkinbio
Panda sits down with Jemichael to discuss his success with his athletic apparel brand Exp•It. Jemichael shares his journey from the initial idea to where he is today.
The conversation explores faith, family, finances and other topics. We at Army of Dreamers Media Group want to thank Jemichael for chatting with us. Watch this: #linkinbio
We are so excited to have the Mr. Exp•It Himself. Jemichael Jemike Blanton! Bro came through to the pod and had a great conversation. Tap in. You don’t want to miss this. Follow us and visit the site thearmyofdreamers.com 💯👌🏼✨Monday at 10:00 a.m.
On the Mic: Young Reese Dude - Bucknell Rd - Wish You Here
Flashback Friday (Are we still doing that on social media?)
We recently sat down with @937reesedude to discuss his album Bucknell Rd.
We spoke about a song in particular that talks about grief, “Wish You Here”.
This song will hit home for many. As Regina King recently stated on @goodmorningamerica, “Grief is love that has no place to go”.
This episode is available where you stream podcasts.
#armyofdreamers #grief #musictherapy #bucknellrd #onthemic #podcast
Bucknell Rd. Out now! Listen to the album today! Let us know what you pull from it. Definitely tap in with @937reesedude✨
Congratulations Bro!💯
#aod #onthemic #podcast #armyofdreamers
On the Mic: Episode 1 - Young Reese Dude
I love it when artists show perspective and dynamic. That's what Raysean Reese did with "The Crop". On this track, Reese shares a perspective many may know but aren't always open to sharing. He talks about the tables being turned and what that feels like.
You can listen to the full track and others when Bucknell Rd. drops, tomorrow. 💎In the meantime, catch the full interview on our YouTube channel or where you stream your podcasts. Just search "Army of Dreamers".
Welcome back AOD!
Army of Dreamers is back interviewing Artists, Entrepreneurs, and Creatives. In this episode, Panda sits down with Young Reese Dude to discuss his new album, titled “Bucknell Rd.”
Listen now on Youtube or where you stream your favorite podcasts.☮️✨
#aod #onthemic #podcast
Sneak Peak: Upon returning, we got to sit down with @937reesedude to discuss his new album titled “Bucknell Rd”.
This interview has been a long time coming. We are humbled that Reese stayed up with us while we took our time. Stay tuned for this gem to drop this Friday, 2.23.24.
🎥: @soulgemsproductions
#armyofdreamers #onthemic #podcast
Thank you to everyone who has stayed engaged with the platform.
The last interview produced by AOD was in 2020. We saw a lot of success through the platform but we also encountered a lot of challenges.
The love and support has not gone unnoticed. From the interview requests, mentions of collaboration, and people just checking in. We thank you!
I am happy to announce that AOD is back, finally. After a long and much needed hiatus, we are open and interviewing. We are more intentional about who we interview, the content we put out and produce, and the partnerships we establish.
Thank you for your continued support.
-Panda
*The sound bites you hear are from previous interviews. Those individuals have been tagged in this post out of respect for their likeness. Show some love to their pages.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
We must rapidly begin the shift from a "thing-oriented" society to a "person-oriented" society. When machines and computers, profit motives and property rights are considered more important than people, the giant triplets of racism, materialism, and militarism are incapable of being conquered.
- Martin Luther King Jr.
