The family of George Floyd is supporting Tim Walz as potential vice president of the United States as he continues to face backlash over the handling of 2020 riots after Floyd was murdered at the hands of Minneapolis police officers. Floyd’s family says they believe Walz took proactive approaches to police reform, and they credit him with accountability for the officers being charged and imprisoned. George’s brother Philonese Floyd he stands ready to support the Harris-Walz campaign. 📸:Roxie Washington photo courtesy of TMZ #timwalz #kamalaharris
To celebrate Slutty Vegan’s 6th anniversary, founder Pinky Cole Hayes has gifted Angel Barnwell and Miesha Hambrick their own Slutty Vegan location in Jonesboro, Georgia. Barnwell and Hambrick, who have been integral to the company’s success since its early days, are now the first licensees of the restaurant. The new location features Slutty Vegan’s signature design and will offer additional merchandise for customers.
Why Busy Women Need to Prioritize Self-Care
Recently, Dr. Pam Middleton, a renowned physician, TEDx speaker, and well-being coach, shared invaluable advice on self-care specifically aimed at women, particularly those in the middle stages of life.
Continue watching to learn more about the challenges faced by overworked and overwhelmed women and the practical solutions for reclaiming joy and vitality.
Tress Clean: Kiyana Pearson's Journey from HBCU to Haircare Innovator
Whether she’s rocking braids at Carnival in Brazil, relaxing oceanside in Panama, or sporting locs at her HBCU homecoming, Kiyana Pearson realized she needed a solution to keep her hair and scalp clean between washes while on the go. And she developed Tress Clean— the first-ever Black woman-owned hair wipe company. The proud Morgan State University alumna discusses the importance of using natural ingredients in her hair wipes, her journey into entrepreneurship in one of the biggest global industries, and her HBCU’s role in preparing her to be an innovator and disruptor.
Behind the Mic with Laterras R. Whitfield
Laterras R. Whitfield, the host of the wildly popular award-winning podcast 'Dear Future Wifey,' opens up about partnering with the Urban One Podcast Network and his next big moves.
Vice President Kamala Harris has chosen Tim Walz as her running mate, as she continues on the campaign trail to become the first Black female President of the United States.
Project 2025 Impacts on Black America
There’s been a lot of buzz about Project 2025. But what exactly is it? Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass) discusses this far-right policy manifesto and transition plan that outlines the potential implications of a Trump White House. She also highlights the plan’s disproportionate impact on Black Americans, Black businesses, and her efforts on a Congressional “Stop Project 2025” Task Force. She calls for action to prevent Project 2025 from becoming a reality and highlights her endorsement of Kamala Harris as president.
Learning Your Industry #SistersInc
Tisha Thompson spent 15 years working on other beauty brands before launching LYS Beauty, the first Black-owned clean makeup line sold at Sephora.
The Challenges Facing Black Men Today#BMXCEL
Chaz Scott, author and mindset and resilience coach, discusses the importance of mindset and resilience in managing stress and achieving success. He emphasizes the value of serving others and the impact of mentorship. Scott also highlights the challenges facing black men today, including the need for vulnerability and seeking care. He shares his own journey of success and redefines it as inner well-being and helping others. Scott believes that true fulfillment comes from helping others excel.
Riding To Live: Staying Fit Beyond 40
The often-repeated wisdom, “Health is Wealth”, has gained new urgency, especially for entrepreneurs, executives, and other wealth builders serious about extending their peak earning years and avoiding financially draining health outcomes. Fitness influencer Kirk Charles is fresh from launching Bike America, an annual 1,000-mile bike ride to promote cardio exercise and plant-based eating to combat deadly metabolic diseases such as diabetes. A featured fitness expert and certified personal trainer at Black Enterprise Health Is Wealth events, Charles joins Beyond The Hype to share the realities and rewards of investing in optimal health and fitness after ages 40, 50 and beyond.
The Power of Personal Stories in Effective Leadership
In the business world, leaders are often pushed to prioritize efficiency, productivity, and strategy. However, Tony Martignetti, a distinguished leadership advisor, argues for a more introspective approach in his new book, "Campfire Lessons for Leaders."
In this episode, we will dive deep into Martini's philosophy, where he shared invaluable insights on how personal stories and past experiences profoundly influence leadership effectiveness.
Alfred Edmond Jr., Ash 'Cash' Exantus, and Kevin L. Matthews II, M.S. discuss the crucial role Black fathers play in building resilience and closing the wealth gap. Discover how their efforts today are creating a legacy of financial strength for future generations.
Watch the full panel here -> https://bit.ly/WealthBuildingDads
Earl "Butch" Graves Jr., President & CEO of Black Enterprise, emphasizes the critical role that Black men and fathers play in building the net worth of Black families and the collective wealth of Black Americans. He highlights that true wealth is multigenerational, stressing the importance of passing down financial stability and prosperity through the generations.
Watch the full discussion here: https://bit.ly/WealthBuildingDads
HBCU Moms Promoting Positive Period Care
Two innovative HBCU mothers set out on a mission to revolutionize period care for tweens experiencing puberty changes for the first time, and they’ve become entrepreneurs in the process. The dynamic duo says their self-funded business is now a multimillion-dollar company. Howard University alumna Dr. Monica Williams and Florida A&M alumna Dana Roberts are founders of RedDrop, the completely chemical-free period care brand that allows both parents and tweens to be fully prepared when their period arrives for the first time and beyond.
HeadCount's Lucille Wenegieme on Kamala Harris & Energizing The Youth Vote
Lucille Wenegieme, the executive director of HeadCount, the country’s leading youth voter registration initiative, discusses Gen Z's reaction to Kamala Harris presidential campaign announcement, the connection between pop culture and polls, and the issues that matter to young people.
This episode is sponsored by Cadillac.
Join us as Alfred Edmond Jr., Ash Cash Exantus, and Kevin L. Matthews II, M.S. discuss how to balance immediate financial needs with long-term wealth-building goals. You can now register and watch the full Wealth Building Dads discussion on demand to gain valuable insights from these financial experts! https://bit.ly/WealthBuildingDads
Get Outside, It’s Good for You!
Leadership coach Nailah Blades shares how the outdoors can improve your well-being, bring you joy, and help you connect to your inner voice
Get Outside, It’s Good for You!
Leadership coach Nailah Blades shares how the outdoors can improve your well-being, bring you joy, and help you connect to your inner voice
Measuring Success Through Impact with Chris A. Matthews #BMXCEL
Chris A. Matthews, a licensed marriage counselor and human resource professional, discusses his career and leadership style in this conversation. He emphasizes the importance of empathy, mentorship, and seeking to understand others. Matthews also highlights the challenges faced by black men in his industry and the need for collaboration and support. He shares his successes in helping others through his work in substance abuse counseling and providing opportunities for black men and women in the mental health field. His faith and family are the cornerstones of his life and success.
Reclaiming The Culture: The Art of Tap
Tap dancing is often misrepresented and undervalued in popular culture, at best viewed as a lower art form when compared to ballet, modern and even hip-hop; and at worst associated with racist Black stereotypes of low-class coonery. Tap dancer, instructor, choreographer, and advocate Bril Barrett, founder of Chicago’s M.A.D.D. Rhythms, joins Beyond The Hype to share the importance of reclaiming the narrative of tap dancing as a uniquely American art form created by Black Americans, producing new generations of performers on stages across the nation and around the world.
