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EPISODE · Nov 19, 2020 · 27 MIN

Frenchaire Gardner: Serial entrepreneur and Creative share - world advocate

from Dr. Renee Sunday's show · host Dr. Renee Sunday Show Podcast

  Frenchaire Gardner is a serial entrepreneur and creative: Mother of Joseph Jr., Frenchaire-Two, Melchizedek Malcolm X and Sarai. Manufacturer of her business's Be And Us LLC Nigerian Organic Shea Butter and retailer of her own African Market filled with African makers' products. Creator and host of A News You Can Use Podcast. Partners with various small business owners. She is a visual artist, PR person, model, activist, photographer, actress and dancer. Graduated from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology. Pan-African spiritualist. Read her other published works: Arts Today Newszine Vol. 5.1, Vol. 5.7, House of Otem     https://be-and-us-llc.square.site/s/shop IG @beandusllc Facebook.com/beandusllc Twitter.com/msfrenchy06 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQKwKiwU6nYl2DKd406sfHQ?view_as=subscriber

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