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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2026 · 52 MIN

Nevertheless, She Persisted: Building Community, Media Ownership & Legacy with Robin Kinnie

from The Black Woman in the Corner Office · host Ebony Stone

Send us Fan MailWithout this guest, this podcast — and The Power of the Pause audiobook — would not exist.In this powerful, full-circle conversation, Dr. Ebony Stone sits down with Detroit media entrepreneur Robin Kinney, founder of Motor City Woman Studios and co-founder of Audio Engineers of Detroit.From riding in her mother’s Ford Tempo listening to Martha Jean the Queen…To going door-to-door as a young AmeriCorps intern…To launching a recording studio while pregnant with her third child…To pivoting during the pandemic and expanding nationally…Robin’s story is a masterclass in community, courage, and creative ownership.And as she says:“The community you’re seeking is also seeking you.”🔥 In This Episode, We Discuss:How mentorship can shape your confidence for lifeWhat to do when your boss isn’t your mentorWhy Black women must build intentional communityMotherhood+leadership+identity — without pretending children don’t existCreating product-based revenue inside a service businessWhy media ownership matters now more than everThe importance of hobbies and joy as stress managementFaith, movement, and trusting the next step — not the next 25Legacy thinking: honoring the women who persisted before usLearn more about Robin and her services at - https://motorcitywoman.com/Also, don't forget to grab your copy of "The Power of the Pause" - https://www.drebonystone.com/my-bookDon't forget to like and subscribe so that you can get more content just like this! Grab your copy of The Power of the Pause today!Show you are a part of The Corner Office Collective by sporting BWCO apparel, no available. To learn more about Dr. Ebony Stone, visit www.drebonystone.com If This Episode Inspired You...Please subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with another woman in leadership who needs this conversation today.Every share helps us amplify the voices and stories of remarkable Black women leaders around the world.Connect with Dr. Ebony StoneFollow The Black Woman in the Corner Office for more conversations with extraordinary Black women leaders who are changing organizations, communities, and industries.If you enjoyed what you heard, there is much more on my website (www.drebonystone.com) and you can catch more episodes here and on the Black Woman in the Corner Office YouTube channel @drebonystone.Looking to read The Power of the Pause, order your copy here - Dr. Ebony Stone - My BookDon't forget to subscribe so you don't miss out on any of the goodness coming your way.

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Send us Fan Mail Without this guest, this podcast — and The Power of the Pause audiobook — would not exist. In this powerful, full-circle conversation, Dr. Ebony Stone sits down with Detroit media entrepreneur Robin Kinney, founder of Motor City Woman Studios and co-founder of Audio Engineers of Detroit. From riding in her mother’s Ford Tempo listening to Martha Jean the Queen… To going door-to-door as a young AmeriCorps intern… To launching a recording studio while pregnant with her third ...

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