Black Equity Podcast Network

Ready to become an Angel Investor ? Join us on Black Equity Podcast as we soar alongside our host Derrick Moultrie and dive into the exciting world of Black angel investing with guest speaker, Jill Johnson, co-founder and CEO of the Institute for Entrepreneurial Leadership (IFEL). In this episode, Jill, a passionate advocate for building generational wealth within the Black community, will: Share her inspiring journey as a successful Black angel investor and the impact it's had on her life and others. Demystify the world of angel investing, making it accessible and empowering for aspiring Black investors. Offer invaluable insights and strategies for identifying promising startups, conducting due diligence, and building a diverse and impactful portfolio. Unveil the "Making Black Angels" course, a FREE resource offered by IFEL that equips participants with the knowledge and tools they need to become successful Black angel investors. https://www.makingblackangels.org/learnthetruth Whether you're a seasoned investor or just curious about getting started, this episode is for you! Tune in and discover the power of Black angel investing and how you can be a part of creating a more equitable and prosperous future for all. Bonus: Get exclusive access to a special offer from IFEL for Black Equity Podcast listeners! https://www.woccon.org/summit Don't miss this empowering conversation! Subscribe to Black Equity Podcast and tune in to our latest episode featuring Jill Johnson. Remember, investing in Black angels is investing in the future we all deserve.

Adonis Lockett is a National Speaker on Leveraging Private & Hard Money Loans. He stops by to talk about the step by step process of how money truly works behind the scenes of Real Estate Investing and how you can access this flow of capital. To Learn how you can access this specialized skill set visit https://hackprivatemoney.com/

Darryl Ray Ware II joins us to discuss his journey, his stance on poverty and reparations, his multi-billion dollar company Think Chief, and how they are providing providing truth, love, and faith for women of color in the United States of America. 

We are joined by Jumaane Tafawa who is the Co-founder & Executive Director of Africa Eats an organization a holding company with a diverse set of African agriculture companies supporting hundreds of thousands of smallholder farmers, feeding millions of Africans to discuss the work being done to address access to food, access to financing, and global trade in Sub-Saharan Africa.

This week we review the Black Owned Hayti app for Black publishers and also talk about wisdom we picked up on our trip to Disney in Orlando Florida.

Author and Columnist Arah Iloabugichukwu raises our awareness around Black Literacy and Numeracy and how it is the foundation to any future financial literacy conversations we could ever have.

Join us on a nature walk as we discuss the difference between building a brand on trendy content vs making evergreen content.

On this episode we explore new ideas around wealth and how countries measure it and we give you a call of action to implement to create a global shift.

As we walk down memory lane we discover that we must create our own game only after we study the games presented.

A recent conversation with Eboni K. Williams and Iyanla Vanzant sparks a viral debate about standards in relationships and we explore the Black Equity in this conversation.

As the show Snowfall on FX comes to a close we analyze the the series and examine how wealth and equity play a huge role in steering the finale.

We are honored today to have the Owner of Black Chef’s Corporation, Courtney Munford, to discuss community development, international business, and the mindset needed to play at the highest levels. To learn more visit - Website: www.BlackChefsNetwork.com Social Media: Facebook: @BlackChefsNetwork Instagram: @BlackChefsNetwork This episode is brought to you by @sipandsharewines . Join the wine club today - https://bit.ly/2lYGskt Music Credit - Jiem EB Music

In this episode of Black Equity Podcast, we take a closer look at the simple yet powerful connection between media ownership and public opinion. We explore the ways in which media owners and executives can influence the content that is distributed to the public, and how that content can shape public perception and opinions. We also discuss the implications of media ownership concentration and the potential for conflicts of interest to arise. By examining real-world examples, we provide insight into the ways in which media ownership can impact everything from Hip Hip to social media moments. Whether you're interested in the inner workings of the media industry or simply want to better understand the impact of media on society, this episode is a must-listen.

Karim R. Ellis is the founder of Empowered Education, a company devoted to developing both organizations and individuals. He is also author of GPS My Success: The Address You Input In Life Determines Your Destination ( https://amzn.to/31KIask ) . He stoped by Black Equity to remind us of our power. We touch on his origins in real estate, how he became an international motivational speaker, and how Les Brown let him know that his character was just as important as his gift. Thank you Karim for adding value to the conversation and be sure to visit www.KarimEllis360.com to connect with Karim.

In this episode, we examine Andrew Carnegie's concept of wealth in his Gospel of Wealth and its implications for modern society. (Recorded in 2022)

On this very special Black Fathers Day we sit down with not only a great father but a friend, a mentor, and overall inspiration to our community and culture.  Amed is the co-founder and Managing Partner of Premier Capital Investments, LLC, Premier Fund Management Group and Legacy Builders Management, LLC. We were able to have a very vital conversation about ownership in real estate and began challenging some of the myths and information that is in the real estate community. Amed also published, Profiting From Nonperforming Mortgage Notes sold here - https://amzn.to/37UrAr1 How To Reach Amed Hazel https://www.linkedin.com/in/amedhazel/ https://www.facebook.com/amedhazel https://twitter.com/AmedHazel https://instagram.com/amedhazel www.amedhazel.com

Join us as we sit down with Intrapreneur, Tech Advisor, and Philanthropist William A. Adams as he shares his predictions and insights on the future of technology and its impact on society. In this episode we discuss the impact of ChatGpt, the rise of international empires like India and China, where he sees technology going over the next 2 decades, and how you can join him on the journey to create Tequity in the world of technology for Black communities to gain equity share through technology. To learn more visit www.william-a-adams.com. 

Ready to understand Black Wealth? ⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ Our guest today is Financial Coach & Strategist Jamilah N. McCluney of @blackwealthfinancial visits Black Equity to ⁣⁣Shed light on what the current status is of Black Wealth, how do we obtain it, and Why Black Wealth Financial is important to our culture. ⁣ ⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ Like. Share. Comment. Join our Tribe.

Welcome to the Black Equity podcast, the international podcast dedicated to exploring the intersection of black culture and business. In this episode, we sit down with Ronnie Sheperd, a physicist from the Livermore Nuclear Laboratory, to discuss the fascinating and often misunderstood world of nuclear power. Join us for a candid conversation as we delve into the science behind nuclear power, including nuclear fusion and nuclear bombs, and explore the potential impact this technology could have on the world as we know it. From powering our homes and businesses to revolutionizing the way we travel, the possibilities are truly limitless. Through our discussion with Ronnie Sheperd we'll gain a deeper understanding of the complexities and potential benefits of nuclear power, as well as the ethical considerations and potential risks involved. Don't miss this thought-provoking episode of the Black Equity podcast, where we tackle some of the most pressing issues facing our world today. Tune in now to join the conversation!

Roman Baylin shares his insights and experiences on building a successful marketplace, including key strategies, challenges, and lessons learned. Head over to https://www.duedilio.com to learn more about how you can use these services. Thank you for listening to How To Acquire Podcast.

A recent article from thehill.com reads “Criminal justice system works against minorities”. We wanted to explore this topic with someone who has the expertise in this field. Today we are blessed to be joined by Kenya Tyson. Founder of K. Tyson & Associates, LLC. , a boutique consulting firm offering training and consulting expertise in the practice areas of criminal justice and higher education. On this episode we look to explore the system overall , our local and state government, and how you can partner with Kenya in the future. This episode is brought to you by The Black Equity Network. Text 6692382434 to join our network. Ready To Learn How To Trade Options? Options Bootcamp https://bit.ly/2RwYIhK Options Bootcamp + Financial Astrology https://bit.ly/2RPJZyD Options Mastery Membership https://bit.ly/2Vrf8t6

Dr. Karla Manning joins us to discuss the challenges and opportunities for achieving equity in education, and how we can work together to make it a reality. To learn more about her work visit equityleadershipgroup.com and listen to The Equity Experience Podcast by clicking here. 

Gerald A. Moore Sr. Is the founder of The Online Technology School for Black Boys and an Educational Activist. He stops by The Black Equity Podcast to breakdown why he Launched is online school for boys ages 8-16, his take on the current public education system, and he answers the 2 Billion Dollar question - How Much $$$ Is in Stem? To see all that he is working on visit these sites - http://www.gmtsbb.com. , http://www.missionfulfilled2030.org, & http://www.motivateblackboys.com. This episode is brought to you by Black Equity Network. Music Credit - Jiem EB Music --- --- Ready To Learn How To Trade Options? Options Bootcamp https://bit.ly/2RwYIhK Options Bootcamp + Financial Astrology https://bit.ly/2RPJZyD Options Mastery Membership https://bit.ly/2Vrf8t6

Tamar Huggins stops by the Black Equity Podcast to talk about her role as Founder and Executive Director at Tech Spark Canada. We discuss her vision, her background, and why her organization is the perfect place to pour time and resources into. We know you will enjoy this episode and we invite you to visit https://techspark.ca to learn more about Tech Spark Canada and how you can work with their organization. This episode is brought to you by @sipandsharewines . Join the wine club today - https://bit.ly/2lYGskt Music Credit - Jiem EB Music --- ***please note that at the time of recording our conversation flowed very smoothly but during the posting of the audio there are a few small overlaps. Thank you for your consideration.***

On todays episode we explore the difference between the richest people of the world and the wealthiest people in the Kingdom and how a major story in the NBA surrounding Ja Morant puts him in the position to potentially lose everything. 

I believe in order to sit at our table you have to be Savvy with the way you handle business. So what better way to learn how to do that then from The Savvy Accountant. Let’s dive in and learn what it takes. To become a Black Equity Insider click here - bit.ly/2WZFSoh

Trailblazers typically don’t announce themselves as that but when you tune into this episode and the next I promise you you’ll find one. Tarzine Jackson, Entrepreneur and founder of Diversity Avatar Stickers is changing the culture one great idea after another. This episode is brought to you by Sip & Share Wines - https://bit.ly/2lYGskt

Enjoy This Complimentary Black Equity Premium Content - On today’s episode we talk to Amira Rasool, Founder + CEO, The Folklore. The Folklore's primary mission is to streamline the process of delivering Africa's most in-demand brands to global customers through the use of new sales technology and production channels. We discuss her journey as an entrepreneur, the wisdom she learned along the way, and her current vision for her brand. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN: • The #1 Market for African Luxury Brands • How To Build A Global Brand • How to connect with Amira • How to Shop/ Partner w/ TheFolkore • What is the future of African Fashion? BOOKS AND RESOURCES Social Media: * Business Socials: @TheFolklore on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook * Personal Socials: @AmiraRasool in Instagram and Twitter Text - +16692382434 to access our Digital Network to receive updates in opportunities for access to capital, strategic partnerships, and to invest. Join our Black Equity Premium Community for more in-depth and high level content like this one by clicking here - https://www.patreon.com/BlackEquity. Ready To Learn How To Trade Options? Options Bootcamp https://bit.ly/2RwYIhK Options Bootcamp + Financial Astrology https://bit.ly/2RPJZyD Options Mastery Membership https://bit.ly/2Vrf8t6

In this episode of Black Equity Podcast, we're exploring the relationship between clarity and personal freedom. Our guest expert, Jateya Jones is the podcast Host of Confident and Courageous Clarity Podcast and founder of Jateya Jones Consulting and she stops by to share her insights on how clarity can help you identify and prioritize your goals, leading to a more fulfilling life. We'll discuss the impact of stress and distractions on our daily lives, and how developing clarity can help you achieve a sense of calm and focus. Whether you're looking to improve your financial well-being, personal relationships, or simply want to live a more fulfilling life, this episode is a must-listen. Join us on Black Equity Podcast as we delve into the world of clarity and personal freedom. To Learn more about Jateya visit her website www.jateyajones.com. 

Our guest today is Patrick Brown , After years of research Patrick was able to obtain his growers license in December 2018. Since then Patrick in his first year was able to cultivate 18 acres of industrial hemp and harvested over 25,000lbs of raw hemp. He’s also received his NC industrial hemp processing licensed where he looks to be able to process local disenfranchised farmers crops in the 2020 season. Patrick has contacts all over the US were he educates and consults for his brand. Patrick will be releasing his Licensed and Trademarked Hempfinity CBD brand in January 2020. This episode is brought to you by Black Equity Network. Text “Black Equity” to +16692382434 to join our conversation with access to news, alerts, and opportunities. Ready To Learn How To Trade Options? Options Bootcamp https://bit.ly/2RwYIhK Options Bootcamp + Financial Astrology https://bit.ly/2RPJZyD Options Mastery Membership https://bit.ly/2Vrf8t6

In this episode, we take a deep dive into one of the most captivating and mysterious characters from the hit HBO series, The Wire: The Greek. We'll examine the character's origins and background, analyze his tactics, and explore his relationships with other key characters in the series. We'll also discuss how actor Bill Raymond brought the character to life and how his portrayal added to the show's realism. Join us as we attempt to unravel the complexities of one of television's most intriguing characters.

Last season on The Black Equity Podcast we invited all Black Owned Streaming services to appear on our program. As of today only one has agreed to come on our podcast. We are truly honored and grateful to welcome Rodney Reynolds The Founder and President of American Legacy Network on our podcast as he educates us on Equity in business, building a brand, and why his platform has become more valuable than ever before. This episode is brought to you by Black Equity Network, your number one source for Authentic Strategic Partnerships. I’m your host D.J. Moultrie , Welcome to The Black Equity Podcast. Ready To Learn How To Trade Options? Options Bootcamp https://bit.ly/2RwYIhK Options Bootcamp + Financial Astrology https://bit.ly/2RPJZyD Options Mastery Membership https://bit.ly/2Vrf8t6

In this episode, we'll delve into the far-reaching effects of the ongoing economic conflict between the US and China on the global economy. We'll hear from experts in the field who will provide in-depth analysis of the impact of this economic war on countries and industries around the world. From the decline of globalization to the rise of new economic powers, we'll explore the long-term consequences of this economic showdown and what it means for the future of the global economy. All this and more as we study wealth from a global perspective. 

If you haven’t heard of Raising Black Millionaires you are missing out on a revolutionary brand, movement, and ideology. The great part is now can be your time to learn about it in depth. The founder Thiah Muhammad stops by the show to discuss the beginnings of her brand, the growth of her movement, and how this ideology may very well alter our culture forever. To learn more about Raising Black Millionaires visit - bit.ly/rbmflashcardsvol1 . This episode is brought to you by @sipandsharewines . Join the wine club today - https://bit.ly/2lYGskt Music Credit - Jiem EB Music

Join us as we uncover the inner workings of the Ticketmaster and Live Nations Multi Billion Dollar empire through a recent senate hearing and the fight for fair ticket prices. In this episode, we delve into the controversies surrounding Ticketmaster's monopolistic control in the concert industry and how it affects fans and musicians alike. With big names like Beyoncé and Taylor Swift at the forefront of the discussion, we explore the challenges posed by exclusive ticket access and high fees, and the efforts being made to level the playing field. Whether you're a music lover, a fan of live events, or simply interested in consumer rights, this episode has something for you.

The NCAA had an identity crisis and we are blessed to have a former NCAA athlete Maiya Newton to join us on this episode. Not only is Maiya a former athlete but she also is launching Duffle, a company designed to provide guidance and resources for athletes from low income areas. In this episode, we explore the lack of Black Equity in the NCAA, why low income areas exist, and why the NCAA has a very confusing business model. Learn more about Maiya Newton and her company Duffle follow @duffleapp on IG. This episode is brought to you by @sipandsharewines . Join the wine club today - https://bit.ly/2lYGskt Music Credit - Jiem EB Music

Join us as we dive into President Biden's recent speech on the economy and discuss the trillion-dollar industry he plans to invest in. We will break down the key points of the speech and explore the potential impact on job creation and economic growth. Stay informed and stay ahead of the curve with our in-depth analysis. 

Who controls the narrative of Africa? Why are they telling us not visit Africa? Why are they telling us not to invest in Africa? There are so many questions we have had for years. We were able to sit down with Bayo of Innovate 4 Africa and we learned alot. We wanted to share part of our conversation for the world. Ready to learn more about the motherland? Tune into this episode and be sure to share this with your network and transform lives.

Halle Bailey makes her first appearance in Black Equity Podcast during the analysis of this Disney’s Little Mermaid conversation. We hand out wisdom. We hand out food for thought. And we celebrate the moment. This episode originally was published in 2019.

A conversation with humanitarian Eden Grimatsion raises our awareness on Eritrea and the Eritrean people. The wisdom shared in this episode won't be found in a list. Enjoy. This episode orginally was published in 2019 and ranks in the top ten of our most listened to episodes.

Enjoy this classic Black Equity Podcast episode from Friend to the show Nicole Kearney founder of SipNshare Wines returns to dive into the 1619 project, her writing, and her thoughts on some of the latest projects the culture has produced. Join the Wine Club and tune in to this conversation. Join now - https://bit.ly/2lYGskt

Join us for a special replay of our second episode ever of Black Equity Podcast about Unity in The Black community. While you listen season 7 is just around the corner.

Enjoy this Classic Black Equity Episode from 2019 about J Cole and a unique perspective about bringing balance to the game. As you listen we will be putting our final touches on season 7.

Enjoy This Classic Black Equity Podcast Episode about Cardi B and a major controversy she had back in 2019. While you listen we will be preparing season 7 for you. ENJOY.

Enjoy this classic Black Equity Podcast episode about Kevin Hart's decision to not host The Oscars. While you listen we will be preparing season 7 for you. ENJOY.

Enjoy This Classic Black Equity Episode from 2019 from our first season about R Kelly and the documentary that shifted the world as we prepare season 7 for you. Warning this episode contains content not suitable for children.

The Co Founder of Women in Real Estate, Brittany Rose, has shown herself to be one of the most important voices in the wealth equity space and stops by to lend her perspective on the various issues impacting the wealth gap including but not limited to gender inequality, reparations, and the distraction of status and fame.  This conversation serves as the first of many as we look to work together to document and solve the wealth gap, collectively.  

Season Finale: How much money will it take for you to be silent on an issue or better yet to compromise your viewpoints? Let's explore this topic by analyzing Kyrie Irving's recent journey as a well known NBA Player post a link to a documentary on Amazon Prime Video that contradicts everything we have been told about our society. Want to watch the documentary that began this outrage? Heres the link , watch while you still can - https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B07P6DYLP2/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r

Jewish Wealth has been a topic of conversation these past few weeks and we think its worth taking a quick study of where exactly this wealth is located. Join us on this special episode where we found 139 of the Forbes 400 Jewish wealth back in 2009 and how that may be impacting what's going on today. 

Power 105.1 host Charlamagne Tha God recently stated that we dont need to hear Kanye West at a time like this after there was major backlash with his most recent Drink Champs interview. Tune in to hear our take on Hip Hop Media and how very few are Black owned.