Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w/ Court

Season 2 EPS 3 : Mic Checks & Mission Work: A Powerful Conversation with Keisha EdwardsMic Checks & Mission Work: A Powerful Conversation with Keisha EdwardsThere are conversations that entertain… and then there are conversations that leave a lasting impact. Our latest episode of Simply Magnificent Bold & Black w. Court does both.This episode features the incredible Minority AIDS Support Services leader and community advocate Keisha Edwards, whose voice, mission, and work continue to create change throughout the Norfolk community and beyond.From the very beginning of the conversation, Keisha reminded us what real service looks like — showing up for people, educating communities, advocating for health equity, and creating safe spaces where people feel seen and supported.We talked about:The mission and impact of Minority AIDS Support ServicesThe importance of HIV/AIDS awareness and education in underserved communitiesWhat it means to lead with compassion and purposeBalancing advocacy, community engagement, and personal wellnessThe power of using your voice to create changeKeisha also shared powerful insight into the realities many communities still face when it comes to access, stigma, and health education. Her honesty, wisdom, and passion made this one of those conversations that stays with you long after the microphones are off.At Simply Magnificent Bold & Black w. Court, we believe storytelling is a form of healing and empowerment — and this episode embodies exactly that. It’s about mission work, community leadership, and the people doing the work that often goes unseen but changes lives every day.If you’ve ever wondered what purpose-driven leadership sounds like, this episode is for you.🎙️ Tune in now and join the conversation.#BlackExcellence #SimplyVirL #PodcastCulture #BlackProfessionals #DivineNine 🎧 Tune in and celebrate Black excellence, Black resilience, and Black joy. Because we are Black.Listen/ Watch the Podcast Guest Information:Keisha Edwards - IG: dreamgirlroyalebasketladyMinority Aids Service Support - https://minorityaidssupport.org/2415 Lafayette Blvd. Norfolk, VA 23509PHONE: 757.644.35951401 Tidewater Dr. Unit 10Norfolk, VA 23504Phone: 757-904-0058@YouTube ‍ ‍ @Spotify   @AppleMusic ​ Simply Magnificent Black and Bold → https://linktr.ee/sevyneliteIG: ​ simply_magnificentblkHost: CourtWebsite: simply-magnificent-blk.squarespace.com

White Coat Chronicles w/ Dr. WeaverThere are moments when passion meets purpose—and then there are women like Dr. Weaver, who turn that combination into legacy.In this episode of Simply Magnificent, we step into the world of veterinary medicine through the lens of a brilliant Black woman who is not only healing animals but also breaking barriers and redefining representation in STEM. This is more than a career story—this is that woman energy in full effect.🐾 From HBCU Roots to the White CoatEvery journey starts somewhere, and for Dr. Weaver, it began at Virginia State University—a place that helped shape her confidence, her discipline, and her vision.Her path then led her to Tuskegee University, home to one of the most respected veterinary programs among HBCUs. There, she sharpened her skills, deepened her knowledge, and stepped fully into her calling.This journey wasn’t just about academics—it was about becoming.👩🏾‍⚕️ Mentorship That Changed EverythingSuccess rarely happens in isolation, and Dr. Weaver is the first to acknowledge the impact of mentorship—especially her relationship with Dr. B.Through guidance, support, and real-life insight, this mentorship helped her navigate the challenges of vet school and the pressures of stepping into a demanding field. It’s a reminder that having someone in your corner can make all the difference.💥 Breaking Barriers & Owning Her SpaceLet’s be real—being a Black woman in veterinary medicine comes with its challenges.Dr. Weaver opens up about what it feels like to walk into rooms where she may be the only one who looks like her—and how she chooses to show up anyway. With confidence. With skill. With purpose.This episode touches on:Representation in STEMNavigating predominantly white spacesBuilding confidence in high-pressure environmentsAnd through it all, she reminds us: you don’t have to shrink to succeed.🐶 A Real Look at Vet LifeBeing a veterinarian is more than cuddling puppies and kittens (although we love that part 🐾).Dr. Weaver gives us a behind-the-scenes look at her day-to-day life—from routine visits to unexpected emergencies. It’s a career that demands compassion, quick thinking, and resilience.And yes, she shares a few unforgettable stories that will have you laughing, shocked, and fully engaged.🌱 Gems for Future VeterinariansFor anyone dreaming of stepping into this field, Dr. Weaver drops real, actionable advice:Stay committed, even when the journey feels longSeek out mentors who genuinely support your growthBelieve in your place in every room you enterGive yourself grace while you’re growingBecause success isn’t just about talent—it’s about perseverance.💅🏾 Defining “That Woman”At the heart of this episode is what it means to truly be that woman.For Dr. Weaver, it’s about showing up fully, embracing her identity, and walking confidently in her purpose. It’s about knowing that she belongs—and never asking for permission to exist in spaces she’s earned.And if you needed a reminder today:You can be powerful, soft, driven, and successful—all at once.💙 Stay connected. Stay visible. Stay THAT girl.#BlackExcellence #SimplyVirL #PodcastCulture #ZetaPhiBeta #AlphaKappaAlpha #BlackProfessionals #AtlantaEvents #DivineNine 🎧 Tune in and celebrate Black excellence, Black resilience, and Black joy. Because we are Black.Listen/ Watch the Podcast @YouTube ‍ ‍ @Spotify   @AppleMusic ​ Simply Magnificent Black and Bold → https://linktr.ee/sevyneliteIG: ​ simply_magnificentblkHost: CourtWebsite: simply-magnificent-blk.squarespace.com

BLU ATL 2026: When Legacy Meets the Vibes 💙🤍Hey gurl hey—Let’s talk about a moment that was more than just a function… it was a whole EXPERIENCE.BLU ATL 2026 brought the city to life as the women of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. and the men of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. stepped out in style, unity, and undeniable excellence. And babyyy—when I say the energy was unmatched, I mean that.This wasn’t just about stepping on the scene—it was about CONNECTION. From alumni to new members, professionals to creatives, the room was filled with Black excellence, ambition, and culture. Conversations turned into collaborations, handshakes turned into opportunities, and every laugh echoed legacy.✨ What Made BLU ATL Different?Authentic networking (not forced, just natural vibes)A celebration of Divine Nine culture in a modern ATL settingSafe, elevated space for Black professionals to just BEMusic, fashion, and energy that screamed “we outside—but make it classy”And let’s be real—events like this remind us why community matters. It’s not just about where you are, but WHO you’re surrounded by.🎙️ On this episode of the podcast, we’re diving into:The importance of social spaces for Black professionalsGreek life bonds beyond collegeHow events like BLU ATL are shaping culture in AtlantaAnd of course… a little tea + a LOT of laughsIf you missed it, don’t worry—I got you covered. And if you WERE there? Then you already know… we outside ALL 2026.💙 Stay connected. Stay visible. Stay THAT girl.#BLUATL2026 #SimplyVirL #PodcastCulture #ZetaPhiBeta #PhiBetaSigma #BlackProfessionals #AtlantaEvents #DivineNine #BlackExcellence🎧 Tune in and celebrate Black excellence, Black resilience, and Black joy. Because we are Black.Listen/ Watch the Podcast @YouTube ‍ ‍ @Spotify   @AppleMusic ​ Simply Magnificent Black and Bold → https://linktr.ee/sevyneliteIG: ​ simply_magnificentblkHost: CourtWebsite: simply-magnificent-blk.squarespace.com

Culture, Confidence & Being That WomanSpring Vibes, WNBA Dreams, East Coast Travel & Stepping Into Your EraSpring always brings a different kind of energy. The weather gets warmer, the days feel lighter, and it becomes the perfect time to step outside, reset your goals, and reconnect with the woman you are becoming.In this episode of the podcast, we’re embracing culture, confidence, and being that woman through sports, travel, lifestyle, and personal growth.As the heat rises in Atlanta and across the East Coast, spring becomes the season to get outside and truly enjoy life. From BeltLine walks, rooftop brunches, and spring festivals in Atlanta to Virginia waterfront visits, DC museum days, and East Coast weekend escapes, this is the time to romanticize your life and make memories. Sometimes being that woman simply means saying yes to fresh air, movement, and experiences that make you feel alive.A special part of this episode reflects on visiting Virginia, where the slower pace, beautiful waterfront views, and HBCU connections create a nostalgic and inspiring atmosphere. Whether it’s revisiting college friendships, tapping back into community, or simply enjoying the beauty of the East Coast, Virginia offers the perfect spring reset.And of course, we had to get into the excitement of the WNBA Draft, because women’s sports continues to shape culture in a major way.“And speaking of women winning, let’s talk about these ladies entering the league and changing the game.”This year’s draft brought incredible rookie energy, expansion-team excitement, and unforgettable orange carpet fashion moments. Some of the biggest names drafted included:Azzi Fudd to the Dallas WingsOlivia Miles to the Minnesota LynxLauren Betts to the Washington MysticsKiki Rice to the Toronto TempoFlau’jae Johnson with draft-night trade drama involving SeattleMadina Okot to the Atlanta Dream, which makes for a perfect hometown conversation pointThe draft was bigger than basketball—it was about branding, confidence, style, and the visibility of women athletes as cultural leaders. From fashion looks to rookie storylines, the WNBA continues to prove that women’s sports is one of the most exciting spaces in entertainment right now.This episode is also deeply personal because it ties back to me being that woman—showing up confidently, traveling, building my business, staying consistent in the gym, and allowing myself to fully enjoy the season I’m in.Being that woman is not about perfection.It’s about:confidencedisciplineself-careshowing up for your goalsstaying connected to cultureowning your spaceSpring is here, the weather is hot, the WNBA is glowing, and the East Coast is calling.This is your reminder to move with confidence, enjoy the season, and fully step into the woman you are becoming.🎧 Episode Highlights🌸 Atlanta + East Coast spring activities🏀 WNBA Draft rookies and fashion🌊 visiting Virginia vibes✨ confidence and main character energy🎙️ lifestyle, travel, and culture conversationsAnd we are Unapologetically Powerful.  #hbcu #d9 #zetaphibeta #atlantageorgia #podcast #blackwoman #fitnessjourney #melanin #nc #hbcu #d9 #zetaphibeta #atlantageorgia #podcast #blackwoman #fitnessjourney #concert🎧 Tune in and celebrate Black excellence, Black resilience, and Black joy. Because we are Black.Listen/ Watch the Podcast @YouTube ‍ ‍ @Spotify   @AppleMusic ​ Simply Magnificent Black and Bold → https://linktr.ee/sevyneliteIG: ​ simply_magnificentblkHost: CourtWebsite: simply-magnificent-blk.squarespace.com

Building a Beauty Brand for Melanin Skin w. Amourak KosmeticsSimply Magnificent: Black & Bold w. Court Episode 9Podcast:Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w. CourtHost: CourtBHM with Simply Magnificent Black and Bold w. CourtSimply Magnificent: Black, Bold, and Unapologetically Powerful February is more than a moment—it’s a reminder. A reminder of who we are, where we’ve been, and the power we carry every single day. Building a Beauty Brand for Melanin Skin w. Amourak KosmeticsSimply Magnificent: Black, Bold, and Unapologetically PowerfulIn this episode, I sit down with a fellow Virginia State University alum and entrepreneur who is redefining beauty for melanin-rich skin.Based in Greensboro, North Carolina, she is the founder of a growing beauty brand focused on creating products that cater specifically to deeper skin tones—an area that has long been overlooked in the beauty industry.What started as a passion has evolved into a purpose-driven business. From formulating products to connecting directly with her community at local farmers markets and festivals, she has built her brand from the ground up with authenticity and intention.In our conversation, we explore her journey into entrepreneurship, the challenges of building a niche beauty brand, and the importance of representation in skincare. She also shares how showing up locally has played a major role in her business growth and customer trust. 'This episode is a must-listen for aspiring entrepreneurs, beauty lovers, and anyone interested in building something meaningful within their community.Listen now and get inspired to turn your vision into reality.🎧 Tune in and celebrate Black excellence, Black resilience, and Black joy.Because we are Black.We are Bold.And we are Unapologetically Powerful.  #hbcu #d9 #zetaphibeta #atlantageorgia #podcast #blackwoman #fitnessjourney #melanin #cosmetic #nc #hbcu #d9 #zetaphibeta #atlantageorgia #podcast #blackwoman #fitnessjourney #concert @YouTube  @Spotify  @Tidal  @AppleMusic ​ Guest: Amourak Kosmeticshttps://auroradreamsstudio.square.site/IG: https://www.instagram.com/amourak_kosmetics?igsh=enEzeG9uMnI3cWJn🎧 Tune in and celebrate Black excellence, Black resilience, and Black joy. Because we are Black.🎧 Listen today → https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Link to share for ppl to listen to: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite  @ATL  @YouTube  @Spotify ​Host: CourtWebsite: simply-magnificent-blk.squarespace.com

Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w. Court Episode 8Podcast: Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w. CourtHost: CourtBHM with Simply Magnificent Black and Bold w. CourtSimply Magnificent: Black, Bold, and Unapologetically Powerful February is more than a moment—it’s a reminder. A reminder of who we are, where we’ve been, and the power we carry every single day. In this episode, Simply Magnificent: Black and Bold, I dive into what Black History Month truly represents. It’s not just about names in textbooks or dates on a timeline. It’s about our resilience. Our creativity. Our faith. Our leadership. Our ability to rise—again and again—no matter the storm. Black history is our history. It lives in our music, our style, our churches, our families, our businesses, and our communities. It shows up in the way we love, the way we lead, and the way we continue to push forward—even when the odds are stacked against us. During this conversation, I also reflected on how artists like J. Cole, Ari Lennox, Jill Scott, and Ella Mai use their voices to tell our stories. Through their music, we hear our truth, our healing, our joy, and our growth. They remind us that Black excellence isn’t just seen—it’s felt. It’s lived. It’s passed down through sound, soul, and storytelling. This conversation is about honoring our ancestors, celebrating our present, and empowering our future. It’s about recognizing that our greatness didn’t start in February and doesn’t end when the month is over. We are excellence 365. In this episode, I reflect on: Why Black history matters today How our stories have been preserved through generations The importance of owning our narrative What it means to walk boldly in our identity How Black artists continue to shape culture and consciousness Most importantly, this episode is a reminder: we are simply magnificent. Not because of permission. Not because of validation. But because it’s who we are. So whether you’re tuning in for inspiration, reflection, or motivation—this one is for you. Let’s continue to honor our past, embrace our present, and build a powerful future together. 🎧 Tune in and celebrate Black excellence, Black resilience, and Black joy. Because we are Black. We are Bold. Unapologetically Powerful. #hbcu #d9 #zetaphibeta #atlantageorgia #podcast #blackwoman #fitnessjourney #concert🎧 Listen today → https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Link to share for ppl to listen to: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite  @ATL   @YouTube   @Spotify ​Host: CourtWebsite: simply-magnificent-blk.squarespace.com

Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w. Court Episode 7Podcast: Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w. CourtHost: CourtUnapologetically Rooted: My Crown, My CultureIn this episode, Unapologetically Rooted: My Crown, My Culture, I’m having a real, unfiltered conversation about locs, identity, and what it means to be Black in today’s world.This wasn’t just a conversation about hair — it was about what’s happening right now. From social media trends and beauty standards to workplace expectations and public conversations about Black culture, we explored how our crowns are still being judged, celebrated, and politicized in real time.Starting my loc journey wasn’t only a personal decision. It was also a response to the world around me. It was about choosing authenticity in a space that often rewards conformity. It was about showing up as myself — fully, boldly, and without apology.During Black History Month, these conversations feel even more urgent. Our history is alive. It’s happening every day through our voices, our choices, and our visibility. Our hair remains a form of expression, resistance, and pride — especially in a time when representation and respect still have to be demanded.In this episode, we talk about:How current trends and social media influence Black hair cultureThe pressure to “fit in” at work and in public spacesWhy locs are still misunderstood in modern societyThe connection between hair, confidence, and self-worthWhat it means to protect your peace while staying rooted in your cultureWe also touch on how today’s climate — socially, culturally, and politically — impacts how Black people move through the world. From viral moments to everyday microaggressions, this episode reflects the reality many of us are navigating right now.Unapologetically Rooted is about choosing yourself even when it’s uncomfortable. It’s about honoring where you come from while pushing forward. It’s about being proud of your crown in every space you enter.This episode is for anyone learning to stand firm in who they are, speak their truth, and walk confidently in their purpose.Thank you for being part of this journey and these conversations. Your support makes it possible to keep creating space for real stories, real growth, and real connection.🎧 Listen now and tap in.Join the MovementIf you’re ready for conversations that inspire, stories that empower, and energy that feels like family — this is your space.🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, StreamYard, or wherever you get your podcasts. 💬 Connect & Share: Follow @SimplyMagnificentPodcast and tag us with your favorite moments using #BlackAndBold and #SimplyMagnificentBecause this season, we’re not just talking — we’re building something magnificent together.🎧 Listen today → https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Link to share for ppl to listen to: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite  @ATL   @YouTube   @Spotify ​Host: CourtWebsite: simply-magnificent-blk.squarespace.comGuest: Shay Unique Social media : IG - shaysunique

Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w. Court Episode 6Podcast: Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w. CourtHost: Court2026 Mode: Content on RepeatThis episode is really me checking in, closing out 2025 properly, and letting y’all know what time I’m on going into the new year. No fluff. No overexplaining. Just clarity.2025 had its moments. Some wins, some lessons, and a lot of behind-the-scenes growth. I talk about what this year taught me, how it stretched me creatively, and why consistency became the real message. Not perfection. Not viral moments. Just showing up and doing the work even when it’s quiet.Then we get into movies—because of course.Avatar: Fire and Ash took things darker. Visually, it’s still insane, but this one felt heavier. More tension. More consequences. I shared what I liked, what made me think, and how this chapter shifts the tone of the Avatar universe in a way you can’t ignore.And Wicked: For Good? Emotional. Period. This film really sits with you. It’s about identity, loyalty, and being labeled before you even get a chance to tell your own story. I talk about why this movie hits deeper than fantasy and why its message feels very real right now.But the real point of this episode is the shift.2026 Mode is activated.For the podcast, that means:Consistency over everythingContent that has replay valueStronger conversations and storytellingMore guests, more range, more intentionLess waiting, more executionNo long breaks. No disappearing. Just content on repeat.This episode is for anyone closing out the year with clarity and stepping into the next one focused. If you’re building, creating, or resetting your mindset, this one’s for you.Press play. We’re in 2026 Mode now. 🎙️🔥Join the MovementIf you’re ready for conversations that inspire, stories that empower, and energy that feels like family — this is your space.🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, StreamYard, or wherever you get your podcasts. 💬 Connect & Share: Follow @SimplyMagnificentPodcast and tag us with your favorite moments using #BlackAndBold and #SimplyMagnificentBecause this season, we’re not just talking — we’re building something magnificent together.🎧 Listen today → https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Link to share for ppl to listen to: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite  @ATL   @YouTube   @Spotify ​Host: CourtWebsite: simply-magnificent-blk.squarespace.com

Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w. Court Episode 5Podcast: Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w. CourtHost: CourtRooted, Ready & Radiant: A Black Women’s Health Deep DiveThis week on Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w/ Court, we’re bringing you a powerful, soul-nourishing episode that sits at the intersection of strength, safety, and self-awareness. I had the joy of talking with the brilliant Mama Castro — an educator, trainer, and advocate serving the Black community in North Carolina through birth education, fitness, and firearms safety.Her work is bold, intentional, and deeply rooted in transforming the way Black women approach our wellness journeys. And in this episode, we go all the way in.Why This Conversation MattersBlack women’s health deserves space, attention, and honesty. From pregnancy to physical strength to personal safety, we face challenges that require us to be informed, empowered, and connected.Mama Castro brings clarity, compassion, and culturally grounded knowledge as we explore:How Black women can root themselves in education and advocacy during pregnancyThe role of fitness in building strength, confidence, and longevityWhy firearm safety is an essential part of protecting ourselves and our familiesThe connection between autonomy, community, and overall wellnessThis deep dive isn’t just educational — it’s validating, liberating, and uplifting.What You’ll Hear in This Episode✨ Rooted in Knowledge: Birth & Body AutonomyMama Castro shares why understanding your options during pregnancy and childbirth is one of the strongest forms of self-protection.✨ Ready in Strength: Fitness as EmpowermentWe talk about how movement, strength training, and consistency can change not just your body but your mindset and self-belief.✨ Radiant in Confidence: Safety Without ShameFirearms safety is often misunderstood in our community — Mama Castro breaks down how education removes fear and builds confidence.✨ Whole-Person Wellness for Black WomenThis episode highlights the importance of holistic care — mind, body, spirit, and community.A Celebration of Black Women’s Power“Rooted, Ready & Radiant” is more than a podcast episode — it’s a tribute to the brilliance, resilience, and sacredness of Black womanhood. Mama Castro’s insights are grounded yet energizing, helping us see just how powerful we truly are when we’re informed and supported.If you’re a Black woman seeking clarity, strength, encouragement, or community, this conversation is your reminder that you are worthy of deep, intentional care.Listen & Share the RadianceClick below to tune into the latest episode of Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w/ Court. Share it with a friend, a sister, a mama-to-be, or anyone who needs this kind of empowerment in their life.Let’s stay rooted, stay ready, and stay radiant — together.Join the MovementIf you’re ready for conversations that inspire, stories that empower, and energy that feels like family — this is your space.🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, StreamYard, or wherever you get your podcasts. 💬 Connect & Share: Follow @SimplyMagnificentPodcast and tag us with your favorite moments using #BlackAndBold and #SimplyMagnificentBecause this season, we’re not just talking — we’re building something magnificent together.🎧 Listen today → https://linktr.ee/sevyneliteHost: CourtWebsite: simply-magnificent-blk.squarespace.com

Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w. Court Episode 4Podcast: Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w. CourtHost: CourtThanksgiving is usually a day filled with family, food, gratitude, and a whole lot of cozy energy… but this year, I did something different. Something bold. Something slightly chaotic.I ran a 5K Turkey Trot with the Atlanta Track Club on Thanksgiving morning — and it turned into one of the most meaningful, empowering starts to the holiday I’ve ever had.This blog post recaps the experience, the lessons I learned, and why this may become a new tradition. You can also listen to the full podcast episode using the links at the bottom of this page.

Episode 3: Growing Pains: The Art of Tackling the Pain that Comes with Experience w/ @brain._Every journey comes with growing pains — the lessons that shape who we are, the moments that test our patience, and the experiences that push us beyond our comfort zones. In this powerful episode of Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w/ Court, we dive deep into what it truly means to embrace growth, not just the success that comes with it, but the discomfort too.Our guest, @brain._, a rising rap artist with a raw and introspective sound, opens up about his creative process and the emotional layers behind his new project, Gaining Pains. Together, we explore how life’s challenges, losses, and transitions can become the foundation for something greater — both in art and in life.

Episode 1: The Rebrand — A New Bold EraPodcast: Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w. Court Host: CourtThe Rebrand: A Celebration of Growth, Culture & CommunityWelcome back, family — and if you’re new here, welcome home. 💛🖤This is the start of something special. Simply Magnificent: Black & Bold w. Court is entering a new chapter — a rebrand filled with fresh energy, powerful voices, and even more connection to the community that made this platform what it is.Just like homecoming season, this episode is all about celebration — reconnecting, reflecting, and recognizing how far we’ve come. We’re taking that same joy, pride, and unity you feel on the yard and bringing it right here to the mic.What to Expect in This EpisodeIn “The Rebrand — A New Bold Era,” I’m diving into:🌟 What inspired the rebrand and what’s new for the show🏠 Why homecoming energy represents everything we’re building — love, legacy, and belonging🎤 A sneak peek at future guests joining the conversation this season — including small business owners, HBCU grads, parents, and creatives making bold moves in their communitiesWhether you’ve been part of this journey since day one or you’re just tuning in for the first time, this episode will remind you why Simply Magnificent isn’t just a podcast — it’s a whole vibe and a movement.What’s Next for Simply MagnificentThis new season is all about spotlighting voices that matter — those creating change, celebrating culture, and building something beautiful in their corner of the world.We’re bringing real talk, laughter, love, and legacy to every episode. From entrepreneurship and education to self-love and healing, no topic is off-limits — because being Black & Bold means showing up fully, flaws and all, and still shining.Join the MovementIf you’re ready for conversations that inspire, stories that empower, and energy that feels like family — this is your space.🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, StreamYard, or wherever you get your podcasts. 💬 Connect & Share: Follow @SimplyMagnificentPodcast and tag us with your favorite moments using #BlackAndBold and #SimplyMagnificentBecause this season, we’re not just talking — we’re building something magnificent together.🎧 Listen to Episode 1 today → https://linktr.ee/sevyneliteHost: CourtWebsite: simply-magnificent-blk.squarespace.com

Welcome back to MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK! We're Courtney and Jen explore good vibes . We're so excited to have you join us as we continue our mission to elevate Black excellence. " Hive Talk: The Art of Beekeeping with Preston GriggsThe Magnificently Black Podcast is buzzing with knowledge in this sweet new episode, “Hive Talk: The Art of Beekeeping.” 🐝✨We sat down with Preston Griggs, a dedicated beekeeper and Certified B Technician, to explore the fascinating world of bees, honey, and culture. Preston isn’t just about the buzz — he’s on a mission to share how beekeeping teaches us patience, balance, and the value of community.🐝 From University to the HivePreston’s journey into beekeeping started during his university years, when curiosity turned into passion. What began as an interest in science and nature grew into a calling that would connect him deeply to both the earth and his community.✅ Becoming a Certified Bee TechnicianEver wondered how someone becomes skilled enough to safely remove bees and handle swarms? Preston breaks it down — from the training required, to certification, to the hands-on experience needed to work with hives responsibly. His path shows that beekeeping isn’t just a hobby, but a respected and specialized craft.🍯 What Bees ProduceBees give us more than just honey! In this episode, Preston highlights the incredible products bees create, including:Honey – sweetest in April & MayBeeswax – used in candles, cosmetics, and morePropolis & royal jelly – natural substances with powerful health benefitsEach product has a role to play in both our ecosystem and in our daily lives.🌍 Bigger Lessons from the HiveBeyond the science, Preston reflects on the lessons bees teach us: teamwork, discipline, patience, and the importance of balance. The hive becomes a symbol of what we can accomplish when we move with purpose, unity, and care for our community.🛒 Support Preston’s Honey BusinessWant to experience Preston’s honey for yourself? 🍯 Follow him on social media for live honey sales, updates from the hives, and more insider tips on beekeeping. Supporting his work means supporting local, sustainable, and community-driven beekeeping.🎧 Catch the full episode of Hive Talk: The Art of Beekeeping with Preston Griggs now on: 📺 YouTube 🍏 Apple Podcasts 🎧 Spotify#MagnificentlyBlackPodcast #HiveTalk #Beekeeping #HoneySeason #CertifiedBTechnician #BlackExcellence #CultureCreators #SupportLocalGuest: Preston A. GriggsIG: Hollobemail address: [email protected] Black Cast Jen: Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/ IG: Nelbi Designs Court Website: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Youtube Channel : MAGNIFICENTLY BLK podcastIG: Courtmich

Welcome back to MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK! We're Courtney and Jen explore good vibes . We're so excited to have you join us as we continue our mission to elevate Black excellence. " Major Moves in Black Excellence with Dr. Antoninne Duane Jones ✨The Magnificently Black Podcast is honored to bring you a special conversation with Dr. Antoninne Duane Jones — an award-winning celebrity photographer, cultural visionary, fashion tastemaker, and founder of the Pearly Awards and MajorityGreek.Atlanta has become one of the hottest hubs for creatives, especially in photography, fashion, and entertainment. Dr. Jones shares how he carved out space in this dynamic scene, breaking barriers while building platforms that uplift others. From capturing icons to curating award-winning visuals, he reveals what it truly takes to thrive in Atlanta’s competitive creative landscape.Dr. Jones doesn’t just take photos — he creates entire vibes through his lens, fashion, and storytelling. From styling shoots that radiate culture and confidence, to capturing legendary icons, to building platforms that celebrate Black excellence, Greek life, and the HBCU experience, his work inspires us to see ourselves as bold, brilliant, and unstoppable.In this episode, we explore: 📸 How he broke into Atlanta’s photography scene and built his reputation. 🏆 The inspiration behind the Pearly Awards and its mission to celebrate Black creatives. ✊🏽 The impact of MajorityGreek in raising awareness of Black Greek traditions and the HBCU connection. 👔 Why fashion is more than style — it’s an expression of identity, culture, and empowerment. 🌍 What it means to make major moves that leave a legacy for the next generation.Whether you’re an artist, entrepreneur, fashion enthusiast, or HBCU alum, this episode will leave you inspired, motivated, and ready to show up as your most authentic self.🎙️ Available now on: 📺 YouTube 🍏 Apple Podcasts 🎧 Spotify👉 Tap in, share with your community, and celebrate Black excellence through culture, creativity, fashion, and Atlanta’s thriving photography scene.#MagnificentlyBlackPodcast #BlackExcellence #CelebrityPhotographer #PearlyAwards #MajorityGreek #HBCU #BlackFashion #CultureCreators #AtlantaCreativesGuest: Dr. Antoinne Duane JonesEmail: [email protected] Media:IG: antoinneduanejonesMajoritygreekWebsite: https://www.majoritygreek.com/https://www.adjmedia.co/MAGN Black Cast Jen: Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/ IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Youtube Channel : MAGNIFICENTLY BLK podcast IG: Courtmich

Welcome back to MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK! We're Courtney and Jen explore good vibes . We're so excited to have you join us as we continue our mission to elevate Black excellence. " Welcome back to another episode of the Magnificently Black Podcast — where Black voices, real stories, and bold conversations take center stage. I’m your host, Court, and I’m here with the amazing Jen—and today, we’re diving into a conversation that’s long overdue. On this episode of the Magnificently Black Podcast, we sit down with a storyteller whose vision doesn’t just capture moments—it creates movement. Meet Jeff, the founder of FL4SH Photography LLC, a published photographer, short film award-winner, and traveling creative who is redefining what it means to tell stories through a Black lens. Originally from New Jersey and now based in Atlanta, Jeff brings a unique blend of East Coast grit and Southern soul to his visual work. From snapping portraits that speak louder than words to directing short films that leave a lasting impact, Jeff is the embodiment of creative excellence—and he’s just getting started. 🎬 Behind the Film: The Story That Won Awards One of the highlights of our conversation was learning about Jeff’s award-winning short film—a visual piece that explores the complexities of mental health and masculinity in the Black community. In Jeff’s words: “This film wasn’t just about making art—it was about creating a safety space for himself. The space helped Jeff get thru a hard time in his life. Film and photography can provide a space for Black men to feel, to be vulnerable, to exist outside of the ‘strong and silent’ narrative.” Jeff shared how the projects have come to life from different networks. The work that Jeff created was a The short film that went on to win 3 awards and receive 1 nomination, and more importantly, it sparked dialogue—something Jeff values even more than trophies. 📸 Creating with Purpose Jeff doesn’t create for clout. He creates for impact. Whether he's behind the camera on a photoshoot or behind the scenes of a film set, his work is rooted in purpose. “The camera is my way of connecting with people. Whether I’m shooting a bride on her big day or a Black man battling internal storms, I want people to feel seen. That’s my mission.” 🔥 Focused. Fearless. Forward. As our conversation wrapped, Jeff left us with this gem: “Being Magnificently Black means using your gift to amplify, to uplift, and to challenge the norm. That’s what I’m doing through FL4SH—and I’m just getting started.” Whether you're an aspiring creative or just someone who appreciates good storytelling, this episode is a must-listen. Jeff reminds us that when passion meets purpose, the results are powerful. 🎧 Catch the full episode of “Focused & Fearless” on Apple, Spotify, or YouTube. #MagnificentlyBlack #FL4SHPhotography #BlackCreatives #ShortFilmSpotlight #BlackExcellence #MentalHealthMatters #BlackMenCreate #VisualStorytelling #PodcastBlog #pbs1914 #zphib1920 #phibetasigma #zetaphibeta Guest : Jeff Buisness: FL4SHPhotography LLC. Owner of  ⁨@fl4shphotography⁩  📸 💈Barber  ⁨@jthebarberatl⁩  Cece Jones: IG: urmzjones Business: Cierrajaydesigns. #cierrajaydesigns Designer Contact info: [email protected] Preston Business: Beekeeper IG: hollob https://www.instagram.com/hollob?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== MAGN Black Cast Jen: Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/ IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Youtube Channel : MAGNIFICENTLY BLK podcast IG: Courtmich

Welcome back to MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK! We're Courtney and Jen explore good vibes . We're so excited to have you join us as we continue our mission to elevate Black excellence. "Today, "Hey My MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK Fam !” NEW EPISODE ALERT ☀️ "Summertime Vibes with Court and Jen" is now streaming on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube!From block parties to beach days, Court and Jen are bringing the heat! 🔥 In this episode, we talk about everything summer: 🌴 Travel plans 🎶 Festival must-hits 🥵 Hot weather struggles 💡 Creating content while staying cool And of course—community, culture, and laughs the Magnificently Black way.🎧 Tap in and ride the vibe—it's summer, and we’re just getting started! Subscribe, rate, and share with your crew 💜🖤#MagnificentlyBlack #SummerVibes #BlackJoy #PodcastVibes #SpotifyPodcasts #ApplePodcasts #YouTubePodcast #BlackCreators #CourtAndJenMAGN Black CastJen: Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/ IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Youtube Channel : MAGNIFICENTLY BLK podcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@MAGNblk_podcastIG: Courtmich

Welcome back to MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK! We're Courtney and Jen explore good vibes . We're so excited to have you join us as we continue our mission to elevate Black excellence. "Today, "Hey My MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK Fam !” NEW EPISODE ALERT ☀️ "Summertime Vibes with Court and Jen" is now streaming on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube!From block parties to beach days, Court and Jen are bringing the heat! 🔥 In this episode, we talk about everything summer: 🌴 Travel plans 🎶 Festival must-hits 🥵 Hot weather struggles 💡 Creating content while staying cool And of course—community, culture, and laughs the Magnificently Black way.🎧 Tap in and ride the vibe—it's summer, and we’re just getting started! Subscribe, rate, and share with your crew 💜🖤#MagnificentlyBlack #SummerVibes #BlackJoy #PodcastVibes #SpotifyPodcasts #ApplePodcasts #YouTubePodcast #BlackCreators #CourtAndJenMAGN Black CastJen: Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/ IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Youtube Channel : MAGNIFICENTLY BLK podcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@MAGNblk_podcastIG: Courtmich

Welcome back to MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK! We're Courtney and Jen explore good vibes . We're so excited to have you join us as we continue our mission to elevate Black excellence. "Today, "Hey My MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK Fam !” From Pages to Power: How Journaling & Literature Shape UsFeat. Tamara Braxton | A Magnificently BLK Podcast SpecialIn this soul-stirring episode of the Magnificently BLK Podcast, we’re honored to sit down with Tamara Braxton—educator, author, and 2023’s Mrs. Peach State—to explore the deep-rooted power of storytelling, journaling, and literature in the Black experience.From the private lines of a childhood journal to the globally recognized works of Black literary legends, Tamara helps us trace the lineage of writing as resistance, reflection, and restoration.✨ “When you write it down, you don’t just remember it—you reclaim it.” – Tamara Braxton🖋️ In This Episode:iterary Voices That Move Us: Celebrating Black Authors Who Shift Culture & Shape IdentityFrom the quiet reflections of a journal to bestselling novels that spark national conversations, these authors remind us that storytelling is power. Their words uplift, challenge, and remind us that our stories matter—especially for young Black readers discovering their place in the world.🌟 Kwame Alexander – A poet of the people whose novels-in-verse (The Crossover, Booked) redefine what it means to be young, Black, and brilliant. He brings rhythm, heart, and hope to every page.🌟 Jacqueline Woodson – With works like Brown Girl Dreaming and Red at the Bone, Woodson writes with deep tenderness, centering love, memory, and the beauty of Black girlhood and family.🌟 Nic Stone – Her fearless storytelling in Dear Martin and Chaos Theory unpacks race, mental health, and identity with raw honesty, giving young readers permission to feel, question, and grow.🌟 Walter Dean Myers – A true pioneer. Myers paved the way with classics like Monster and Fallen Angels, never shying away from complex truths about Black youth, justice, and survival.🌟 Angie Thomas – With The Hate U Give and On the Come Up, she amplified the urgency of social justice through powerful, relatable characters and real-life issues rooted in love and resistance.🌟 Jason Reynolds – A storyteller with a voice like no other. From Long Way Down to Ghost, Reynolds meets young people where they are, offering stories full of rhythm, realness, and revolutionary thought. His words stick, spark, and speak life.🖊️ If you've ever journaled your truth, written your way through pain, or found yourself in a story—you’re part of this legacy too.#BlackAuthorsMatter #KwameAlexander #JacquelineWoodson #NicStone #WalterDeanMyers #AngieThomas #FromPagesToPower #WriteToHeal #LiteraryLegends #StorytellingAsResistance #OwnVoices #FromPagesToPower #MagnificentlyBLK #TamaraBraxton #BlackAuthorsMatter #PowerOfWords #EverythingBlackPodcast #BlkVoices #StorytellingMatters #ATL #DurhamNC Whether you're a longtime lover of literature or a beginner journaling in the margins of your day, this episode will leave you inspired to write your truth—loudly and unapologetically.📍 Episode Info:🗓️ April 18, 2025 🕒 12:00 am 📲 Available on: 🔊 Spotify 📺 YouTube 🎧 Apple Podcasts & more!🎙️ Follow us @MagnificentlyBLK 💫 Follow our guest @Tamara.Braxton👇🏾 Tap into the episode & subscribe: 📲 Scan the QR code on the flyer or find us on your favorite streaming platform.Guest Information: Email:[email protected] Media: IG: tamara.braxtonWebsite: bit.ly/isupporttamhttps://www.prepproject.org/MAGN Black CastJen: Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/ IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Youtube Channel : MAGNIFICENTLY BLK podcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@MAGNblk_podcastIG: Courtmich

Welcome back to MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK! We're Courtney and Jen explore good vibes . We're so excited to have you join us as we continue our mission to elevate Black excellence. "Today,"Hey My MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK Fam !” Black, Grown & Thriving: How Hobbies Bring Joy, Balance & Self-Care with JhoneIn this week's episode of Black, Grown & Thriving, we delve deep into a topic that resonates with so many of us—how hobbies can serve as an essential tool for joy, balance, and self-care. Join our Courtney and Jhone, as she explores the power of engaging in activities that bring us peace, creativity, and connection to ourselves in a world that constantly demands more of us.The Importance of Hobbies for Personal Well-BeingHobbies are often seen as something we engage in when we have free time or when we're trying to distract ourselves. However, Jhone sheds light on how hobbies can go beyond just passing the time. She emphasizes how meaningful activities, whether it's crafting, reading, gardening, or even cooking, can offer moments of joy and peace in a chaotic world.In today's busy world, taking time for a hobby can be a vital form of self-care. It allows us to disconnect from the constant pressures of work, social media, and other responsibilities, giving our minds and bodies a chance to recharge. Jhone shares how carving out time for hobbies allows us to reconnect with the things that make us feel whole, balanced, and joyful.Rediscovering Your PassionMany of us have busy schedules or are just overwhelmed by life, which makes it easy to forget what we love to do. But Jhone highlights how rediscovering long-lost passions or exploring new activities can reignite our creativity and add a sense of purpose. From painting to playing an instrument, hobbies can become a powerful outlet to express ourselves and channel our emotions in a healthy way.Throughout the episode, Jhone also reflects on the therapeutic effects of certain hobbies, particularly for the Black community. Engaging in creative activities can provide a necessary escape while also offering a safe space to express culture, identity, and experiences.Finding Balance Through HobbiesBalance is something that many of us struggle to maintain in our day-to-day lives. Jhone discusses how hobbies can help us achieve a sense of balance, reminding us that self-care doesn't only involve physical health but mental and emotional well-being too.Whether it’s yoga, journaling, or even taking a quiet walk, Jhone explains how dedicating time to things that bring us peace can serve as a grounding force amidst life’s daily hustle and bustle. Having hobbies that we genuinely enjoy allows us to keep a sense of calm and clarity, something we all need to thrive.A Sense of CommunityNot only do hobbies provide a sense of personal joy and self-care, but they can also foster a sense of community. Jhone emphasizes how connecting with others who share similar interests can create a network of support and encouragement. Whether it’s through a local group or online community, hobbies can bring people together, creating spaces of shared understanding and connection.Tips for Making Time for HobbiesAs we wrap up the episode, Jhone offers some practical tips for incorporating hobbies into your daily life. It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking we don’t have time for self-care, but Jhone’s advice on scheduling and prioritizing time for things you love can help ensure that hobbies become a consistent part of your routine. Small steps like dedicating 15 minutes a day to reading or setting aside one evening a week for a creative activity can make all the difference in creating balance.ConclusionHobbies are more than just fun pastimes; they are essential tools for self-care, personal growth, and connecting with others. In this episode of Black, Grown & Thriving, Jhone beautifully illustrates how hobbies can help us find joy, peace, and balance in our lives. So, whether you’re a seasoned hobbyist or just beginning to explore new interests, remember that taking time for what brings you joy is one of the most powerful forms of self-care you can offer yourself.Don’t forget to tune in next week for another episode of Black, Grown & Thriving. Until then, keep thriving, and find time to enjoy the things that make your soul sing!If you haven't already, be sure to subscribe to the podcast and leave a review to let us know how Black, Grown & Thrivingis impacting your life. We love hearing your feedback and ideas for future episodes! #podcast #hobbies #sewing #ATLREEFCORL #SALTWATER  #GAaquarium #viral #bookclubs #ATL #DURHAMNC MAGN Black CastJen: Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/ IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Youtube Channel : MAGNIFICENTLY BLK podcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@MAGNblk_podcastIG: Courtmich

Welcome back to MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK! We're Courtney and Jen, and we're so excited to have you join us as we continue our mission to elevate Black excellence. "Meet Tarshema Harriss, owner of iPic Realty in Atlanta! With over 10 years in the real estate business, Tarshema's your go-to expert for buying a home in ATL. Plus, she's got an eye for design! Let's explore the Atlanta market and the path to homeownership."Today,"Hey My MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK! Fam! Welcome back on today’s podcast we are unlocking the secrets to owning real estate in the heart of Georgia and around the world. Whether you're dreaming of your first home, looking to build your investment portfolio, or just curious about the real estate scene, you're in the right place. Real estate has long been a cornerstone of wealth building, offering a tangible asset and the potential for long-term appreciation. But navigating the world of real estate investing can feel daunting. This blog post will explore some key strategies for building wealth through real estate, focusing on the long game.Understanding Your Investment Goals:Before diving in, it's crucial to define your investment goals. Are you looking for passive income through rentals? Do you aim to build equity and sell for a profit later? Your goals will shape your investment strategy. Common goals include:Cash Flow: Generating consistent income from rental properties.Appreciation: Profiting from the increase in property value over time.Equity Building: Increasing your ownership stake in a property as you pay down the mortgage.Tax Benefits: Leveraging deductions for mortgage interest, property taxes, and depreciation.Long-Term Investment Strategies:Here are some proven strategies for building long-term wealth through real estate:Buy and Hold: This classic strategy involves purchasing a property and holding onto it for an extended period, often decades. The goal is to benefit from appreciation and generate rental income. This approach is ideal for long-term wealth accumulation, allowing time for property values to rise and mortgages to be paid down.Rental Properties: Investing in rental properties can provide a steady stream of passive income. Careful tenant screening and property management are crucial for success. Consider diversifying your portfolio with different types of rentals (single-family homes, multi-family units, etc.) to mitigate risk.Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs): REITs allow you to invest in real estate without directly owning property. REITs are companies that own and operate income-producing real estate, and you can buy shares in them like stocks. This offers diversification and liquidity, making it a good option for those who prefer a less hands-on approach.Fix and Flip (with a long-term twist): While often associated with short-term gains, the "fix and flip" strategy can be adapted for long-term wealth building. Instead of immediately selling, renovate the property and then rent it out. This allows you to benefit from increased property value and rental income before eventually selling at a higher price.Wholesaling (for building capital): Wholesaling involves finding undervalued properties, putting them under contract, and then assigning the contract to another investor. While you don't actually buy the property, you earn a fee for connecting the seller and buyer. This can be a good way to generate quick capital to invest in your own long-term real estate projects.Key Considerations for Long-Term Success:Market Research: Thoroughly research the local real estate market before investing. Look for areas with strong growth potential, low vacancy rates, and good schools.Financial Planning: Develop a solid financial plan that includes your budget, financing options, and projected expenses. Consider working with a financial advisor to create a comprehensive strategy.Due Diligence: Always conduct thorough due diligence before purchasing a property. Inspect the property carefully, review financial records, and research any potential legal issues.Property Management: If you're investing in rental properties, consider hiring a property manager to handle tenant screening, rent collection, and maintenance. This can save you time and stress.Patience: Real estate investing is a long-term game. Don't expect to get rich quickly. Be patient, stay disciplined, and focus on building equity over time.Conclusion:Real estate investing can be a powerful tool for building long-term wealth. By understanding your investment goals, choosing the right strategies, and conducting thorough research, you can position yourself for success in the dynamic world of real estate. Remember that patience and a long-term perspective are key to achieving your financial goals. Consulting with experienced real estate professionals and financial advisors can provide valuable guidance along the way.This is an episode you won’t want to miss—let’s get started! #realestate #atl #ipicrealty #firsttimehomebuyer #2025 # GA #DURHAM #RVA #757Guest: Tarshema HarrisEmail: [email protected] Media:IG: ladytarshemahttps://beacons.ai/tarshemaharris MAGN Black CastJen: Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/ IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Youtube Channel : MAGNIFICENTLY BLK podcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@MAGNblk_podcastIG: Courtmich

Welcome back to MAGNIFIcently BLACK on today’s episode. We will be exemplifying black excellence. It's truly inspiring to hear about Erik and his dedication to community service. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. has a long-standing tradition of service, and it's wonderful to see members like Erik continuing that legacy through initiatives like Operation Feed.Feeding over 300 unhoused people is no small feat, and the impact of such efforts on the community is immense. Collaborating with other organizations to provide meals amplifies the reach and effectiveness of the program. It's a testament to the power of collective action and the importance of giving back to the community. It's amazing how Erik and his Frat Brothers have leveraged technology to make it easier for people to support their cause. The simplicity of using CashApp for donations means that anyone can contribute quickly and securely. $operationn2fSupporting initiatives like Operation Feed not only provides essential nourishment to those in need but also fosters a sense of community and solidarity. It's truly commendable.If you'd like to spread the word about Operation Feed and encourage more donations, there are plenty of ways to do that. Social media campaigns, local events, and partnerships with businesses can all help to amplify their impact. Welcome to the Magnificently Black Podcast:Welcome back to the Magnificently BLK where we spotlight everyday heroes and their incredible stories!Today, we’re thrilled to bring you an inspiring interview with a remarkable individual who’s making a difference in our community. Not only does our guest dedicate their time to feeding the homeless, but they also capture the world through their lens as a talented photographer.Join us as we dive into the heart of compassion and creativity, exploring how our guest combines their passions to bring hope and beauty to those in need. This is an episode you won’t want to miss—let’s get started!Guest: Erik OdenBusiness name: Eazy Images ATLEmail: [email protected] Media: IG: eazy_images and operationn2f__MAGN Black CastJen: Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/ IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Youtube Channel : MAGNIFICENTLY BLK podcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@MAGNblk_podcastIG: Courtmich#communitySERVICE #2025 #NEWYEARS #PBS #HBCU #ATL #DURHAMNC #PHOTOGRAPH #viral

Welcome back to MAGNIFIcently BLACK on today’s episode.On our podcast, we will be exemplifying black excellence. We are back and we are here to stay join us as we dive into why journaling is important. Welcome to the Magnificently Black for all things 2024 Presidential Election! 🎙️We are Jen and Court, and today we’re diving into the electrifying race for the White House. With Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump in the spotlight, this election is shaping up to be one for the history books. Mark your calendars for November 5, 2024—your vote is your voice, and it’s more important than ever.Voting isn’t just a right; it’s a powerful tool for change. Recent laws, like the [specific law], have made it easier for many to cast their ballots, ensuring that every voice is heard. Whether it’s through mail-in voting, early voting, or heading to the polls on Election Day, your participation is crucial.Stay tuned as we break down the candidates’ platforms, discuss key issues, and keep you informed on everything you need to know to make your vote count. Let’s make democracy work for everyone!MAGN Black CastJen: Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/ IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Youtube Channel : MAGNIFICENTLY BLK podcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@MAGNblk_podcastIG: Courtmich#apple #MAGBLK #voting2024 #homecoming #HBCU #ATL #DURHAM 

On our podcast, we will be exemplifying black excellence. We are back and we are here to stay join us as we dive into why journaling is important. Welcome back to MAGNIFIcently BLACK on today’s episode. We will talk about falling back into fall. When fall starts, we are excited about our football games, homecoming, pumpkin spice and everything nice .We would like to take the moment out to also Spotlight our HOST JEN as she returns back to school to receive her masters. in this episode, we will talk about activities that can be done in the fall as well as how to prioritize fall activities whether it is school projects or simply just having fun.  Comment like and subscribe.Have you ever been to uncle nearest? We will talk about traveling there for the fall and making plans for future podcast events as well. #apple #unclenearest #MPH #publichealth #pumkinspice #HBCU #NCCU #VSU #NFL 

We are back like we never left before. On the MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK podcast we will be exemplifying black excellence. We are back and we are here to stay join us as we dive into why journaling is important. Journaling has become a big trend in the past several years. Many you Journaling as a way to express how one feels mental, physical and emotionally. Journaling can help improve mental health by reducing stress, managing anxiety and depression, and promoting emotional regulation. It can also help you cope with stressful events, process trauma, and discover negative thoughts and emotional triggers. Writing down your thoughts and feelings can act as an emotional outlet and help you feel more clearheaded. Self-awarenessJournaling can help you enhance your self-awareness and self-discovery. It can also help you cultivate gratitude and a positive mindset. Goal settingJournaling can help you achieve goals by keeping track of them and the steps you need to take to accomplish them. Writing down your goals makes them more concrete and can help you visualize better and stay accountable. You can also look back at your journal to see how far you've come. Other benefitsJournaling can also help you boost your memory, emotional intelligence, and critical thinking skills, and inspire creativity. Let’s Jump into Journaling!!!MAGN Black CastJen: Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/ IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Youtube Channel : MAGNIFICENTLY BLK podcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@MAGNblk_podcastIG: Courtmich

Welcome back to the MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK podcast. Community can be defined as a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common. Being part of one of the best organization Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. I see what community is by having Brothers the Men of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. Having community is enjoy doing community service, attending sports events with each other, and enjoy spontaneous meals during the week. SOUTHERN HOZPITALITY ENT. LLC  is a business that Plans it. You Enjoy it. The Southern Way. #phibetasigma #zetaphibeta #BLUATL #MAGBLK #MAGBLKPODCASTBo Braxton: SOUTHERN HOZPITALITY ENT. LLC THOUGHTS:I wanted to take a moment to share some thoughts of me & Georgio Vahoua, & Elder Wiggle with all of you as we approach BluAtlanta 2K24: Ga Blu & White Weekend. This event is more than just a SoHo event in Atlanta – it is an opportunity for us to showcase the true bond and synergy between our Sigma and Zeta organizations.I urge all of us to show everyone who attends from other organizations, chapters, states, and regions what the Blu Pham is all about. Let's set the tone for our organizations and demonstrate the strength of our bond. BluAtlanta weekend is a chance for us to showcase the best of what Sigma and Zeta have to offer and to create a lasting legacy for our organizations in Atlanta.Let's make this Blu & White Weekend a memorable and impactful event that represents the true essence of our organizations. Together, we can make BluAtlanta the New Blu standard for Sigma and Zeta unity. Wiggles and I have a clear vision.. LETS GET ITThank you for your dedication and support. I look forward to seeing all of you at the event. MAGN Black CastJen: Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/ IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Youtube Channel : MAGNIFICENTLY BLK podcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@MAGNblk_podcastIG: CourtmichGuest: Bo Braxton and DJ WigglesEmail: [email protected]: https://linktr.ee/southernhozpitalityIG:itssohoent                                   Social Media:Bo IG: fitbocop1914Facebook: Bo BraxtonDJ WigglesFacebook: Elder WigglesIG: itsyaboywiggles

Welcome back to the MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK podcast. As Black history month ends( but never ends) we would like to welcome Women's History Month . Women’s History  Month had its origins as a national celebration in 1981 when Congress passed Pub. L. 97-28 which authorized and requested the President to proclaim the week beginning March 7, 1982 as “Women’s History Week.” Throughout the next five years, Congress continued to pass joint resolutions designating a week in March as “Women’s History Week.” In 1987 after being petitioned by the National Women’s History Project, Congress passed Pub. L. 100-9 which designated the month of March 1987 as “Women’s History Month.” Between 1988 and 1994, Congress passed additional resolutions requesting and authorizing the President to proclaim March of each year as Women’s History Month. Since 1995, presidents have issued a series of annual proclamations designating the month of March as “Women’s History Month.” These proclamations celebrate the contributions women have made to the United States and recognize the specific achievements women have made over the course of American history in a variety of fields. Dr. Saner is Associate Professor of chemistry at Catawba College where she has served since 2015. She is interim provost and serves as chief academic officer. She is also the chair of faculty senate, director of the Science and Mathematics Academic Resource Center, Co-chair of the Equity Diversity Justice and Inclusion Taskforce, and the faculty adviser for student organizations. And also has a background within the pharmaceutical industry prior to her current career.MAGN Black CastJen: Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/ IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Youtube Channel : sevynelite5899 https://youtu.be/CF6dL-mUPyoIG: CourtmichGuest: Dr. ChaMarra Saner., [email protected]://youtu.be/CF6dL-mUPyohttps://linktr.ee/sevynelite.     

Welcome back to the MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK podcast. I am a member of proud member of the Kappa Iota Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. is a historically African American sorority. In 1920, five women from Howard University envisioned a sorority that would raise the consciousness of their people, encourage the highest standards of scholastic achievement, and foster a greater sense of unity among its members..One of our principles is service. By providing service to our community we are uplifting our youth, elderly, as well as our local officers and service workers. On today’s episode join us as we speak to Bo Braxton about what community service is and how he wants to leave a legacy. Bo Braxton is a proud member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Alpha Omega Sigma FS Chapter. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. is a historically African American fraternity. It was founded at Howard University in Washington, D.C., on January 9, 1914, by three young African-American male students with nine other Howard students as charter members. Good Vibes #D9 #communityserivce #zetaphibeta #phibetasigma #ATL #southernhozpitalityent #BOKNOWSGuest:Bo Braxton:Southern Hozpitality Ent: https://linktr.ee/southernhozpitality?fbclid=IwAR2M8mncSS9XtlvJXDw4qflWZcXWsw6h04JTd4JrNGnUpEWTt4UMeIjoIJUIG: fitbocop1914 Bo Braxton Da SavageMAGN Black CastJen: Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/ IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://linktr.ee/sevynelite Youtube Channel : sevynelite5899 IG: Courtmich

Welcome back to the MAGNIFICENTLY BLACK podcast. Self Care means Self-love is a state of appreciation for oneself that grows from actions that support our physical, psychological and spiritual growth. Self-love means having a high regard for your own well-being and happiness. Self-love means taking care of your own needs and not sacrificing your well-being to please others. We have the pleasure of speaking with Carla Cross today about serving self-love through women empowerment. She is a business owner, boutique owner, mother, sister, daughter, today we will be discussing how she serves the community by providing the upcoming event, called the second annual mind, body and soul brunch. You can find Carla Cross on all platforms. This event will be hosted in Portsmouth, Virginia at the 757 venue. Tickets can be purchased via : https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2nd-annual-mind-body-soul-womens-brunch-fashion-show-tickets-720653011557 Carla Cross: Facebook-Carla Cross (bdazzledladies boutique llc)

Happy New Years to you and your family. Welcome Back, to the podcast, on this episode we are joined by Jhone .Join us as we talk about Corp America vs Education and how the industries are different and similar. As education is a hot topic because kids are having a hard time testing and reading. We are exited for you to join us! Lets start off right 2024! Magnificently BLK Family,Jen:Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn:Website: https://magnifiblack.squarespace.com/Youtube Channel : sevynelite5899 IG: Courtmich

Welcome Magnificently BLK Family, we will be switching it up this season. We will be recording a number of episodes to create seasons for the podcast.The First day of Fall was September 23, we always look forward to a break from the heat. This Fall we want to work on our mental and phyiscal health. During the Fall who does not enjoy going to the pumpkin patch or Fright fest. Fall is a time to enjoy the crisp air and the fall leaves changing colors. Its also HOMECOMING season, shout to all the HBCU’S that are celebrated during the month of October. Jen:Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://magnifiblack.squarespace.com/Youtube Channel : sevynelite5899 IG: Courtmich

In the black community for many years and still til this day many brown and black folk look down on people that take care of there mental health. They may say things like “Why are you taking the meds or Who needs a Therapist, we don’t talk about our problem outside the house”. Mental Health is really and join us as we dive into the ideas, and assumptions that are heard in the black community.Dear MAGN BLK,This a safety space to talk about mental health, all ideas, and all are welcomed. If you need help please see a local phyiscan in your area or via Betterhelp.com. Jen:Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://magnifiblack.squarespace.com/Youtube Channel : sevynelite5899 IG: CourtmichQuest: Erin CarrBusiness name: Just CandidEmail: [email protected] Media: Instagram: justcandid360

We Outside Summer Edition: Extra Content. Welcome Back to Magnificently BLK podcast today its me and Jen. The summer time is always a time to relax and enjoy the outside weather you are on vacations or at a family cookout. Summer break as an Adult is Ghetto, we have vacations planned and not enough PTO to use, but who cares we are going on that cruise or to that inclusion resort. Go on that trip Sis, use your PTO and recharge. Jen:Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/IG: Nelbi Designs Sevyn: Website: https://magnifiblack.squarespace.com/Youtube Channel : sevynelite5899 IG: Courtmich

When da Cookout! Juneteenth or July 4, what is your family celebrating? Join The MAG: Black Family as we talk about the history of Juneteenth. In our families we party on Juneteenth in celebration of freedom. Our past generations would be so proud of how we are changing the world one day at a time. At the Mag: Black Cookout, we having ribs, salmon, hamburgers and all the sides. You will hear Beyonce, Earth ,Wind and Fire and cousin Tomekia will be cutting a rug. Juneteenth (short for “June Nineteenth”) marks the day when federal troops arrived in Galveston,TX in 1865 to take control of the state and ensure that all enslaved people be freed. The troops’ arrival came a full two and a half years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation. Juneteenth honors the end to slavery in the United States and is considered the longest-running African American holiday. On June 17, 2021, it officially became a federal holiday. 

Black in Hollywood is John Singleton, Denzel Washington, and Issa Rae. These producers have put the culture on the map. John Singleton was only 24 (1991) when he produced Boyz in da Hood, he was nominated for Academy Awards for best producer. Denzel has been a heart throb since he hit the scene in 1981. He has been in over 20 films and has only won two Academy Awards. Now, Issa Rae is my girl from insecure, A black lady SKETCH show, and helping Quinta Brunson get her start on Black lady sketch show. Let’s talk about movies, shows, and books. Follow us on social media.

What is your idea of self love? Join us as we define what we think self love is to Magnificently BLK. Jen enjoys time away from work and Sevyn enjoys family time and traveling.Website: https://www.nelbidesigns.com/

Trevis is the CEO of Premier Branding and Marketing Solution- We Build Brands. Not only is he a brand ambassador, he is a motivational speaker and photographer. Join us as we dive into how branding can help or hinder a business. Website: http://www.premierbms.com

Sports have been one of the number one topics in conversations. Weather we are talking about Candace Parker or “KD”. We enjoy them over family time or maybe you play a sport. LET’S Talk and Good Vibes!

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Join us as we start Black history month off. We have a special guest all the way from NC. We will be chatting about our HBCU'S NCCU, VSU and NCA&T. LET GO!!!

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Jen and Sevyn both work in the science field. Join them as they talk about the good and the bad. Good Vibes only !! STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math

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