Dani's Talk About IT Podcast

In this episode of Dani's Talk About It podcast, host Danielle and her guest Yolanda Crawford discuss various themes surrounding social justice, and the importance of breaking harmful stereotypes. Yolanda, a social justice advocate and founder of End the Stereotypes, shares her journey of creating a brand aimed at combating negative stereotypes affecting the black community. The conversation emphasizes the significance of education, self-love, and community support, particularly for youth.

In this episode of Dani's Talk About It podcast, host Danielle Bulluck, along with guests Debbie and Seth Washington, celebrate Women's History Month by honoring the achievements of women, particularly focusing on the journey of Seanne N. Murray, Esq. Seanne shares her experiences navigating the legal field as a Black female attorney, the importance of family legacy, and the complexities of identity. The conversation delves into the significance of empowering the next generation, the journey to self-actualization, and the role of art and storytelling in shaping narratives. Seanne emphasizes the need for mentorship and the power of education in fostering self-worth and potential in children.

In this episode of Danny's Talk About It podcast, host Danielle and guests Joann and Debbie share personal updates and Thanksgiving plans before welcoming Angie Denise Phillips, a dance movement therapist and playwright. Angie discusses her journey into dance therapy, the significance of movement in mental health, and the inspiring story of Alice Barker, a dancer who became a hidden treasure. The conversation explores the creation of a play and music video about Alice's life, emphasizing the importance of being seen and remembered. The episode concludes with Angie's future plans and the impact of her work.

In this episode of Dani's Talk About It podcast, hosts Danielle and Joann discuss various themes related to the month of November, including celebrations, awareness days, Thanksgiving traditions, and the importance of honoring veterans. They emphasize the significance of voting in the upcoming election and the need for kindness and stress awareness in today's society. The conversation also touches on the positive influence of Tabitha Brown and reflections on past podcast episodes and guests.

In this episode of Dani's Talk About It podcast, Danielle Joanne and Debbie engage in a heartfelt conversation with Dr. Chere Goode, known as the Recharge Strategist. They discuss the importance of self-care, the challenges of daily life, and the need for women to prioritize their well-being. Dr. Goode shares her eight recharge pillars of self-care, emphasizing the significance of nutrition, movement, relaxation, and forgiveness. The conversation also touches on personal stories of loss, resilience, and the creation of the Jordan Alexander Cofield Foundation, which honors Dr. Goode's late son by supporting student athletes. The episode is filled with practical tips, emotional insights, and a call to action for listeners to take charge of their self-care journey.

In this episode of Dani's Talk About IT podcast, host Danielle and co-hosts Joanne and Debra engage in a lively conversation with comedian Ms. Darkchild. They discuss her journey into comedy, the challenges of being a female comedian, and the importance of community support. Ms. Darkchild shares her experiences as a foster parent and how it has influenced her comedy. The conversation also touches on the significance of knowing one's worth and the success of Ms. Darkchild's recent show, which marked a milestone in her career. The episode concludes with thoughts on future projects and the power of connection in the comedy world.

In this episode of Dani's Talk About IT podcast, host Danielle Bulluck engages with Mychal Mills and Rodney from KYDS (Konscious Youth Development and Service) to discuss their mission of transforming youth, schools, and communities through holistic practices. They share their personal journeys of overcoming trauma and the importance of accessibility in wellness. The conversation delves into the connections between nutrition, emotional health, and the impact of community relationships on youth development. The episode emphasizes the need for authentic connections and the role of pain in finding purpose, while also providing insights on how listeners can get involved with KYDS and support their initiatives.

Rocky Bucano is President and Chairman of the Board of the Universal Hip Hop Museum. He is also a licensed financial advisor who specializes in investments, Medicare health plans, estate planning, retirement and insurance. In 1987, Rocky Bucano left his television career behind to launch the Bronx based Strong City Records with Hip Hop icon DJ Jazzy Jay. In 2006, Bucano became the executive director of the Mott Haven Bronx based New York Gauchos Basketball Program. The Gauchos program has placed more than 30 high school students into college on full athletic scholarship and has witnessed three of its former players achieve NBA distinction.

Noé Socha is a Brooklyn-based guitar and harmonica player originally from the small town of Carpi, Italy. He is influenced by folk artists such as Bob Dylan and Neil Young, Delta blues musicians such as Mississippi John Hurt, Muddy Waters, and Lightnin’ Hopkins, with a hint of Hendrix-esque flavor. Noé has created his own signature sound, pairing fiery guitar technique with virtuosic harmonica playing. ​ Noé has toured, performed, and recorded with artists such as Nona Hendrix (Labelle), Vernon Reid (Living Color), and GRAMMY Award-Winners, Javier Limón and Paula Cole.​ He was recently featured on Kelli Baker’s 2024 winter blues tour, including performing at the 2024 Winter Blues Experience in Cincinnati, OH. Noé continues to perform in New York City at many music venues. He also teaches with The Blues and Beyond project.   In 2017, he released the album, Blues and the World Beyond, which he recorded as one half of Likho Duo with Cliff Schmitt. In 2018 Noé was featured along side SZA and other artists as a part of Mastercard's Start Something Pricelesscampaign. His work was highlighted on the iHeartRADIO podcast, Sleepwalkers, as well as Reddit, for his yearlong project entitled ''The Everyday Project'' on his Youtube channel called Blind Selfie. He was interviewed for CBS New York in a story called, ''Blind in the Pandemic."   He is one third of the surf rock group known as The New York Gremmies with band mates Josh Davis and Quinn Murphy. They released their first studio album entitled, ''Introducing...The New York Gremmies."   His latest project is “Simplebluesboy,” a new album with many original songs and featuring contributions from world class musicians: Tony Braunagel, Sean Hurley, Jay Bellarose, David Levita, Lenny Castro, Jon Cleary, Paul Brown, and Adam Levy. ​ Noé is a brand ambassador for several major brands including Breedlove Guitars, D’Angelico Guitars, Gibson Guitars, Bootlegger Guitar, Seydel harmonicas, Supro amplifiers, and Pigtronix guitar pedals.

In this episode of Dani's Talk About It Podcast, the hosts, Danielle, Joanne, and Debbie, reunite after a long break and discuss various topics. They talk about their summer travels, including trips to New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York. They also share their favorite moments from the Paris Olympics and discuss movies they enjoyed, such as 'Wonder' and 'Somebody's Child.' The hosts express their excitement for the upcoming season of the podcast, which will feature interviews with musicians, comedians, and discussions on women's issues and dating over 50. They emphasize the importance of uplifting and encouraging others and invite listeners to be a part of the podcast.