The All Black Everything podcast

Join us on The All Black Everything Podcast as we welcome Miss Mouthpeace, a comedian, mother, grandmother, and a woman of excellence. In this episode, Miss Mouthpeace shares her journey and insights, starting with an introduction where she emphasizes the importance of embracing oneself "as is." She discusses her approach to life, her experiences with personal growth, and her grandmother’s influence. We dive into a lively word association game, exploring themes like inspiration, destiny, and the power of laughter. Miss Mouthpeace reveals her thoughts on legacy, love, and the beauty of being a Black woman. She also addresses deeper topics such as racism, reparations, and the importance of community support. Throughout the conversation, Miss Mouthpeace's humor and wisdom shine through, offering inspiration and encouragement to all listeners. This episode is filled with heartfelt moments and powerful reflections that will resonate with anyone seeking authenticity and empowerment. Please tune in to hear Miss Mouthpeace's story and discover how she continues to inspire and uplift those around her with her unique blend of humor and truth. Don't miss out on her upcoming projects, including the sequel to her book "Just What I Needed."

Welcome back, history makers, to the All Black Everything podcast! Today, we're in for an electrifying episode featuring the remarkable Dr. Dominique Reese. I crossed paths with her at a networking event, where I snagged a copy of her book — Master My Money: 16 Steps To Solve Your Money Problems & Create A Foundation For Financial Freedom - a treasure trove of financial wisdom that's more than just ink on paper; it's a hands-on guide to prosperity. We dive headfirst into our chat, kicking things off with a word association game. Dr. Reese doesn't hold back, sharing her candid thoughts on money, community, leadership, gratitude, and the state of black business today. Brace yourself for some eye-opening insights! But that's just the warm-up. We then delve deep into Dr. Reese's philosophy, envisioning her life as a gripping novel titled "Life's Highway: Living in Your Own Lane." Drawing parallels between life's journey and the wild ride of driving, she gives a fresh perspective on staying true to yourself and steering through life's twists and turns with gusto. Get inspired as Dr. Reese shares her tales of triumph, offering up wisdom on personal growth, community empowerment, and the road to financial freedom. This episode isn't just a listen; it's a turbo-charged boost of motivation for anyone cruising down life's highways. Buckle up and hit play—it's gonna be a ride to remember! You can find Dr. Reese at: Dr. Dominique' N. Reese, AFC®, FFC® Author - Master My Money: 16 Steps To Solve Your Money Problems & Create A Foundation For Financial Freedom CEO, Reese Financial Services Chief Financial Coach & Planner www.reesefinancialservices.com IG: @drdominiquereese TikTok: @master_my_money LI: Dominique Reese FB: Dominique Reese

Dominique Franklin comes back! Dominique Franklin, Pressing Forward with God’s Design Buckle up for an inspiring conversation with Dominique Franklin! In his second visit to the podcast, he guides us through his life motto of "Pressing Forward with God's Design," even when faced with challenges. We learn about a past professional misstep that Dominique turned into a valuable lesson, shaping how he navigates his career today.  His passion for giving back shines through as he talks about his desire to mentor and empower the next generation, particularly young Black men and women climbing the corporate ladder.  Family is a strong theme, with Dominique crediting his parents' work ethic and his recent reconnection with his father for shaping who he is. The conversation doesn't shy away from tough topics. Dominique shares his love for the resilience and community within Black culture, then dives into his thoughts on the defining moment we face as a society.  Social justice movements, booming technology, and environmental concerns are all on the table, with Dominique emphasizing the need for equal access to education and opportunity for all.  The episode concludes with a powerful moment as Dominique shares a childhood experience with racism, highlighting the lasting impact it had on him.  This episode is packed with inspiration, wisdom, and a glimpse into the complexities of navigating the world as a Black man today.

Buckle up, history makers, because we're about to dive headfirst into the captivating journey of Tyler Grady, the CEO who built Deelseekerz LLC from the ground up. But before we get lost in his entrepreneurial fire, let's rewind to first grade. In a word association game, Tyler drops a truth bomb about facing blatant racism as early as six years old. Being called a "gorilla" by a classmate sparked a fire within him that fueled his determination to excel. This experience, coupled with countless microaggressions, became a pivotal moment for Tyler. He understood the power words held and used them to fuel his academic ambitions. He chose hard work, resilience, and education as his weapons against ignorance. But Tyler's fight extends beyond personal battles. He sheds light on the ever-present reality of white supremacy, emphasizing the need for constant vigilance and awareness. He doesn't shy away from tough conversations, tackling the complexities of reparations with a strong voice. Cash payments, he argues, are a crucial part of addressing the legacy of slavery and its lasting impact. However, Tyler isn't just about fighting the good fight; he's also a champion for self-discovery and legacy building. He delves into the beauty of family traditions and how our ancestors shape our paths. Growing up in Beverly Hills, a stark contrast to his cultural roots, brought its own set of challenges. Seeing a lack of representation in successful positions forced him to confront his self-image and redefine his possibilities. Through it all, Tyler emerges as a beacon of positivity, urging us to unlock the beauty within ourselves and embrace our heritage. He reminds us of the importance of boundaries in healthy development, a topic particularly relevant in today's blurred lines and societal shifts. This episode is overflowing with captivating stories, thought-provoking discussions, and a dose of inspiration from a man who built his own success story while advocating for a brighter future. So, get ready to be empowered, challenged, and, most importantly, inspired by the one and only Tyler Grady in this episode of "All Black Everything."

Join us for an eye-opening journey through destiny and decision-making as we sit down with Dr. Danielle Peebles. In this candid discussion, Dr. Peebles shares how a pivotal opportunity presented itself during her time at Saint Louis University, altering the course of her life in unexpected ways. We welcome Dr. Danielle Peebles to history in this riveting episode as we engage in a heartfelt conversation with Dr. Peebles, a remarkable advocate for self-knowledge and empowerment. In this inspiring discussion, Dr. Peebles shares anecdotes that underscore her commitment to educating her patients and community. Navigating the complexities of education and empowerment, the Doctor emphasizes the importance of true access to information. She underscores the value of unfiltered knowledge, advocating for a comprehensive understanding that extends beyond guided curricula. Danielle’s dedication to her patient’s well-being shines through as she shares stories of advocating for individuals to assert themselves in medical settings. Her perspective offers a unique insight into the essential balance between medical knowledge and effective communication. Dr. Peebles’ journey takes a surprising turn as she transitions from pursuing a career in neurosurgery to exploring the field of chiropractic care. Realizing that both paths intersect in impacting the nervous system ignites a renewed sense of purpose; her story is a potent reminder that the roads we traverse often hold unanticipated intersections and profound revelations. Discover how one pivotal decision can alter the course of a life and how the guidance of unexpected mentors can redefine our aspirations. As the conversation delves into the concept of reparations, Danielle presents a nuanced viewpoint that considers power dynamics and systemic limitations. She sheds light on the complexities that hinder the realization of meaningful reparations while encouraging a deeper understanding of the implications. Join us for a thought-provoking episode that encompasses resilience, advocacy, and the transformative power of embracing lessons across generations. Tune in to glean insights from Danielle’s journey and consider the enduring impact of lessons passed from generation to generation. Tune in to this episode for an inspiring conversation that sheds light on the transformative power of seizing opportunities and embracing change.

We're BACK and all BLACK! Get ready to dive into an enlightening conversation with Periun Anderson, a successful businessman, devoted family man, and most importantly, my actual cousin! Join us as we explore a range of thought-provoking topics, from the significance of black-owned businesses in our culture to the complexities of surviving as a black man in America. In our word association segment, Periun opens up about the importance of legacy and shares a heartwarming story about his late little brother. Together, we honor his memory with a moment of silence. But that's not all! We also delve into the sensitive topic of reparations and discuss whether a financial solution is really worth it. Plus, we tackle the performative nature of being black and how perceptions have shifted over time. With Periun's insightful analysis and our shared experiences as educated black men, this episode is sure to leave you with incredible perspectives and a deeper appreciation for the complexities of our society. Don't miss out on this wonderful episode!

In this episode we welcome my big sister, Eanista Bailey, to history. I affectionately call her my little big sister cause she is shorter than me but her personality and voice have always been big. In this special birthday episode (yes, its my sister’s birthday) I get to discuss my sisters life, family, and education so far. Even though she is a grandmother, don’t call her Granny! Eanista has such a full life to share and we discuss as much as we can in this interview about her being a new grandmother, and what it is like raising 4 kids as a teenage mom. Eanista has 2 Masters degrees, one for Mathematics and another for Biblical Studies, with a Bachelors in criminal justice with a minor in Sociology & Psychology. She has also been happily married for 16 years (shout out to Andre, your interview is next) Listen in to this wonderful episode to hear my sister’s incredible journey from teen motherhood to building a legacy of love and celebration.  Schedule your interview now @ bit.ly/abepodcast This podcast is a representation of modern black history, attitudes, opinions and experiences. Every Podcast interview episode adds to the submission archive that will be given to the library of congress for official history keeping as well as black national and global historical archives. 

In this episode, we welcome to history, Aliesha Jeffreys the CEO and founder of the Aliesha Renea clothing brand. Aliesha shares her motto “Be Aware in Style.” In this deep interview, we share our love of our grandmothers, discuss a new radical view on reparations, and many more inspiring topics. Aliesha also shares what motivates her and why she chose not to take her life and instead create her brand to put more positive energy and thought in the world. Her brand message focuses on mental health, domestic violence, and body shaming and she shares more about how she got to where she is today. Listen, and be inspired! If you or someone you know needs assistance The National Suicide & Crisis lifeline is available by text and call: 988

Welcome to history Writer, Director and producer Shaun Mathis. In this candid conversation, I find new friend and brother in the industry. I met shaun on another podcast, The Hustlebook and I was fascinated when I met him then. I knew immediately I wanted to speak to Shaun here and hear more of his story and what drives him. His daughter features in the interview as well, I could have edited it out but the love I have for capturing real moments for history stopped me. So here is the full inspiring conversation. Enjoy and be inspired!

On Monday June 20th, The all black everything podcast had its first podcast with a live audience at the Podcast Pit Los Angeles. This is a clip from the conversation with special guest and music artist/director, Cor.ece.  Fill in the Blank, All Black Everything means_______

Welcome to history, Odell Bizell, a public speaker and business consultant. Odell shares his life experiences and how he learned through public speaking to teach others how to turn annual income into monthly income through public speaking. We get to hear the value of “being out of line but right” and how it was integral to Odell’s development. Odell explains our superpower as humans and relates to how it ties into our collective legacy and uplift our communities. Odell gets into a real answer for reparations, and he thinks we will get them in our lifetime. What do you think? Overall, this is a fantastic interview you don’t want to miss with many gems, lessons, and inspirational stories.

In this episode we welcome, Devon Moody-Graham, the CEO of Mom Empire which focuses on women business development. The international business strategist and entrepreneur shares with us her motivation and how covid could have derailed her educational goals but instead she found a way to win. Devon is a woman with many degrees and as you would expect has a wealth of experience and knowledge to share.

This episode welcomes Deidra Mayberry, Executive Director at Reading to New Heights, an organization who’s mission is to create a safe space for adults to learn and improve their literacy skills. Deidra speaks on the value of being the author of your story and her own literacy journey. She comments on how her strength has carried her to lead a life of example and resiliency. She also shares the wisdom from her grandmother that enabled her to be the leader and strong black woman she is today. Listen and be inspired!

In our first international interview, we welcome Angela Lewis, a former Basketball player, coach and author. Angela is also the founder of ALA PR firm, a public relations firm focused on helping clients build brand awareness. She referred Bishop from the last episode! Listen to the bonus after the interview to hear more about her business. Originally from the United States, Angela is currently living in Medellín, Columbia and shares with us a little what it’s like to live as an expatriate. You don’t want to miss this, in fact you may consider a new country to reside in after hearing what she has to say. Angela’s energy in this episode is contagious and will lift you to new inspirational heights by the end. She also shares a deep story about her mother and how close slavery is to our modern day. Throughout the interview, Angela shares her message on how we all should work to be kinder, more empathetic and compassionate humans for the benefit of us all. In addition to this wonderful interview, Angela has referred a series of excellent people to follow her which means this is just the start.

Use the code “ abe10 “ to get an additional 10% off of his entire website. Stateofmindcollections.com This episode welcomes educator and entrepreneur Brandon Jakes, to history. After our powerful word association, Brandon speaks on what can happen and what we can do as a community, when we decide to be community. Brandon speaks on the origins of education and the first universities in Africa. We also discuss how we view blackness on a spectrum and how we coped with it growing up. As a chemistry teacher, Brandon realizes the opportunities for mentorship with his students and shares some of the wisdom he gives his students. This is an interview for those seeking inspiration and wisdom because Brandon is a paragon of wisdom in his interview. He also express how he found a deeper love and appreciation for his own blackness in a sea of southern whiteness in college. He believes that he could create the ripple that inspires the mind that changes the world. Brandon Jakes, a simple science teacher that set out to do extraordinary things.

Commercial free Kwanzaa tape: Today we welcome human right activist, MBA and scholar Jason Brooker to history. This was a very fun episode for me. In my first live, face-to-face episode, Jason and I discuss many issues including our human rights and status as black people in America. We share stories and relate histories in this in depth conversation. Jason also educates us on many toxic cultural behaviors we have picked up since we arrived on the continent. The fifth Kwanzaa principle is Nia (Purpose); To make our collective vocation the building and developing of our community, in order to restore our people to their traditional greatness. I chose this interview for today because Jason's purpose is clear and his work is exemplary to today's principle. Also, Jason and I will be working on a new podcast for 2022 called the Shadenfraude Project! Jason mentions it in the bonus interview after the last question. There is much more to the show but I don't want to spoil it for you. Just keep an eye out for it in 2022! #powerinpurpose #purpose #kwanzaatape #kwanzaa2021

Commercial Free Kwanzaa Tape 3 - Ujima - Collective Work and Responsibility. To build and maintain our community together and make our brother’s and sister’s problems our problems and to solve them together. Today we welcome to history, Bobby Gaffin a Marketing specialist and fellow Giants Den Member. We discuss many in-depth topics including police conduct, justice and brutality, and his own run in with the police. This is a story you don’t want to miss. Bobby also shares his memory of his family reunion and the value of family and human connection. I chose this interview for today’s principal because of Bobbys exemplary stories that he shares in this interview.

In this special commercial-free Kwanzaa episode, we welcome to history Jasmine Gates, a business owner, activist, advocate and visionary. She shares a fantastic story of a moment that changed her her life along with many others. Listen to her philosophy on justice and spirituality and creating safe spaces for black people. She also shares why she started her company and brand, New Black History Makers. I was inspired just hearing her story, I know you will be too. I chose this episode to commemorate today’s principle Kujichagalia, which means Self-determination; To define ourselves, name ourselves, create for ourselves, and speak for ourselves. Jasmine is the epitome of the word, Kujichagalia, in this interview, for herself and black people as a whole. See her brand here: http://bit.ly/ABE-NBHM #Protectblackwomen

Today we welcome Author, Poet and father, Sam Green. One of my oldest friends from elementary and I get to discuss his new book, BLK (Best Love Known) as well as check up on the many things and moments we have missed with each other in the last 10 years. This is the first in a series of recordings I call the “Kwanzaa tapes” to commemorate Kwanzaa this year. This episode commemorates today’s principal, Umoja, which means Unity; To strive for and maintain unity in the family, community, nation, and race. I chose this interview for today because Sam speaks greatly about his family legacy and shares some great family memories. This episode will lift you up. Be sure to check out his inspiring book BLK, the Experience. Purchase Sam’s book of inspirational poems here: bit.ly/BLKABE

Welcome Jeremiah “Flip” Benjamin, Creative Director of 88 Ideas, Recipient of the Giants Den Robert Jackson Jr. Man of the year award to history. The inventor, business owner and creative expert discusses the many different influences and approaches he has learned in life. He is often called a genius by his peers, this podcast is evidence. Be inspired by his work ethic and thirst for foundational knowledge. Listen to his ideas about how we all possess genius to some degree. Enjoy this very special interview now and sign up for your interview asap!

In this episode we welcome Kris Lawrie, Fitness trainer, actor, model and fellow Giants Den Member. Kris shares the many lessons he has learned through his life including the work ethic he inherited from his family. He shares a funny story about his father, uncles and grandfather and hoe they influenced him. Enjoy Kris’ legacy of good energy in this episode and share with everyone.

In this episode we welcome my fellow Giants’ Den Member, Dominique Franklin. Dominique is a renaissance man of many disciplines including Marketing & PR as well as Host and Enterprise Interviewer on the On The Throne: Mastermind Series. He shares his opinions on how he views legacy in relation to service. Dominique shares a story about his father and how he learned from him and the many brilliant lessons you need to hear. BONUS!: Stay tuned after the end to hear about the first thing I did after I got vaccinated.

In this episode we welcome CEO & Founder of Priceless moments , Latanza Price, to history. She discusses her business and how her passion fuels her execution. She shares her perspective on the reality of us as a people versus the perception and how that influences the culture. She also speaks on how our culture has to reckon with itself before we are able to appropriately process reparations and offers her ideas. Witness the embodiment of black girl magic! #BlackWomenRock

We welcome to history Larnell Farmer, a retired police officer and father. He shares his experiences with police as a teen and later as a police officer. He discusses his resistance to getting a career in law enforcement and how being a police officer and a black man in the current climate created his worldview. Larnell also discusses the integral nature of how blackness in America is foundational to American identity. He discusses how we pass on our history culturally vs how it is currently being done and encourages us to take our history into our own hands.

In this episode we welcome my fraternity brother and Pastor, James Boykin, to history. They say we become the men we seek, and in this episode you get to witness a stellar example of fatherhood, manhood and responsibility. He shares how an experience in his early life led directly to the father and husband he chose to become. He also shares his perspective on the black family structure and stance on the economy of the home. Major keys are sprinkled throughout this episode. He discusses the importance of protection and how his role as an Arizona state firearms instructor for the National American American Gun Association in necessary to our future. We learn that there is success in the journey and James takes us on his.

In this episode, we welcome Tammy Turner, the maternal child health manager in Martin Luther king jr. community Hospital’s maternity district. She is a teen mom who went on to earn degrees in nursing and leadership. Tammy talks about her dedication to serve others and being a kind, compassionate & caring, servant leader. She also speaks about inequity and racial bias in healthcare and her experiences with colorism. Listen as she details defining moments in her journey as a mother and professional black woman. There are so many gems of knowledge and guidance in this episode, you probably will want to listen to it more than once.

In this episode, we welcome Follow-Through Fit Athleisure wear CEO Danny Crumble, to history. He shares how his cousins’ murder changed his life, his foundational ideas for his legacy and how he broke the cycle in his family to set new goals for mental and physical health. Danny also speaks on how reparations should include more than monetary solutions, his grandfather as a role model and the divine nature of being black.

In this episode we welcome Joe Lemon to History. He is a new father, an entrepreneur, a master salesman, podcast host and strong Black Man. He discusses his deal with the shark tank’s Daymond John, his path to mastery in sales and his passion for service to others. Listen as he talks about his journey to manhood and how his thoughts for the future, guide his actions now. In the bonus segment, Joe shares a personal story about how important it is for us to have our own voice.

Jus Buckingham, Keep the Faith. In this episode, we welcome to history, afro-futurist, thinker, artist, and traveler, Jus Buckingham. He discusses black business's lineage, the extra talk we get as black men on dealing with police, being a theater kid growing up, and how his life experiences have given him an unconventional journey. Listen to his thoughts on using data science as an answer to reparations, a heartwarming story about his mother and his take on how racism prepared him for life.

Welcome to history, the Founder of Generational Wealth, Davon Edwards. Take a journey into the experiences & wisdom that is Davon. He discusses the concept of flexing and how the black family is divine. Hear about his thoughts on investing in his customers by sending money to those who purchase his brand. Davon also shares his wisdom on being intimidated by your own ambitions and the weight of representing & curating the culture among a wealth of other topics. This episode will inspire you. Stay after the credits to hear why he started Generational Wealth, LLC.

In this hilarious episode, we welcome to history, Mike Bush, father and business owner. He discusses a myriad of topics including; the culture of food, his experiences as a father, and the reason why he started his company and legacy, Baby Norm. Listen to his perspective on humor as we laugh the entire episode while relating some of the greatest wisdom and lessons he has learned over time. Don’t miss this episode, you are in for a treat!

Walking in your purpose is not a definitive journey, even after finding your own. Welcome to history, Andre Spicer, who is here to discuss his life as the owner of Hub Radio, community liaison, activist, businessman, and family man. Andre talks about how people respond to him as a Compton native and how he is breaking the mold for black men in his area. Listen to his thoughts about generational curses, growing up black in America and taking personal responsibility, and the need for constructive criticism. Bonus story after the episode!

In this episode, we welcome Kevin Fomengia to history as he discusses how he used competition to self improve and how he analyzes his own life to build his legacy. Listen to his perspective on how he marries community, family, and legacy. Be inspired by his memory of his sister and how she cared for Covid-19 patients.

Welcome to history, the co-founders of Kismet Honey Zakkiyah & Ebonee. In this special 3 person episode, we get to talk about black health & wellness. Listen to the Reiki Practitioners speak on a wealth of topics including learning independence in youth, breaking generational curses, creating a black business during a pandemic, and how their personal relationships played a part in their own healing and wellness journey.  Music: Belong by Cor.ece https://linktr.ee/cor.ece

Welcome to history Shannon Clark, a black entrepreneur, and future billionaire mogul. He discusses his own journey to self-actualization and how he sought out other black men to motivate himself to greatness. Listen to his thoughts about bringing the culture forward and creating a legacy for his community. Be inspired by his ambitions, mindset, and actions that he picked up along the way. Stay tuned after the credits for a bonus story from Shannon! Music: Belong by Cor.ece https://linktr.ee/cor.ece

In this episode, we welcome Joe Collins to history. Listen to the republican Navy veteran, patriot, and Community leader discuss his thoughts on community improvement, civil rights, and how he got into serving his community. Walk with the congressional candidate through history as he educates about the second black wall street and a time when black people were republicans. Be inspired by his thoughts on black leadership and setting an example as a role model. Music: Belong by Cor.ece https://linktr.ee/cor.ece

In this episode, we welcome entrepreneur, Vernon G. Yancy, to history. Listen to how his father's lessons were integral to the construction of a modern-day businessman and how his educational and musical influences elevate the culture. Be inspired by his aspirational excellence as he takes us on a journey of how he will be remembered as a revolutionary. Music: Belong by Cor.ece https://linktr.ee/cor.ece

In this episode, we speak with Asean Townsend, CEO & Founder of independent record label Bemused by Expression Recordings, about his life and pivotal moments in his career that led up to him becoming a record label CEO. He walks us through the pivotal moments in his life and how the lessons he learned, fueled his passions. Asean shares his gift of knowledge and the journey he walked to get there. He also gives his assessment of black anger and its place in America and how financial literacy is a path forward to real freedom. History deserves our stories and Asean is a prime example of why.  Music: Belong by Cor.ece https://linktr.ee/cor.ece

In this episode, we add to history Erika Ames where we talk about her journey as a media and business mogul. She discusses legacy & wealth and the mindset of protected black women. Erika also talks about how her ambitions motivated her from a young age to aim high. Listen to her talk about how she plans to use her education and initiative to tackle systematic racism by helping black entrepreneurs and creating an economic legacy for our communities. Her protest is different. It’s levels to this, listen to hers. Music: Belong by Cor.ece https://linktr.ee/cor.ece

This episode documents Hassan Hamilton. Following the word association, Hassan talks about how his personal tragedies Inspired the best in himself and advanced him beyond his peers. He shares his wisdom about being perfectly imperfect, fun times with his older brother, and his place in the fight for racial and social justice.  Music: Belong by Cor.ece https://linktr.ee/cor.ece

After the word association exercise, I talk to my Grandmother, Evangelist Eva King about Religion, sacrifice, family, and the many memories of her life. She shares her thoughts and wisdom on believing in oneself and her job in this world. She also talks about how her father's work as a young man shaped her life and decisions. Music: Belong by Cor.ece https://linktr.ee/cor.ece

We start the interview with a word association exercise and then delve into Davonte Green, Fonder of the Giants Den. Listen as he discusses the African condition in America since 1619, how mentorship changed his life, false evidence appearing real, working with allies & overt racism, and many other parts of his legacy and reality as a black man in America. Listen and be inspired! Music: Belong by Cor.ece https://linktr.ee/cor.ece

In this episode, Korey talks about his personal resilience and how he got it from his mother. We discuss his legacy and entrepreneurial pursuits for the American dream. Listen as he shares tragedies, jokes, and insight on his personal journey to prosperity. Music: Belong by Cor.ece https://linktr.ee/cor.ece

In this inaugural episode, we listen to Donna Murray as she discusses the black panthers, fighting injustice, human rights in America, bag lunches for civil rights, and many more issues of today. Music: Belong by Cor.ece https://linktr.ee/cor.ece

Welcome to the All Black Everything Podcast! In this introductory episode, host D. Antione talks about the purpose of the podcast and the interview process. He discusses the questions he asks and the ideas he hopes to uncover. If you have already scheduled your interview, this episode is the perfect guide to get you started and prepared for your history-making interview! Music: Belong by Cor.ece https://linktr.ee/cor.ece