BLLJ: The Black Vote, Black Dollar and Hope
In this new episode, Q breaks down the interview between the Breakfast Club’s Charlamagne Tha God and VP Biden. We discuss polls, the crime bills on the 1990’s, justice reform, the decriminalization of illegal drugs and more. If these stories resonate with you then click the “FOLLOW” button on the right!
BLLJ: INSECURE EP 7 RECAP
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Don’t worry we got you covered check the video below or the audio, if you prefer, and find out what happened on last week’s episode. You’re going to like this one as we talk about the ‘Mile High Club’ 😉
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BLLJ: The Fussings
Talib Jasir Fleming is a podcast producer, author, and advocate for the people and their collective power. He is a creative entrepreneur with over 16 years of professional work in marketing and advertising.
Talib Jasir Fleming is a podcast producer, author, and advocate for the people and their collective power. He is a creative entrepreneur with over 16 years of professional work in marketing and advertising.
Born a twin in Baltimore, MD, he spent his earliest years traversing the backwoods of Maryland’s Eastern Shore under the guardianship of his Great Grandmother. Reared by a village of irrepressible folk, he learned the paramountcy of kinship, love, and the dynamism of language.
Talib is the founder of the Afros & Audio Podcast Festival and Vanguard Podcast Network. He is also a dual certified Life Coach to creatives, entrepreneurs, and podcast creatives.
Talib received his BA in Public Policy/Urban Studies, Africana Studies and Social Justice (Summa Cum Laude) from St. Peter’s University in Jersey City, NJ.
BLLJ: INSECURE EP 6 RECAP
Catch up on Insecure episode 6 with our very own Entertainment Correspondent Cameron King. She fills us in on what is going on in the mind of Issa Rae, we talk about interracial dating/relationships and more.
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Cheryl Inokon: How to earn, keep, grow and protect money
“Everyone knows how to earn money, but very few people know how to keep it, grow it, and protect it, and it takes all four to create wealth. I teach women how to do all four of these steps,” this is Cheryl Goldie Inokon’s philosophy toward money.
Former Bank Executive turned Multi-Million Dollar Fundraiser, and now a Women’s Investment Coach in Los Angeles, Cheryl empowers women to make spending decisions from a place of power. She helps women live the life they envision without depending on anyone else.
Come hang out with Cheryl on Facebook or Instagram: @wisewomeninvest
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Conversations about racism, colorism and discrimination in Colombia
In this new episode of Bootleg Like Jazz we discuss racism, colorism and discrimination in Colombia and what that looks like during this unprecedented time.
Alexander is the founder of Radio Absurda – “Radioabsurda es una exploración a lo que somos y seremos. Afrocentrico ✊🏿”
Podcast: anchor.fm/radioabsurda
Houston-native Traveon Dinell Rogers is a musician, performing artist, photographer and budding filmmaker who draws inspiration from thought-provoking, authentic representations of culture through multimedia content. Armed with a passionate conviction that stages and screens of all sizes are today’s most powerful educational tools, Traveon demonstrates that scholarly endeavors can be explored beyond libraries, lecture halls, and books. https://www.traveondinellrogers.com/
COMING UP – CONVERSATIONS ABOUT BLACKNESS IN COLOMBIA
🚨New episode drops tomorrow at 1 pm cst 🚨
Catch a glimpse of my conversation with Colombian artist Alexander Paz and American artist Traveon Dinell Rogers as we talk about race, colorism and how it all intersects in Colombia.
COMING UP – HOW TO KEEP, GROW AND PROTECT MONEY
“Everyone knows how to earn money, but very few people know how to keep it, grow it, and protect it, and it takes all four to create wealth. I teach women how to do all four of these steps,” this is Cheryl Goldie Inokon’s philosophy toward money.
🚨New episode drops tomorrow at 1 pm cst! 🚨
Catch up on Insecure the popular show on HBO with Cameron King here on Bootleg Like Jazz. Get your questions answered, fall in love with your favorite character and relax while entering the world of Issa Rae! Don’t forget to FOLLOW!!!
HOW TO MANAGE YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS
How to use your business’s needs wisely:
1. PRIORITIZE
2. Set your budget
3. Research
4. PROFIT
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BLLJ: MEET JOVANTE HAM CEO OF MELANOID EXCHANGE
Jovante Ham is from Fort Lauderdale, FL and holds a bachelors of Computer Engineering from Prairie View A&M. He also hold a Masters of Engineering Management from Arkansas state University.
He is the author of the bestselling novel the Hood Scholar and the CEO of the new e-commerce platform @melanoidexchange which gives minority owned businesses an online website while allowing their products to be seen in their marketplace. They charge no fees and have a marketplace made up exclusively of entrepreneurs of color.
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BLLJ: INSECURE RECAP EP 5
Did you miss it? Catch up on everything that happened on Insecure this past episode. Join us as Cameron King keeps us updated on Issa Rae and all the gossip.
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BLLJ: SHOULD WE HOLD OUR VOTE HOSTAGE?
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2020 is an election year and as the impact of the Coronavirus begins to unravel it is clear to see that Black Americans and Latinos are the hardest hit. This pandemic continues to highlight the growing disparities in those communities leaving many voters wondering if they should vote and will their vote even matter. Join Q in this discussion and watch the video and leave a comment – Do you think we should hold our vote hostage or not? Use #bllj when you leave a comment.
Insecure episode 4 recap.
Did you miss it? Don’t worry Bootleg Like Jazz has you covered. Click below and check out Cameron King dishing out the latest of the hit show Insecure on HBO!
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On the show is Writer, activist, and professor Tony Diaz
On the show today is Writer, activist, and professor Tony Diaz as we discuss the ramifications of Coronavirus on the black and latino populations. We dive into the Harris County mask order that went into effect last week here in Houston, TX and we look at how Covid-19 has been weaponized to target the Democratic base.
Tony Diaz, El Librotraficante, was the first Chicano to earn an MFA from the University of Houston Creative Writing Program. He wrote the novel THE AZTEC LOVE GOD and is included in HECHO EN TEJAS: The Anthology of Texas Mexican Writers edited by Dagoberto Gilb. His essays have appeared in the Houston Chronicle, Texas Observer, CNN.com, the Los Angeles Times, and Huffington Post Latino Voices, among others. He edited the textbook “The Mexican American Studies Toolkit”.
Do you need to know what you missed on Insecure?
Did you miss the latest Insecure episode? Well don’t fear our new Entertainment Correspondent Cameron King has you covered. Tune in as Brooown Sugaa tells you what you need to know without any spoilers.
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COMING UP: A CONVERSATION ABOUT RACIAL PROFILING AND GOVERNMENT MASK ORDERS
Tomorrow, a new episode at 5 p.m. c.s.t here on Bootleg Like Jazz tune in and join out conversation about the potential impact of government orders to cover your nose and mouth in public and how race will play an impact.
Did you miss it? Don’t worry you still have to time to catch my interview with Cameron King
Don’t worry you can still catch my interview with one of Houston’s most accomplished radio personalities Cameron King.
Full interview available here: https://bootleglikejazz.wordpress.com/2020/04/21/meet-cameron-king-a-kick-boxer-radio-personality-and-industry-insider/
MEET CAMERON KING A KICK-BOXER, RADIO PERSONALITY AND INDUSTRY INSIDER
Cameron King is a bilingual radio programmer and digital strategist. Born and raised in Houston, Tx, she has developed an affinity for the Spanish language throughout her travels to places such as Spain and Costa Rica. After obtaining her Bachelor’s degree in Public Relations and Spanish at the University of Texas at San Antonio, she moved to Puerto Rico to pursue her Master’s in Spanish Translation.
After moving back to Houston, she hit the ground running to jump start her communications career. As an on-air personality at KPFT 90.1, creating content that is organic, genuine and thought-provoking is her priority. A storyteller from the very beginning, she started as a theater kid at age 10; and as she got older, maneuvered into a multitude of creative spaces. Her goal is to transition from radio into the tv and film industries to appear on-camera, write, direct, and produce.
Here are a few of the monumental accolades she has received:
Coming up Cameron King
Tune in tomorrow at 5 pm c.s.t to watch my conversation with Cameron King Co-Host of the show Black on Both Sides available on KPFT Houston, TX.
Going live now…
Tune in from 7 – 8 pm cst tonight @TerrellQuillin on Facebook. I’ll be talking about current events, having a Q & A session and I’ll interview a popular media personality on public radio Cameron King!
Meet Natasha Carrizosa poet, writer, and speaker. Her work is deeply rooted in her childhood and life experiences. Raised as the daughter of a fierce African-American mother and Mexican father, her writing reflects the dichotomy of these two rich cultures. She is author of mexiafricana, heavy light, and crown.
Her work has recently been published in ¡Manteca! – an anthology of Afro-Latino poets and R2: The Rice Review (Rice University.) She has performed her work and conducted workshops for audiences in Madrid, Paris, St. Lucia, New York, Chicago, Houston and countless other cities.
Her love for the arts inspired the creation of natty roots & rhyme – one of the most dynamic poetry open mics in the country.
Checkout more of her live performances here:
and also here:
Up next Natty Poet
New podcast alert tomorrow at 1 pm c.s.t 🚨
Joins us as Natty Poet shares some of her poetry including the piece available in the video below. Enjoy!
A conversation about hope with Vanessa Quillin
Vanessa Rae Quillin is a Teacher, Certified Christian Counselor and Wellness Coach with a B.A. in Psychology from Belhaven University. Her purpose is to help others journey “WELL” through life. Vanessa is passionate about providing practical tools to help others flourish from the inside out. Her counseling platform “Wild Inner Wellness” encourages women and adolescent girls to be unapologetic about their individual wellness journey! Vanessa joins us today to discuss the move to virtual services by places of worship.
In this installment of Bootleg Like Jazz, Raúl Orlando Edwards joins Q and discusses the history, major contributions and the impact Joao Gilberto had on Bossa Nova.
In this installment of Bootleg Like Jazz, Raúl Orlando Edwards joins Q and discusses the history, major contributions and the impact Joao Gilberto had on Bossa Nova. We look into Bossa Nova’s rich origin story in the protests movement, similar to Jazz and later Hip-Hop, that would come to influence much of Brazil throughout the mid 20th century. Our conversation doesn’t end there as we dive into the exchange of cultures between many Black American and LatinX/Afro-LatinX musicians – most notably Quincy Jones and Rahsaan Roland Kirk producing their version of Bossa Nova in “Soul Bossa Nova”. Lastly, we spend time discussing the impact the nylon acoustic guitar and Samba had on the South American continent and beyond.
Helpful links:
1) https://www.npr.org/2008/06/02/91087907/the-birth-of-bossa-nova
2) https://www.britannica.com/art/bossa-nova
3) https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/remembering-bossa-nova-pioneer-joao-gilberto-180972578/
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