More with James Muhammad
Category: People to Know
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Ep 17: The Grit of the Grind with James Muhammad
Shana and James Muhammad, owner of Capo Steaks in Glenville, talk about the often unspoken but very real parts to entrepreneurship
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Ep 16: From Child Loss to Physique- A Conversation with Sam Pierce
African- American babies die 4 times more often than white counterparts. In this episode, Shana sits down with Sam Pierce to discuss fitness, child loss, and the Christyan Jaeden Project
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Ep 15: A conversation with Aseelah Shareef
Shana and Asia sit down with Aseelah Shareef from Karamu House
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Ep 11: Ever Been on a Wine Tour… in Cleveland?
Get on the bus and check out Northeast Ohio’s wineries…listen and learn more
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Ep 9: So Ready for a Breakthrough
Shana talks with Nando Rodriguez, a Transformational Coach about transforming relationships, careers and lifestyles.
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EP 7: “For the Culture” with Luka Blackhill
Meet Luka aka Kimmy Katarja. In this episode Luka tell us how he brought his drawings of a boss type Black Superhero to life and to the stage. Such a fun and informative episode but it may not be one to listen to with the kids around so just a heads up
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Ep 5: Shop Small, Shop Locality
When a prophet tells you that you will start a business, you start a business. We talk to Wendy Horn about starting a small business, the early stages of entrepreneurship and how taking advantage of business coaching has helped her grow Locality
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Ep 4: Bella Sin of Cleveland Burlesque
“No, It’s an artist doing a piece of work” Bella Sin tells us how skipping school to go to the library put her on the path to burlesque
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My Story: Black Girls Pewter
A Q&A with Willa Hollingsworth, a Black Pewter and the only Black business owner in Holmes County