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With the amount of talent, education, and sheer excellence within the Black community, “getting to the bag” is the easy part of the wealth journey. The more complex part of the journey is how wealth appreciates, and legacy is built. Acknowledging that not all people are privileged to consistently invest in side-hustles, passion projects, or wealth-building tools (stock market, digital currency, etc.), each person who earns money in any capacity must consider two things when determining their next money move. What are your liabilities, and what are your assets? Financial advisor Rashad Bilal and educator Troy Millings, hosts of the popular podcast Earn Your Leisure, suggest that people should always choose assets over liabilities, which is why they have an entire show dedicated to the topic, presented by REVOLT.
It’s been a challenging year, and you may have found yourself with less free time than ever. But you can keep up with your interests and learn new things by listening to podcasts on your smartphone or smart speaker while you work, run errands, and handle household duties. Here are some of the best podcasts for aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners. Black Tech Green Money Hosted by AfroTech’s own, Will Lucas, Black Tech Green Money highlights successful black technologists and marries their professional profiles with practical entrepreneurial wealth-building insights that inform and inspire. The Black Techies Podcast Interested in consumer tech? Then check out The Black Techies Podcast , which examines new developments in the consumer tech space and how those developments intersect with the black community and black culture. Confessions of a Werkaholic This weekly podcast focuses on Black female entrepreneurs, with each episode spotlighting a different Black business owner....
To round out season 1 of AfroTech’s Black Tech Green Money podcast, host Will Lucas sits down with Tristan Walker, founder & CEO of Walker & Company Brands (Bevel, Form). Along with Walker & Co, Tristan Walker is also a member of the Board of Directors of Foot Locker, Inc. and Shake Shack . Walker starts the interview by discussing his decision to plant his roots in Atlanta, the mecca of Black entertainment and rising Black entrepreneurship. @tristanwalker Instagram He says confidently, “Before Walker and Company, I am a Black man. I am a Black father and I am a Black husband. So, every decision I make is in line with my personal values, which happen to match my company’s.” It goes without saying that Black culture drives the needle of what’s considered popular or successful. However, for many years, white corporations had a monopoly on products made for people of color. Walker took a moment to speak to the importance of developing products for African Americans by African...
On episode 7 of AfroTech’s Black Tech Green Money podcast, host Will Lucas sits down with data journalist, social entrepreneur, and speaker, Sherrell Dorsey, to discuss The Plug — a daily news and insights newsletter created to cover Black innovators in tech, venture capital, future of work policy, and more. Sherrell Dorsey “Are people interested in this?” That’s what Dorsey asked herself when she launched The Plug in 2016. She created the platform during a time when many tech and business news outlets failed to report insights from businesses and technologists hailing from communities of color. “I wanted to be solid in what I was creating, first,” Dorsey explains while discussing the early process of creating The Plug and the significance of early testing and adapting. “You kind of mature the idea and you, as a leader, as a practitioner, you’re maturing as well.” @sherrell_dorsey Instagram The Seattle native also discusses the importance of Black people being able to collect and...
There’s been a major shift in streaming services this year pushing for more Black-led and Black-centered content to be present. While Black creators have always been present to speak to Black experiences from genuine perspectives, the lack of places to have those experiences heard has made it increasingly difficult to create more visibility. Quibi — a short-form video service that officially launched on April 6 — included a slew of programs in their Daily Essentials lineup for daily-curated minutes long content. Among the bunch to originally launch with the streaming platform was “The Nod with Brittany & Eric” , a former audio podcast turned daily video series that digs into the stories of Black life that are not often told. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Nod (@thenodshow) With a passion for Black culture, hosts Brittany Luse and Eric Eddings cover everything on their digital show including film, fashion, sports, food, television, and more. Similar to the podcast’s...
Tired of scrolling through Instagram or Facebook out of boredom? Well try something different and tune into a podcast. We’ve compiled a list of podcasts that are sure to spark your interest. From thought-provoking discussions to the latest gossip, there’s a podcast for just about any topic. Here are five Black-hosted podcasts you should be listening to: Adult-ish Hosted by Afiya Augustine and Vincent Bernard, Adult-ish is a podcast for those millennials who feel they can’t get this adulting thing right. Augustine’s life was in shambles. While quitting her job and going through a failing marriage, she felt the sting of what it means to be an adult. After a conversation with her now executive producer, Augustine decided others like her could relate to her struggles and Adult-ish podcast was born. The podcast features episodes like “How Do We Approach Sexuality Like an Adult-ish” and “Adult-ish Apologies — How to Say ‘I’m Sorry’ Like an Adult and Mean It.” The Read This is one of my...