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Senior Pastor of Crossroads Church Brian Tome and Rob Richardson discuss the hard truths about racism in America and what Christians should do to remove the original sin of white supremacy and racism in America. Brian Tome is the founding and senior pastor of Crossroads Church, 2017's fastest-growing church in America. Brian has authored four books including his best-seller, The Five Marks of a Man. He also hosts The Aggressive Life podcast. As an entrepreneur, Brian has opened several other non-profits and started Man Camp, a primitive weekend camping experience that has helped tens of thousands of men reclaim the code of manhood. An avid adventure motorcyclist, Brian rides tens of thousands of miles and camps more than 30 nights a year. Brian has also released an adventure ride TV show called Phantom Lake, available on Amazon Prime. He is married with three children and lives in Cincinnati, Ohio.Follow Me:Facebook https://bit.ly/303IU8jInstagram https://bit.ly/2YOLl26Twitter https://bit.ly/2KfLaTfWebsite ht

We discuss the future of sports in a COVID-19 world with Jeff Kominsky. Jeff is a legal expert in all things sports. From 2002 through 2005, Mr. Kominsky interned with the Minnesota Vikings, reporting directly to former Vikings owner, Red McCombs. Mr. Kominsky’s interest in sports law/business continued into his studies at law school as the Founder & Chair of the Inaugural Sports Law Symposium at The Ohio State University. He currently serves as South Florida's Chapter President of the Florida Sports Law Association as well as a Regional member for the Sports Lawyers Association’s Outreach Committee. Follow Me: Facebook https://bit.ly/303IU8j Instagram https://bit.ly/2YOLl26 Twitter https://bit.ly/2KfLaTf Website https://bit.ly/2VUO9sf More info on Jeff https://lewisbrisbois.com/attorneys/kominsky-jeffrey Instagram @jkominsky

Tyrel Ventura and  Ameisha Cross discuss the failure of the American system in response to COVID-19. In this episode we discuss:The US pattern of failures in response to crises How does this keep happening? Corruption, stupidy, or both? What will the new normal be?About TyrelTyrel Ventura, as the son of Jesse Ventura, shares in his father's revolutionary spirit and search for truth. While bringing a fun, self-effacing but confident swagger to the proceedings, Tyrel speaks from the heart on all issues and is not afraid of speaking truth to power. Tyrel Ventura has traveled a fascinating and diverse path in the entertainment industry. He broke into Hollywood working for the Academy Award®-winning actor and director Sean Penn on such films as 21 Grams, The Pledge, I Am Sam and Mystic River. He has gone on to direct, write, produce and perform in numerous short films, television commercials, and independent feature films. Tyrel’s television producing credits include the MSNBC talk show Jesse Ventura’s America as

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Michael Elkins founded MLE Law which provides alternative fee structures that include not charging to talk, email, or text with clients. MLE Law does not have traditional brick and mortar office space or unnecessary staff. MLE Law’s use of shared co-work space and technology allows for modern, efficient, and global representation while only charging clients for actual legal work produced.https://mlelawfirm.com/about/

For her entertainment career, Monique was CEO of Mosley Brands and Mosley Music Group, with former husband Tim “Timberland” Mosley for over fourteen years. Nowadays, Monique is focused on changing the narrative around what a successful entrepreneur looks like while providing mentorship to young girls and women. In 2017, she founded Reign Ventures Capital, a $25 million dollar fund that focuses on women and minority-led startups. She has guided several start-up companies to success as an investor and board member, most recently with Appy Couple and LISNR. Since 2014, she has served as a National Trustee for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.

Michael Dean explores his journey from Athlete to entrepreneur and how you can thrive even in a down economy.

Fareedah Shaheed was born in Maryland but spent most of her childhood outside of the US. She returned to the States in 2013 and attended the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC), where she majored in Cybersecurity. Her experiences with different cultures and the tech field led her to combine her interest in psychology with cybersecurity and thus, her passion for security awareness was born. Find FareedahTwitter: https://twitter.com/cyberfareedahFareedah's Company- Sekuva: https://sekuva.mykajabi.com/Year Up: https://www.yearup.org/Instagram @cyberfareedah What you learn in this episodeThe importance of understanding human psychology with Cybersecurity.How vulnerable you are to losing control of your life without cybersecurity.Overcoming mental blocks in your learning path. Overcoming racism and sexism in the tech world.Resources to protect yourself in a digital workforce.Resources Small business are the real target of Cybercriminals on small businesses: https://enterprise.verizon.com/resources/reports

Ohio Minority Leader Emila Sykes discusses how COVID-19 has exacerbated longstanding inequalities in communities of color and how we can create a new normal that is more equitable to all.

Dr. Martin Luther King said “In a real sense all life is inter-related. All men are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.” This is true now more than ever. The COVID-19 is brought to these prisoners and then they spread it to not only other prisoners but to the guards, nurses and health care workers that work in the prison. Then, of course, the workers pass it back to the communities they live in. Overcrowded prisons make social distancing impossible. Solving the injustice of mass incarceration is tied to all of our fates now.

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Is the Cornoavrius Crisis showing the economy is not as strong as we thought? https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2020/03/28/recession-economy-coronavirus/Jobs aren't being destroyed fast elsewhere like the US. Why is That? In just one week, from March 15 to March 21, 3.3 million workers filed for unemployment insurance. According to some projections, the unemployment rate might rise as high as 30 percent in the second quarter of 2020. Instead of safeguarding employment, America is relying on beefed-up unemployment benefits to shield laid-off workers from economic hardship.  https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/30/opinion/coronavirus-economy-saez-zucman.html Racial Data for Corona Testing need? https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/03/30/nation/democratic-lawmakers-including-warren-pressley-call-racial-data-virus-testing/Does everybody love socialism as long as you don't call it that?https://subscribe.washingtonpost.com/acquisition/?acqEntType=wall_standard&arcId=O4D2MV5PXBFCJC7UQ4B67NCWPY&destination=https

LaRese Purnell spent part of his childhood watching his mother struggle and living in homeless shelters and sometimes went without meals. Despite his struggles, Purnell started his first business as a teenager growing up in Cleveland. As he was shoveling snow for neighbors, he got the idea to get some of his friends involved and created a business. Purnell is now the Managing Partner of CLE Consulting, author of financial Foundations and serial entrepreneur.

The Covid-19 pandemic has shutdown thriving small businesses forcing them to go from 100 to zero overnight.  We summarize the Stimulus Act for the coronavirus, how you can apply, what loans are forgivable, and why you should apply regardless of the current state of your business or nonprofit.  Overview of the Cares Act https://www.forbes.com/sites/brianthompson1/2020/03/29/getting-cash-for-your-small-business-through-the-cares-act/#5ea87aec43a0What the stimulus means for small businesses. https://medium.com/masterplans/what-the-economic-stimulus-really-means-for-small-businesses-part-2-a997f6870e81?source=linkShare-6c2d5f0594aa-1585527629&_branch_match_id=643918976197482872https://medium.com/masterplans/what-the-economic-stimulus-really-means-for-small-businesses-205815b68555How not to get disqualified for a loan. https://medium.com/masterplans/cares-act-7-a-loan-benefits-dont-get-disqualified-269f1cf8e041?source=linkShare-6c2d5f0594aa-1585527803&_branch_match_id=643918976197482872Where to apply direc

In this Episode. Trends and opportunities do you see in this climateHow to plan for more opportunities and not panic Follow MeFacebook https://bit.ly/303IU8jInstagram https://bit.ly/2YOLl26Twitter https://bit.ly/2KfLaTfWebsite https://bit.ly/2VUO9sfMore about Tunde click here https://bit.ly/33OhVjRArticles and resources  Congress May let you take 100K 401Khttps://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/23/congress-may-let-you-take-100000-from-your-401k.htmlDigital Currency https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonbrett/2020/03/23/new-coronavirus-stimulus-bill-introduces-digital-dollar-and-digital-dollar-wallets/amp/Info on Economics Mauldineconomics.comTreasury.gov 

Disruption Now speaks with a survivor of the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

COVID-19 has disrupted everyone's life. How do we cope and stay safe? What makes this particular coronavirus different? This pandemic could literally break many Americans and our healthcare system unless we work together. Learn how you can thrive in the midst of all the disruption.

The death of Kobe and his daughter Gigi demonstrated how black men mourn and appreciate their children. It showed the world that black men are vulnerable and need support too. After Kobe’s death, #girldad started trending with pics of black men and their daughters. Of course, in the outrage and cancel culture we live in there was an immediate attempt to undermine his legacy based upon a past rape allegation. The #MeToo is necessary and women face real challenges and issues of harassment, violence, and discrimination. However, black men experience this too. Black men are demonized, sexualized and targeted. The stories of Emmett Tills, the Central Park 5 and Brian Banks show black men are guilty if accused by white women, no matter the facts. Black men have to fight for their humanity at birth and even in death.

On this episode we sit down with Dr. Lawrence Drake author of Color Him Father. Color Him Father is book about love and loss and what it means to be a black father in America. It disrupts the common narratives that black men aren't committed fathers.

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