Get a dose of hope and inspiration from "The Doc".
Meet Christian Comedian and Minister Alcindor Hankins, God's Comedian. The creator of Laugh & Learn Ministry, he uses laugher, to bring blessings, healing, and understanding to this journey that we call life.
On the heels of creating a healthy mindset, we invite you to join ATI Podcast Co-Host, Chance Thwett, as she engages in a conversation with special guests. They will explore all aspects of womanhood and how to find our voice and footing in this world.
Join us as we talk to Pastor Percy W. McCray, "Pastor P.", the curator of the Hope, Health, and Inspiration podcast. Through conversation, he guides us through a higher calling, answering the question, "How do we keep our sanity when it seems like the world is going mad?"
Listen in as we preview upcoming episodes for season 2, focusing on financial literacy, fighting of our family, launching an intellectual renaissance, as well as issues, influences, and words of wisdom from a women's perspective. Turn your notifications on! You're not going to want to miss the powerful upcoming episodes of The African Triangle Initiative podcasts!
We welcome you to season 2 of The African Triangle Initiative Podcase. This season, we are exploring what is next for our Intellectual Renaissance. Part of that initiative is exploring several questions that directly impact us and our lives. This season we present podcasts focused on the following:
For our first episode, we welcome Stacy Harvin and Craig Umstead who will share pertinent resources, community support opportunities, and national policy concerns that our village should be informed and take advantage of.
As we bring a close to Women's History Month, it is only fitting that we celebrate the power, wisdom, and love that lives in each and every woman. Moderated by Chance Thweatt, this podcast explores different perspectives on how women navigate life, juggle external pressures, careers, family, friendships, and love.
An intimate conversation with Community - N - Brotherhood, an organization that works with at-risk youth in central North Carolina. The goal of the organization is to educate and empower, providing mentorship to young men. The conversation centers around the juxtaposition of the "old values", importance of the "village" and how the values and morals of said village aide in shaping black men. How do we prioritize this, brining it back in an effort to support OUR black men?
This podcast looks back on the history of African Americans in the military, and explores the experience of African Americans who have, and currently serve in the military.
Listen in as we preview upcoming episodes for season 2, focusing on financial literacy, fighting of our family, launching an intellectual renaissance, as well as issues, influences, and words of wisdom from a women's perspective. Turn your notifications on! You're not going to want to miss the powerful upcoming episodes of The African Triangle Initiative podcasts!
We welcome you to season 2 of The African Triangle Initiative Podcase. This season, we are exploring what is next for our Intellectual Renaissance. Part of that initiative is exploring several questions that directly impact us and our lives. This season we present podcasts focused on the following:
For our first episode, we welcome Stacy Harvin and Craig Umstead who will share pertinent resources, community support opportunities, and national policy concerns that our village should be informed and take advantage of.
As we bring a close to Women's History Month, it is only fitting that we celebrate the power, wisdom, and love that lives in each and every woman. Moderated by Chance Thweatt, this podcast explores different perspectives on how women navigate life, juggle external pressures, careers, family, friendships, and love.
An intimate conversation with Community - N - Brotherhood, an organization that works with at-risk youth in central North Carolina. The goal of the organization is to educate and empower, providing mentorship to young men. The conversation centers around the juxtaposition of the "old values", importance of the "village" and how the values and morals of said village aide in shaping black men. How do we prioritize this, brining it back in an effort to support OUR black men?
This podcast looks back on the history of African Americans in the military, and explores the experience of African Americans who have, and currently serve in the military.
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