Zakea is a self taught real estate and stock market investor. She at the table discussing what motivated her actions

Latif is the the CEO of Peculiar Travel. He will walk us thru how a random friends trip and a sign from God took a hobbit and turned it into a real business.

Rahkim Sabree had been in corporate American for over a decade but one day last May he decided his mental health was more important than any job. Listen to him walk us thru the thought process and what was the final straw

Were at the table with a Banker Lyndsae Peele discussing the necessity of having established relationships with banking institutions and individual bankers when operating an enterprise. And how not just walking in cold hoping for them to understand your story does disservice to your business and your potential. We also touch on other useful cultura…

We at the cultural money this episode talking about the financial vehicles known as trust. And we have our trust expert Ms. Brittani Sade to talk to us about several mechanism of this dynamic financial concept. Learn about things like Probate, Revocable, and Irrevocable Trust and how this all can benefit yo it generational wealth journey.…

Rebecca Bakre take us through all the experiences that brought her into being a life Coach. And how coaching other gave her the belief that she could just leave her home in the states and relocate to Costa Rica on a courageous whim. And how life coaching very much ties to financial literacy

The Founder of YesHoneyCollective talks to us about the quality of an event overshadowing the quantity of attendees. Hear about her purpose to service people in way that is different and inconclusive.

This episode launches SECOND season of this serial podcast that explore the financial wealth and mental mindset within all sectors of the culture. There is this trouble problem that starting to develop as more assets and money is obtained and ION LIKE IT

There is no better way than to wrap up 2020 than with Charles Oglesby aka ToddMillionaire. During this year you left his corporate job while helping hundreds of people on various social media platforms learn options trading and selling digital courses. This is the FINALE‼️‼️‼️

At the money today on this episode is Edward Oliver aka Young_Edgod the founder of a male beard brand. Ed talks about how he went from selling weave on college campus to coming home and pivoting to his beard brand that has steadily grown the last five years.

An active leader in my community in advocating for financial empowerment through various interviews, publications, podcasts, talks, and my own published works. Rahkim grew up in Mount Vernon, NY and embodies the idea that you don't have to succumb to your environment

Jabre Jennings is a App Developer and Builder located in the DMV region. In addition to teaching tech novice how to begin their own apps he is also passionate about teaching the youth the craft of early technology adoption.

This episode we have Bukola aka Kothedesigner at the money table with us. After pursuing a degree in business marketing she thought she knew what her ideal career would be. But when a hobby she use to do secretly for her friends became a whole business she wasted no time pivoting her skillset.

Once again we have Asia on the money table with me discussion what’s been happening since she was last on with us. She done with the Certification and now has focused in on honing her skills while also launching a merch associated with her blogging platform “In Tech She Trust”. This is a great one

Along with being a IT millennials tech professional, Tria is a blogger. She’s also new to the investing scene and shares her experiences diving into the market during the pandemic.

On this great episode of “The Culture Money” I chat with Tiffany Harris and Brandi Hawkins, the managing partners Harris Hawkins & Co Real Estate Brokerage. They speak on the dynamics of real estate purchase preparation, the artist of business partnerships, and how it all began.

On this episode of joined by an old college friend who gives insightful explanation on the information black owned business and entrepreneurs not skipping the cost of lawyers.

If you follow Milly on Twitter or Instagram then you know Real Estate and Entrepreneurship is her ultimate passion. I graduated with B.A in Psychology and currently work a 9-5 at a University. She have a wide range of experiences from Social Work to Managing Real Estate Projects. This episode be drove into the important of personal partnerships and…

Nicknamed “Elena Musk”. On this episode we will talk with Kiersten, the Co-founder of the only woman ride and black owned ride sharing app headquarter out of ATL. We talk about what went into launching a tech startup and a male dominated fields and how picking the right partner is essential

Since the pandemic has forced people to pursue more financial security and financial investing, one important part can’t be over looked..... TAXES. This episode Alana, who has over ten years of experience as a CPA will go into the difference complexities of the Tax bracket and codes

This is a very profound conversation with Lanyce about the serialness of entrepreneurship. The various experiences she had as a business owner and entrepreneur over the course of her life. This is a very good one.

This episode we’re talk with AJ about the systems that should be in place when building your business. Also, how you are never too busy to get your hands dirty.

In this episode of The Culture’e Money we have Career Coach Nadejiah Towns on the mic. She takes us thru tackling $20,000 in student loan debt and how she transitioned from Student Affairs associate to Entrepreneur

During this episode Bridgette tells about the time she loss an entire investment of inventory and how she overcame that experience to rebuild better and bigger. She can be found on IG @bridgetteloren and on twitter @LorenBridge

Owner/lead hairstylist of Salon Slay and founder of product line Mane Slay. She discovered her passion for hair at a very young age and dreamed of opening her own salon since the age of 13. But currently she’s transition from sought after hairstylist to self-published author.

During this episode Asia takes us thru her transition from paralegal to mid-level techie. She shares how college turned out not to be for her but her discipline enabled her to grind for where she wanted to be.

A mutual fund is a basket of stocks, bonds, or other types of assets. An index fund adheres to an entirely different strategy. ETFs, on the other hand, aren’t sold directly by fund companies. Instead, they are listed on an exchange, and you must have a brokerage account to buy and sell those shares.

The individual retirement account, or IRA, might be the most popular retirement plan in the U.S. An IRA offers various tax benefits, including the ability to grow your contributions on a tax-advantaged basis, so that you can compound your money quicker for retirement. Why aren’t you taking advantage of your employer’s 401K plan? You don’t like free…

Having an Emergency Fund Is More Important than Ever. Here Are the 3 Best Places to Keep Your Savings: High Yield Savings Account, Money Market Accounts, and CDs( Certificate of Deposits). Learn How to Manage Money, Starting From Scratch. We discuss hard skills like budgeting, savings, credit and debt, and investing. Thank you all for listening…

This first episode gives an insightful look at your host and how he came to be passionate about matters of finance in regards to the The Culture’s Money.