The Date Night Episode 2.0

On this episode we are dealing with the difficult topic of bullying. Annetta Swift, founder of the Bully Me Not Foundation, joins me to talk about her work against bullying. We get into the impact of bullying, social bullying vs. cyber bulling, and she shares some tools and tips for kids and parents who are dealing with bullying
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Season 3 kicks off with an episode focused on financial literary and the importance of credit. Credit expert Rodney Roberts joins me and we talk about tips to improve your credit, success stories of clients he's worked with, and he shares how to get a free copy of e-book that gives 101 tips on how to fix your credit
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In this episode we feature some holiday music of some under the radar creatives. Check it out as your celebrating the holiday with your family, friends. and loved ones
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This episode focuses on thankful music for the holiday season and my thoughts on what being thankful is
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In this episode I'm joined by new artist Tremayne Toombs-Campbell, producer James Crawley, and writer Andre Hendriex. We get into the process behind the project and how it challenged her and opened her up creatively. We also talk about their musical backgrounds, influences, and how their creative process works
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In this episode we're talking football and I'm joined by Coach Brannon Tidwell, Head Football Coach and Athletic Director at St Joseph Academy, Darnell Sallins, sportswriter for the Unfiltered Access website and host of the Playmakerz Blog Podcast, and Will Moore, semi-professional football player and host of the Chill Time is Will Time Podcast. We talk about frustrated fan bases in college and the NFL, and which fan base has the best chance to win a championship. Then we get into fantasy football, why it's so popular, and the guests and I share our best and worst memories from playing fantasy football.
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I'm joined on this episode by jazz saxophonist Mike Walton. We talk about his new jazz project "Merging Lanes". He tells his story of how he initially wasn't into music but found his love of it through film scores. We talk about the inspiration behind "Merging Lanes" and he shares some of the people he worked with on the project.
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In this episode we discuss the business side of music. Attorney Nah-Deh Simmons joined me to talk about the legal side of the music business. He talks about the importance of publishing and shares some legal tips for independent artists when it comes contracts and negotiations. We also talk about the radio side of the music business. Bre Singleton, co-host of Lit Nights with Ed on Praise 102.5 in Atlanta, joins me to talk about her journey in the radio business. We talk about the promotion side of her job and how she became an on air radio talent. As well we get into the importance and relevance of radio and she gives some good insight and tips to independent artists on how to build their fan base to get the attention of radio stations for airplay.
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In this episode Donovan "Groov" Henderson joins me to talk about his new digital music magazine "Groov Magazine". We talk about his music career, his relocation from NY to Atlanta, and how he transitioned from being an artist and producer to starting "Groov Magazine"
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In this episode Pastor Jason Hendrickson joins me to talk about his new single "Because You're Great". We also talk about his early memories being a part of the sound for Bishop Hezekiah Walker and Love Fellowship Choir, his transition to becoming a solo artist, and how he got his songs placed on Marvin Sapp's "Here I Am" project
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