In this final episode I thought it was important to talk about the business of content creation, specifically podcasting. My guest is energetic, intelligent, and prepared for the future of content creation. He also "flipped the script" and asked me a few questions. Prepare for a very insightful look into the thought process of the business of podcasting, tips, motivations, and what it's like to be a person of color in a space that can be dominated by those that don't look like you.

Lloyd George is a Zimbabwean American content creator, and freelance project manager with a passion for empowering Creators of Color.

Meet Lloyd, a Zimbabwean American content creator, and freelance project manager with a passion for empowering Creators of Color. By day, he manages creative projects for brands like GoPuff, DraftKings and Chic-Fil-A. By night, he dedicates himself to crafting content that amplifies diverse voices. Lloyd has created content for global brands such as Spotify, Riverside.FM, Acast, Creative Juice, and LinkedIn. His passion for the creator economy shines through in all his work. Within the last 5 months, over 3,000 people have completed his podcast course. Lloyd has also built a thriving community of over 15,000 creatives across all social platforms. A sought-after podcast consultant, Lloyd leverages his expertise to help brands harness the power of podcasting to reach their goals. As his career progresses, he looks forward to new opportunities in consulting, brand collaborations, and work as on-air talent.

We all have our humble beginnings that we can look back upon and say, that's when it began. Every story is unique. Some people eventually find their way to their passion, while others were born into it. My guest today didn't only grow up surrounded by other creatives, but she paved her path with purpose. Journalist, Producer, DJ, Podcaster.....and "child actor" Angélika Beener joins me for this fun and insightful episode.

Angélika Beener, Writer/Producer, and host of MILESTONES Podcast

• Angélika Beener is an award-winning journalist, DJ, host, and producer. Angélika has contributed her work to Downbeat, TIDAL, The Huffington Post, NPR Music, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and National Public Radio. In addition, she has contributed liner notes to several acclaimed recording projects, including two GRAMMY®-winning albums. A journalist who writes about music and culture at the intersections of race, gender, and generation, her work in public radio has been recognized by The Corporation for Public Broadcasting and The New York Association of Black Journalists. 

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Crystal J. was my intern back during my time at Morgan State University Public Radio WEAA-FM. She has developed into a very dope creative, mom, and human being. In this episode, she shares her early beginnings as a singer, and that transition into a creative designer & entrepreneur.

Crystal J is a self-taught graphic designer and entrepreneur.

Crystal J, having worked in graphic design for over a decade, Crystal J. (The self-taught graphic designer) is an incredibly versatile and talented individual. She holds several professional roles, including the owner of HausEleven Design Agency, Creative Director for OIA Brand and Bent Wine Co., as well as Founder of For.Dope.Moms., a new community that curates events and experiences for mothers to connect and make time for themselves. A mother of two beautiful brown girls, Crystal J. is creative at heart, creating dope vibes for brands and making waves for moms everywhere. Crystal J.'s passion and skill shine through in her work, proving that she is more than capable of making her mark in any industry.

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