Episode Notes On the eighty-eighth entry of the newly-rebranded TAP In with Tristan, our incredible host Tristan Layfield talks about seasonal employment. The pandemic has left people without jobs or in financial binds. With the holidays right around the corner, if you find yourself in those situations you might start entertaining the idea of a…
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Episode Notes Zach sits down with Eric Severson, EVP & Chief People Officer at Neiman Marcus Group and Dr. Katrice Albert, Executive Vice President of Culture, Innovation and Inclusion at S2A Solutions about Neiman Marcus and their journey to be a more equitable and inclusive place to work. Check the links in the show notes…
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Episode Notes Amy speaks with Diana Watson, founder and owner of Speaking Seed, LLC. Diana provides Chinese business consulting services to companies that need a better understanding of Chinese culture to improve business and also coaches professionals who aspire to deliver presentations in their non-native language. Check the links in the show notes to secure…
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COVID canceled the greatest season known to HBCU grads, Homecoming Season. But we’re not going to let it get us down. We’re bringing the Homecoming vibe right through your speakers. We’re talking Ice Cube, Cardi B, Issa vs Kanye, and reliving the great times of HBCU life. — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor:…
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• PRE POTPOURRI. Introducing Dillion (5:51). What’s new in the mind, heart, body, soul (10:39). • MUSIC POTPOURRI. Is McDonalds using Travis Scott & J Balvin to hide racial discrimination lawsuits against the company (16:01)? L.A. Reid sells 100% of his catalogue; why is this becoming a theme in Hip Hop/R&B (19:30)? Spotify adds a…
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Episode Notes On the twenty-fourth installment of our See It to Be It podcast series, Amy speaks with BridgeTech Enterprises CEO and founder Kassandra Dasent. Kassandra is a certified project management professional with 10+ years of experience in STEM-specific roles with leading conglomerates. She breaks down her job responsibilities as a technical project manager, stresses…
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Episode 10 for ya’ headtop and we have The Sobering’s extended family Muzi and his partner in crime. They take us through their newly formed duo ‘Clout Killed The Kids’, what it is Clout Killed The Kids and it’s place in the SA music industry. We also get to know Espacio Dios while Muzi gives us a vital lesson in balancing the art and the business, the hardships of independence and the importance of owning your masters and what it means.
Clout Killed The Kids also gives us a bit of inside info on how they run their respective labels and what the future of record labels looks like. The music industry can be a tricky place and Muzi guides us through how he uses the human approach to avoid the sharks in the industry, we also get to know Espacio a little more and find out what his inspirations are and the future for Clout Killed The Kids.
00:00 Intros
03:59 What is CloutKilled The Kids and it’s place in the SA music industry
20:20 Getting to know Espacio Dios
37:04 Balancing the art and the business
39:57 The hardships of independency
49:43 Owning your masters and what it means
01:00:06 The future of record labels
01:20:40 The human approach to everything
01:28:20 Espacio’s inspiration and the future for Clout Killed The Kids
01:48:40 Outro
Guests:
Clout Killed The Kids (@Muziou & @Espacio_Dios)
Co-hosts:
Mokgethwa – @Mokgethwa__
Kitso – @FratpackMusic
Lil Frat – @Fratpacker
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Produced by Kabelo Moremi
Engineered by Kitso Moremi
The crew is back for Episode 78! This episode we’re talking Trump’s diagnosis & quick recovery from COVID, Daniel Cameron’s latest antics in the Breonna Taylor case, Drake again dating underage women, and the death of Johnathan Price. — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support…
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