There is a spark you feel the moment someone is built for the mic, and DJ Tricey Trice brings that spark from the second she sits down. In this episode of Behind the Mic, we tap into the fire, the discipline, and the joy that turn her sports commentary into a daily pulse check for…
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There is a spark you feel the moment someone is built for the mic, and DJ Tricey Trice brings that spark from the second she sits down. In this episode of Behind the Mic, we tap into the fire, the discipline, and the joy that turn her sports commentary into a daily pulse check for fans. From recording on a $40 dollar webcam in her kitchen to hosting The Post Up on REVOLT, Tricey’s rise is a blueprint in hustle and heart.
💽 B Sides Track of the Week
DJ Tricey Trice’s picks: Cardi B Better Than You and Megan Thee Stallion Monday Morning Freestyle.
B-Sides Track of the Week playlist on Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2EysXGOWrzoQ3Zmp34VWLx?si=Els–8meT_esd-obiIs16w
B-Sides Track of the Week playlist on YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOCTSuUwMT0fHHhB6oPtaEYyTh2OWq7zY
Featured Quote:
“If I want something, it’s no person, place or thing that can stop me from getting that.”
Chapters:
00:42 Meet Introduction: DJ Tricey Trice
02:49 B Sides Track of the Week
06:07 Growing Up in Chicago and Sports Memories
16:06 Discovering the Illusion of TV
18:39 Passion for Sports and Entrepreneurship
24:01 Rapid Fire: This or That?
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Follow DJ Tricey Trice
Instagram and all platforms: @DJTriceyTrice
Credits
Behind the Mic: Hosted by Wize Grazette.
Edited and produced by Storytime Studios.
On this week’s episode, I chat with my best friend of 30 years, Kim C. Butcher, founder of lifestyle brand, Okoye by Kim, and a powerhouse Caribbean entrepreneur, cultural strategist, and festival producer.
We talk about how Kim blends sustainable fashion, cultural storytelling, and entrepreneurship to create impact for Caribbean women.
We explore:
– The story behind VEX Money and the Catch Mi Hand Grant – products and programs run through Okoye By Kim that empower women financially and culturally.
– Kim’s journey balancing ambition, well-being, and legacy-building.
– Insights on Caribbean women in business, creating community, and leaving lasting impact in culture, commerce, and sustainability.
– Practical advice for female entrepreneurs navigating challenges while making economic and social impact.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Kim C. Butcher
03:31 Survival Kit for Caribbean Women Entrepreneurs
06:52 Balancing Ambition and Well-Being
09:52 The Drive Behind Kim’s Work
12:49 Okoye by Kim: A Lifestyle Brand
15:44 Empowering Women Through Financial Independence
19:00 Advice for Aspiring Female Entrepreneurs
21:37 The Impact of Women on Economic Growth
24:43 Conclusion and Contact Information
26:32 Podcast outro.mp4
Whether you’re a Caribbean woman entrepreneur, a culture enthusiast, or looking for inspiration to turn your passion into purpose, this episode is for you.
🔗 Connect with Kim C. Butcher / Okoye by Kim:
Website: okoyebykim.com
Email: kim@okoyebykim.com
LinkedIn: @Kim Butcher
Instagram / Facebook: @OkoyeByKim
Tel: 1 (246) 266-0779
🎧 Watch/listen to more episodes of the Island Woman Podcast for stories, insights, and inspiration from Caribbean women shaping culture, business, and community.
If you liked this episode, you may also like – Caribbean Women Founders’ Survival Kit: Guts & Gumption is #1 (Tanja Gittens) – https://youtu.be/B7Ovs_mq_-w?si=lR-iSmziPrGhlzsm
#CaribbeanEntrepreneur #WomenInBusiness #OkoyeByKim #IslandWomanPodcast #CulturalStorytelling #SustainableFashion #WomenEmpowerment #CaribbeanBusiness
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We spoke about her journey, the grind behind the glow, and how she continues to carve out space for herself while uplifting others in the game. From bars to branding, balance to belief; Rouge dropped real gems on what it takes to keep raising the bar.
This one’s for those chasing growth and staying true to their craft. Tap in and catch the shine. Click on the link below for more info and how you can win your share of some dope prizes
https://www.sunlight.co.za/raise-the-bar.html
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