Outline for interview

Intro

-Welcome to the podcast

Intro Judge Brown – a little about yourself

– how we know each other

Main interview

A little about yourself
How you became a judge
Tips for others
- Dream bigger – listen to God’s calling for you
- Just because you don’t see it doesn’t mean you can’t be it – Don’t limit yourself by what is around you.
- Don’t be afraid to be different!
- Do what you have to do now so you can do what you want to do later
- Get ready for the things you want to do – learn what you will need

Hot topics

Thoughts on cases in recent history involving police shootings (especially of unarmed black persons)?; Does it hit a bit different being a part of the justice system and a black woman?
What do you see as the role of judges and the justice system in tackling injustices like this
What is role for judges to tackle unconscious bias (Shelyna’s work in this area)

Other Topics

Sheylna’s forthcoming book – Preside

The idea of stewarding/presiding over your own life
- Matthew 25:14-30 (NIV Version)

How people can reach you & stay tuned to keep and eye out for the book

https://www.shelynabrown.com/

Shelyna on LinkedIn

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com/

April 16, 2021April 16, 2021

Comments from Corey

On this episode I sat down with my college friend Corey Daniels to talk how he got into the world of information security and a host of hot topics

Outline for Interview

Intro – Welcome to the Podcast

How we know each other

Main interview

A bit about Corey’s Background
how you got into information security
- Pathways program – interested in government
- Deloitte
Being open
What its like being and independent contractor
Independent vs Government employees
AITHERAS, LLC

Tips for others

US Small Business Administration – programs for minority owned businesses

Embrace the Grind

On this episode I sat down the Rod Gilmore of ESPN. We chatted about how he got into the competitive world of sports broadcasting and how he is living his life with cancer (Multiple Myeloma)

Outline for Interview

Intro – Welcome to the Podcast

Main Interview

A bit about Rod’s personal & Professional Background
- How you got into Broadcasting
- Tips for others interesting in broadcasting
  - Embrace the Grind – know that it is not easy
  - Look at colleges with strong journalism programs
    - Opportunity to get that experience through school
  - Search for internships
  - Make yourself available when broadcasting is going on your area
    - Whatever the job is – do it great – people notice!!
  - If possible get some practice and if you can get your own reel
  - Be persistent – don’t get discouraged easily
A bit about how Rod’s living with Cancer
- How can others help other struggling
  - Fight Like Hell – Not Today Cancer!!!
    - Creating a game plan to manage a tough blood cancer
  - Immunotherapy to Treat Cancer
  - YOUR ANNUAL PHYSICAL AND WHY IT’S IMPORTANT
  - No man’s land: men, illness, and the NHS

Closing

Any upcoming broadcasts/games you’ll be covering or social media folks can follow
- https://themmrf.org/
- Rod Gilmore on Twitter

February 24, 2021February 25, 2021

Let’s Talk About It

On this episode I sat down with Dr. Blair “Prof” Condoll of Dillard University & Oliver “OT” Thomas WBOK’s The Good Morning Show to talk a ton of hot topics.

Outline for Podcast Interview

Intro

Main interview – Hot topics

Covid-19 & its vaccine;
Link to COVID-19 Mini-Series Episodes
- Part 1
- Part 2
- Part 3
- Part 4;
- Part 5
Trump 2nd impeachment – can the GOP do what is right for the county?
- Spoiler Alert – they didn’t
State of Black America & especially the images of black woman leaders.
- Kamala Harris represents many things, especially Black Women’s work
- Stacey Abrams nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
- Roz Brewer – New CEO of Walgreens
NOLA w/out traditional Mardi Gras
- Mardi Gras 2021 in New Orleans: Closed bars, no to-go drinks
- Krewe of House Floats
Debunking COVID-19 Conspiracy theory

Outro

Tune in to WBOK 1230 AM 7am -10am CST to catch Prof & OT every weekday
- WBOK 1230 AM

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com/

February 17, 2021February 17, 2021

Interview Outline & Show notes

On this episode I sat down with Lee Koonce President & Artistic Director of Gateways Music Festival. We talk about his journey from permonance to art administration. We also talk about safe spaces for people of African descent in music and other places, as well as a host of other topics.

Intro – Welcome to Podcast

Background

– How we know each other

– Lee’s professional background

Lee’s Background

Main interview topics:

– How you got into the world of the arts

– Why not just do the performance side

– Tips for others interested in this field

– What is the Gateways Music Festival & why is it so important

https://gatewaysmusicfestival.org/

– Other hot topics

– Comments of why diversity, equity and inclusion are important in the fine arts

Gateways Philosophical Statement

Outro

Lee to plug any upcoming events/ projects/website/social media

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com/

February 10, 2021February 10, 2021

Orchestra Diversity beyond instruments

Interview Outline & Show notes

On this episode I sat down with Ariel Shelton Davis of the Kennedy Center. We talk about her journey from musician to art administration. We also had a open discussion of the state of diversity in mainstream orchestras today as well as some the work she and others are doing to change this landscape.

Intro – Welcome to Podcast

Background

How we know each other & professional background
- Busboys and Poets

Main Interview

How Ariel got into the world of the arts cultural organizer & Social impact

Tips for others interested in this field

Art Administrators of Color
Internship (Paid vs Unpaid)
Reach out to ask for info sessions

Outro

Ariel to plug any upcoming events/ projects/website/social media

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com/

February 3, 2021February 3, 2021

You Can’t Microwave Wine

Interview Outline:

On this episode I sat down with former corporate executive & my father, Troy Henry. We talked about his ascent in “Corporate America” and ultimately becoming an entrepreneur.

Intro – Welcome Mr. Troy Henry

– A little about Troy & how we know each other.

Main Interview

Troy’s educational & professional background; how did he get into corporate world.
How was it climbing the corporate ladder as an African American in the 80s & 90s?
What made Troy leave the corporate world and branch out on his own?
What challenges do you face as an entrepreneur/ business owner (especially as an African American)?
Tips for others starting out as an entrepreneur.
- Make sure your skills are tight!
- Have the financial backing to weather the early days of starting out (save up)
  - You can’t microwave wine.
- Have a plan (Business Plan)
  - https://www.paloalto.com/business-plan-software
- Consider acquisition or mimic vs or start up.
  - https://dealstream.com/

Outro – any upcoming projects or things to promote for Troy.

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com/

January 20, 2021February 3, 2021

COVID-19 Mini-Series: Part 5

COVID -19 Mini Series Part 5 – Outline

Intro – Welcome Dr. Sholas

Background on Dr. Sholas

How we know each other – we are just truly meeting 😊
Professional Background
Maurice Sholas, MD, PhD, is a physician entrepreneur who provides care for children with physical disabilities and as an administrator uses his voice to elevate marginalized communities in healthcare.

Main Interview Outline

Overview of distrust in health care systems – where does that come from
People of color & COVID-19 & the COVID-19 Vaccine your thoughts
- Criticisms around the vaccine – why you decided to get it
- There are good reasons Black people don’t trust health institutions, but I still got the COVID-19 vaccine
Other comments on COVID-19

Dr. Sholas Social Media & Contact Info

All social media platforms at @DocMoSho or at www.DocMoSho.com

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com/

December 28, 2020December 30, 2020