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This is a podcast dedicated to the unheard, unseen and underrepresented. It is to celebrate and honor the voices of the BIPOC, Latine, Queer, Neurodivergent, and Disabled communities by getting honest. This podcast is about breaking generational patterns and raising the volume on topics that usually get swept under the rug. Your host Leslie Lew, a Trailblazing Women's Empowerment Leader and international speaker will guide you into heartfelt discussions rooted in love and courage so that you ...
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"Forecasted" dives deep into the world of music, hosted by a passionate music creator with a profound love for all genres. With a special fondness for hip-hop culture, the host offers listeners an authentic perspective as both a fan and a student of the craft. Each episode features in-depth interviews with musicians, from rising stars to seasoned legends, exploring their journeys, creative processes, and the inspirations behind their art. While music takes center stage, the show also delves ...
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A podcast to create bold and inspiring relationships at work and at home, the Merging path Podcast is hosted by professionally trained and certified Executive Coach Brooks E. Scott from Merging Path Coaching. It explores a range of leadership, management and interpersonal communications concepts to help us all have conversations we continue to avoid.
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What does it take to be a professional artist? Park West Gallery’s Morris Shapiro wants to know, so he’s interviewing some of today’s most popular visual artists. “Behind the Artist” shares candid conversations in which artists tell real stories about their upbringings, their careers, and the creative inspiration behind their work. Art lovers and collectors alike will love this authentic look at what it takes to create and thrive in the contemporary art world. You can also watch Park West's ...
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Leslie Lew, known globally as the “Warrior,” is an International Keynote Speaker, Humanitarian, Coach, and 3x Author. She is a trailblazing women’s self-defense expert dedicated to empowering women and marginalized communities. As the founder of Reclaiming Your Courage and co-founder of the Warrior Queens Rise movement, Leslie leads with a powerful…
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Indigo Phoenyx is an East Coast based rapper, journalist, and CEO of Rugged Triad Records renowned for her prolific output. As a journalist, Indigo brings a unique perspective to her music, often weaving narratives that reflect her experiences and insights into the industry. Her role as CEO of Rugged Triad Records underscores her commitment to empo…
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John Doe, a veteran turntablist from Cincinnati’s legendary 1200 Hobos crew, returns with his latest release, Gimme Some Elbow Room, dropped on May 9, 2025. Inspired by a line from Ice Cube in Da Lench Mob’s “Guerrillas in tha Mist,” the track showcases John Doe’s signature blend of dusty samples, sharp scratches, and turntable wordplay. Originally…
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Buddha and Big Riccio are two rising hip-hop artists out of Northern California, making waves in the Bay Area scene with their modern, catchy sound and relentless grind. Longtime friends turned collaborators, the duo has been building their name from the ground up, driven by a shared passion and an unshakable work ethic. Buddha doubles as a skilled…
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Carlito Black is an East Coast rapper, entrepreneur, and mental health advocate whose music and mission are deeply rooted in resilience and community upliftment. Carlito transformed personal adversity into a powerful narrative to champion independent artistry and urban culture. As a mental health advocate, Carlito uses his platform to address the p…
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DJ M-1 is a Dublin-based hip-hop producer, DJ, and audio engineer who has become a cornerstone of Ireland’s underground rap scene. Known for his gritty boom-bap beats, soulful samples, and masterful scratching, he has collaborated with artists worldwide. With releases on respected labels like Chopped Herring Records, Icy Palms, and Tuff Kong, DJ M-…
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Braille is an emcee from Portland, Oregon, known for his unique blend of introspective lyricism and thought-provoking storytelling. His classic album Shades of Grey showcases his skillful wordplay and deep reflections on life, faith, and the human condition, earning him a dedicated fanbase in the hip hop scene. Braille’s catalog of music has cement…
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The Manila based and best selling science fiction author Katrina Olan is best known for her groundbreaking novel Tablay. Released in 2019, Tablay blends futuristic mecha warfare with Philippine mythology, reimagining creatures like the aswang as techno-organic adversaries in a dystopian future Manila. Beyond writing, she has a background in adverti…
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Jaybrio "The Hitman" Pe Benito is an undefeated professional boxer from Hawaii competing in the super featherweight division. He began boxing at age 9 and currently trains with the Wild Card Boxing Club under the legendary trainer, Freddie Roach. He recently improved his professional record of 6-0 after a unanimous victory over Sebastian Gutierrez.…
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Mykill Miers is a California rapper, songwriter, and producer known for his distinctive blend of horrorcore rap and thought-provoking lyricism. Emerging from the Los Angeles hip-hop scene, Miers gained recognition for his dark, intense subject matter and raw, gritty sound. He’s particularly known for his appearances on the legendary Wake Up Show, w…
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Bobby J from Rockaway is a dynamic rapper hailing from the vibrant borough of Queens, New York. Known for his smooth delivery and raw, authentic storytelling, Bobby J captures the essence of his upbringing, blending his personal experiences with broader cultural narratives. His music delves into themes of perseverance, hustle, and the complexities …
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BlackLiq is a versatile rapper, radio show host, dedicated teacher and mentor, signed to Strange Famous Records. Known for his sharp lyricism and unique storytelling, he blends introspective themes with powerful beats, creating music that resonates deeply with listeners. In addition to his music career, he hosts a radio show where he shares his pas…
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Jise One, a founding member of the influential New York hip hop group, The Arsonists, emerged from the underground scene of Brooklyn in the 1990s. He is a multifaceted artist whose talents extend far beyond the mic. As a lyricist, his sharp, introspective bars and dynamic stage presence helped define The Arsonists’ signature sound, blending gritty …
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Christopher Merto is an accomplished entrepreneur and international relations professional from San Diego, California. The UC Santa Cruz graduate combines his passion for creativity and design with his global experiences. He is also the proud owner of Kickztopher, a popular shoe customization business where he brings unique artistic flair to footwe…
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Wordsworth is a multi-talented rapper, actor, and educator best known for his impactful appearances on the iconic TV show Lyricist Lounge and his contributions to hip-hop. The highly skilled lyricist with a sharp flow is also part of the critically acclaimed group eMC. Beyond his musical career, Wordsworth has also showcased his music in various te…
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Jus Allah is a New Jersey-based rapper known for his sharp, socially conscious lyrics and his impactful time as a member of the underground hip-hop group Jedi Mind Tricks. Joining the group in the late '90s, Jus Allah played a key role in shaping the group's gritty, dark sound on classic albums such as Violent by Design. His thought-provoking verse…
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Rymeezee is a Filipino American emcee from the Bay Area, California. Raised in the Excelsior District, he began his musical journey in the mid-1990s, initially engaging in battle rap before transitioning to more serious music production. Over the years, Rymeezee has released multiple projects, showcasing his versatile rhyme delivery. Beyond his mus…
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Session with the LA based DJ Puffs and Bay Area b-boy and emcee, D-Adobe Shift. Both are long time friends of Memphis Reigns, dating back to the late 1990s where they first met at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Tap in for a light hearted conversation on superstitions, New Year rituals, Candy Crush, Korean Dramas, staying curious and odd …
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Panik is a renowned music producer and a key member of the influential Chicago-based hip hop collective, The Molemen. Known for his intricate production style, he has helped shape the sound of underground rap, blending soulful samples with hard-hitting drums. Panik’s work has earned him the highest respect in the hip hop community, collaborating wi…
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DJ Moves is a producer and turntablist based out of Canada. He is known for his deep roots in the independent hip hop scene. The Nova Scotian rooted beatmaker has 60+ albums under his belt. He started DJing in 1991 and eventually found his way to music production. His gritty, irreverent and raw style reflects his deep love for digging and hip hop c…
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Think about it... when was the last time you yelled at the top of your lungs? What if you needed to do that now to help fight for your safety? The first time you've yelled at the top of your lungs to protect yourself shouldn't be the first time you've yelled at the top of your lungs. There is so much power that comes from embodiment through mental …
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This is a conversation rooted in what it means to have your soul connected with someone else who sees you, uplifts you, and wants to see you succeed. I sat down with my good friend, Dawn. Dawn C. Benjamin is the CEO of Sistah Encourage Me, LLC. a women's empowerment company. She is a Life Coach, Author and Motivational Speaker that elevates women t…
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Welcome to the Reclaim Your Voice podcast, where we celebrate 20 episodes of inspiring conversations and powerful stories of self-discovery, resilience, and personal growth. As we mark this milestone, we're excited to present a special episode that takes a unique approach to self-defense - one that goes beyond the physical and explores how empowerm…
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This episode is purely about love and what it's like to know someone for so long as a friend and evolve into a loving relationship with them. Romi and Jenny, two friends for the past 16 years turned into a wild, passionate, and fun movie script love story. Soon they will both be living together in Austin where Romi currently lives as a Mama, Identi…
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Lauren is an Accredited Financial Counsellor Canada, a Joyful Money Coach, and speaker. She works with people wanting to improve their relationship with money and specializes in variable earning. Lauren believes that you can start feeling good about your money now. Learn more about Lauren and her work: www.elbiecoaching.com In this eye-opening epis…
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Sequoia is a speaker, mental transformation coach, and consultant working predominantly out of the Washington, DC area. Sequoia first discovered her passion for mindset as a Division I, walk-on basketball player over a decade ago through the world of athletics. Sequoia attended the University of Maryland where she earned her undergraduate degree in…
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My friend Jeff Harry is back as we delve into the crucial topic of male allyship and explore how men can actively contribute to advancing gender equality and social justice. He shares personal stories and insights, offering practical advice on how men can become effective allies in various spheres of life. From the workplace to relationships, from …
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Tune in to this powerful episode as we explore the intersection between race and personal safety, and join us in fostering a culture of empathy, allyship, and positive change. Linda and I dive deep into the intersection between race and personal safety, exploring the challenges, experiences, and triumphs that come with navigating this complex lands…
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In this episode, Petra and I dive deep into how developing our friendship and building trust led to some beautiful conversations around race and allyship. Petra Vega (She/ Her/ Ella) is a Queer, Black Puerto Rican from a tiny town in Upstate, NY who after years of being told she should be seen and not heard at home and in the world, decided to recl…
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Christina and I tap into a range of topics that go into what it means to get connected to your spirituality. Christina Vo is a writer who previously worked for international organizations , including UNICEF, the World Economic Forum and Solidaridad, in Vietnam and Switzerland. After spending time abroad, she moved to San Francisco where worked as a…
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CW: Mention of suicide On this Mother's Day episode, Amy and Leslie speak in a real and honest way about their relationships with their toxic Asian mothers and their journey in navigating through them within their cultural confines. While Asian women tropes have been prevalent throughout media, they break down the history of toxic Asian women trope…
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Sienna is an experienced yoga teacher and international health coach dedicated to uplifting underserved communities by healing WOMEN. She focuses on supporting entrepreneurial women in their missions to bring massive change to the world by helping them create space (and time) for healing and overall healthier lifestyles. Her and I get into a conver…
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Have you ever told someone, “Don’t cry, be a man!” Have you ever said that to yourself? (I sure as hell have) When did you first notice that you shouldn’t hold your father’s hand any longer? What age were you? What about it made you stop? Society and external systems reinforce gender stereotypes, but sometimes these boxes are formed within our fami…
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Jeff Harry combines positive psychology and play to heal workplaces, help teams build psychological safety and assist individuals in addressing their biggest challenges by embracing a play-oriented approach to work. Jeff was selected by BambooHR & Engagedly as one of the Top 100 HR Influencers and has been featured in the NY Times, Mashable, Upwort…
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Annie Tan is a writer, special education teacher, activist, storyteller, and cousin of Vincent Chin, whose 1982 killing led to an Asian American movement. Annie's work has been featured in Huffington Post, New Republic, and twice on NPR's The Moth Radio Hour. Annie is currently working on her first book, a memoir about being a daughter of Chinese i…
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Romi is a mom growing, healing and exploring her identity. Romi pulls no punches in this episode of what it's like being in the perceived glitz and glamour of a reality show and the exploitation she faced in the aftermath. She was born and raised in Pasadena. Romi fell in love with makeup, so attended the MUD Studio LA in Burbank. A few years after…
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Amy Yvonne Yu is an immigrant who came to America at the young age of 10 by herself on a plane. She considers herself the most culturally confused person she knows: British, born in Hong Kong, lives in California, born to a traditional Chinese family, "adopted" by hippies that ran the Haight Ashbury Free Clinics, and raised herself since the age of…
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Have you ever seen an HR policy that states employees aren't allowed to talk to their coworkers about how much they make? I haven't. Who does this protect? And more importantly... who does this hurt? In this episode, I sit down with Nadia De Ala - the founder of Real You Leadership. Nadia is a facilitator, negotiation, and leadership coach on a mis…
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Robyn Tamanaha is a Japanese American Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Orange County, CA. She has been a therapist for almost 10 years and has her own private practice where she specializes in helping people who are living with Bipolar Disorder and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder hop in the driver's seat, manage mood changes and triggers, and …
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In this episode, I'm joined by Koye Adeboye, who Leads Communications and Outreach for the United Nations Spotlight Initiative which is the world's largest investment to end all forms of violence against women and girls. Now, you might be asking yourself, why are two guys talking about an issue that affects women and girls? First, it affects all of…
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You couldn't get enough of part 1 of this episode and it may have crossed your mind "that couldn't happen to me". Listen to part 2 as Brandi's provides insight into the symptoms of being in a cult-like environment. Know what to look for so you don't give away your sense of self and autonomy. Brandi's committed to helping us recognize the systems ke…
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For those that are altruistic and have a deep sense of contribution to the world, or those that yearn for connection and healing, we can find ourselves abandoning our own needs in the spirit of admiring a charismatic personality or a curriculum that says we can meet all of our needs by pursuing this "one" path. This is why coaches and the coaching …
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A podcast to create bold and inspiring relationships at work and at home, the Merging path Podcast is hosted by professionally trained and certified Executive Coach Brooks E. Scott from Merging Path Coaching. It explores a range of leadership, management and interpersonal communications concepts to help us all have conversations we continue to avoi…
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Do you ever catch yourself getting codeswitch fatigue? This week I am talking to Jennifer Nagel about how we be codeswitching and who sometimes we don't realize we are doing it. Jennifer Nagel is an online CEO, business strategist, and founder of the mastermind community, Success Revolution Society. In her 20+ year professional career, she has mast…
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Your girl started a podcast? Why? I got really fed up with trying to get a seat at everyone else table so I said f*ck it I will create my own. I am tired of not have the underrepresented having a safe space to be authentically themselves and to speak. If you love what you are hearing, continue to support my podcast: IG: https://www.instagram.com/re…
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Ed Center is a queer brown dad who coaches parents and other kid-raisers toward greater connection, calm, and joy. Ed worked in education for 25 years, starting as a high school teacher, always focused on the needs of kids of color. During the height of the pandemic, Ed’s son suffered an acute mental health crisis. Searching for support, Ed discove…
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Growing up as a military child who lived all over the world, Kevin Vigil, known as Kre8, found it difficult to blend in.His life experiences have formed the foundation for the artist he is today, and collectors from all over the world are drawn to his dramatic, interesting paintings. In this episode of the "Behind the Artist" podcast, Kre8 discusse…
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Growing up as the daughter of the renowned advertising executive art director Les Hopkins, artist Leslie Lew became steeped in the American ad culture in the 1960s.We are thrilled to have Lew as our featured artist this week on the "Behind the Artist" podcast! She discusses her childhood and how her experiences helped form the base of what she does…
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Enjoy part 2 of this split episode on the “Behind the Artist” podcast with artist Csaba Markus. In this episode, Markus and Park West Gallery Director Morris Shapiro continue their conversation discussing Markus' escape to America, where he lived in his car in California while trying to earn money to bring his family to join him. They then get into…
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Enjoy part 1 of 2 of this split episode on the “Behind the Artist” podcast with artist Csaba Markus. Markus has a larger-than-life personality, and shares with us in this episode his unique story as to why he is who he is. In this discussion with Morris Shapiro, we hear the details of Markus' childhood growing up in Communist Hungary and he reveals…
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