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In this episode of Church on the Block, Pastor Phil, Pastah J, and Dr. Terence Z. Gadsden, AKA DJ Rock On discuss the significance of Juneteenth and its impact on the African American community. They share personal experiences and reflections on historical trauma, emphasizing the importance of understanding and acknowledging the history of Juneteenth. The conversation also highlights the role of faith leaders in addressing these issues and fostering resilience, love, and gratitude within our communities.
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90% of people have a business idea but do not execute it. During this episode, I will share the top four things that stop people from moving forward and cover some tools to help you overcome those barriers.
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In this episode, DJ Focus and Dice Gamble welcome Mr. 2-17, a producer, artist, and motivational speaker. The talented creative shares his faith journey, emphasizing his transition from secular to Christian music and the impact of his beliefs on his career and community outreach. The discussion covers the challenges he faced, the importance of authenticity, and the influence of young artists in Christian hip hop. The episode also explores the dangers of deception and self-deception, highlighting the need for honesty, integrity, and seeking genuine spiritual guidance.
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In this podcast episode, the hosts engage in a heartfelt conversation with Meezo, a young entrepreneur and musician. Meezo shares her faith journey, including a transformative experience during the COVID-19 pandemic that deepened her relationship with God. She discusses her struggles with depression, anxiety, and the challenges of letting go of secular influences. And our hosts get real about the Christians faith walk; authenticity, accountability, and the impact of one's actions on others.
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In this episode Pastor Phil has a candid discussion with Cause and Effect about the power of the justice system, the impact of personal choices, and the lack of nurturing in communities. The conversation also highlights the challenges faced by incarcerated individuals, the economic interests in the prison system, and the need for accountability and change.
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In this episode I explore common career challenges and offers strategies to overcome them. I emphasize the importance of networking and its impact on your career. I also stress the need for long-term career planning, and how goal setting is vital to a successful career. Lastly, I discuss how to navigate office politics, and why understanding workplace dynamics will help you propel your career.
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In this special episode of Da Fixx, DJ Focus welcomes Bryson Gray, a controversial figure known for his Christian perspective on various topics. Bryson discusses his boldness in addressing controversial issues, attributing it to his upbringing and faith journey. He shares his transition from secular to Christian music, his interactions with artists like Kanye West, and his disappointment with Kanye's musical direction. Bryson critiques the Christian hip hop community, calling for more authenticity and growth.
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In this episode, DJ Focus and Dice Gamble welcome Jayna Elise, a singer and actress known for her appearances on America's Got Talent and American Idol. They discuss Jayna's faith journey, her experiences in the entertainment industry, and her new single "Sooner Than Now." In their real talk segment Focus and Dice discuss the importance of getting to know God intimately. They share their personal tips and scriptures for deepening your relationship with the Lord.
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In this episode, Pastor Phil welcomes special guest, Dr. Corniki Bornds to discuss the profound impact of violence on families, focusing on her personal journey after losing her son to gang violence. She shares her emotional and spiritual struggles, including anger towards God and difficulties finding comfort in her church community. Dr. Corniki emphasizes the need for empathy and understanding in grief, and the importance of not judging others' expressions of pain. If you're dealing with a tragic loss of a loved one from violence, then this episode is for you.
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In this episode I discuss time management for career growth, sharing my personal experiences and insights. I emphasize the importance of continuous learning, adaptability, and effective time management tools like Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar, and Calendly. I've got practical tips such as a color-coding system for prioritizing tasks and the Eisenhower Matrix for managing distractions. Additionally, artist, author, speaker, and podcaster Jackie Hill Perry joins me to make an exciting announcement.
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In this episode, DJ Focus interviews Sophia O. Williams, also known as So Gucci. They discuss her upbringing in Mississippi, her role on the reality TV show "Belle Collective," and her ventures in real estate and fitness training. Sophia discusses the challenges of reality TV, the importance of mental health, and the lessons she's learned from God. In their real talk segment Focus and Dice explore themes of humility, faith, and trusting in God's timing.
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In this episode, our hosts welcome Dr. Rhonda Cotton and Chaka Balamani. Dr. Cotton, a multi-talented CEO and mentor, shares her faith journey and discusses her media and film production work, including her upcoming Great and Grand Foundation. Chaka Balamani, a filmmaker passionate about youth advocacy, talks about his impactful films addressing teen issues and his recent project, "A Christmas Bonus." The conversation emphasizes the significance of spiritual growth, finding purpose, and supporting disadvantaged youth through advocacy.
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In this episode of Church on the Block, hosts Pastor Phil and Pastah J discuss the church's social responsibility, particularly towards African Americans. They emphasize the need for the church to actively engage in repairing societal injustices and living out gospel principles. Pastah J highlights the concept of repair, advocating for a shift from generosity to reparative justice, addressing historical and systemic issues. The conversation underscores the church's role in facilitating reparations and leading by example to bring about positive societal change, emphasizing collective responsibility and the transformative nature of repair.
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In this episode of the Corelink Solution Show I discuss the significance of advancing one's career through education and learning. I underscore the role of prayer and intentional learning in staying competitive in a fast-paced environment. I also share my personal journey of climbing the career ladder and the transformative impact of pursuing formal education in my 30's. Whether it's online courses, certifications, workshops, or mentorship I encourage you to keep growing and learning to enhance your skills and career prospects.
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In this episode, special actress Rama Montakhabi, known as Peaches from "BMF" and "Tomb Raider 2." They discuss her red-carpet experiences, working with the cast, and the impact of the industry strike on her mental health and well-being. Rama shares her spiritual growth and faith in God, her potential involvement in a faith-based Netflix show, and her love for hip hop, mentioning artists like Tupac, Biggie, and Aaliyah. The episode also features a spiritual detox interview with entrepreneur Tamera Fair, focusing on her journey to success, faith, and the pandemic's impact on the church.
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We've got a special spiritual detox episode of Da Fixx featuring author, filmmaker and producer, Michael Chin, who discusses his faith-infused upbringing, his creative process, and the success of his films on Tubi. He also shares insights into his vision for incorporating creativity and entrepreneurship in the church. Our next guest, Apostle Veryl Howard shares her journey transitioning from beauty pageants to managing talent in the entertainment industry. She also gives her unique perspective on the modern church, demons, false prophets and what needs to change for the church to be what God intended.
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In this episode, we are talking rap battles and beef within the hip hop community. The conversation touches on the negative trend of petty battles, the cultural impact, and the need for authenticity. We also explore the positive side of battles that focus on affirmation and the commendable apology of J. Cole who chose integrity over competition. The conversation also highlights the dangers of beef leading to real conflicts and the Christian hip hop community's response to artists' personal struggles, advocating for compassion and understanding.
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In this episode I explore the crucial role of soft skills in today's job market. I'm sharing why communication, teamwork, and adaptability is necessary for career progression. Drawing from personal experiences and data, I illustrate how soft skills influence workplace dynamics, culture, and the sustainability of a career, underscoring their growing importance for professional success.
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In this episode, DJ Focus and Jered Sanders discuss the intricacies of Christian hip hop, discussing Jared's album "Talk to Me Nice" and the need for high-quality, competitive music in the genre. They explore the album's evolution from fun tracks to a deeper, more introspective collection, emphasizing the challenge of breaking stigmas surrounding Christian hip hop. The episode also touches on the broader state of Christian hip hop, the unity among artists, and the importance of mentorship and impact on the next generation. Also in this episode, our hosts are getting real about doubt and how to overcome it to pursue your purpose.
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In this podcast episode, DJ Focus interviews Telishia Berry and Paul Jerry AKA Hey Pablo, discussing their faith journeys and the challenges they've faced. Telishia talks about her multifaceted career and dedication to women's empowerment, while Paul shares his personal losses and the role of faith and therapy in his healing. They both emphasize the importance of perseverance and spiritual grounding. The episode also features a real talk conversation about the significance of overcoming adversity and the need for mental health awareness.
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