Open Letter to Pat Lynch
Dear Pat Lynch, As a lifelong NYer, I’ve seen several iterations of the NYPD. In the 80s, the force had light blue shirts and most cops had light blue eyes and were also light on patience. I remember the .38 revolvers they carried. I remember the disconnect I felt when I saw them, I never […]
7 Tips to a better hospital visit
I have dealt with hospitals via childbirths, sick loved ones and my own injuries. Chances are that if you are visiting a hospital, you are there for an emergency or urgent situation. I don’t have all of the answers, but I am here to share some tips that made my hospital interactions better. If you […]
Ready to drink and Joff?
I recently came across a snippet of a song called “Cinderella” on IG. I reached out to ppl and they told me that 5/1/19 was the day that UC Joff was dropping his “HearthrobOoch” EP. I decided to check out his old work as a primer for the new project. What I heard was the […]
One question for Nipsey
We recently lost a legend in the making in Nipsey Hussle. Another story of a life cut too short. When I heard the news, I initially was too tired to process it. I shrugged it off as random celebrity news. It wasn’t until I slept and thought back to this video, that I started to […]
Financial literacy series part 3: Mr. Delete the Debt
In part 3 of our financial literacy series, we interview Anthony Hartzog aka Mr. Delete the Debt. He discusses how he and his wife hustled their way out of over 100k in debt in less than two years. He also discusses his financial philosophy, his numerous businesses, and how his upbringing shaped his financial behavior. […]
The Super Bowl LIII halftime show and the complicated politics of support for the culture
Super Bowl LVIII is almost here. As one of the most-watched American sporting events of the year, more than 100 million people are expected to tune in this Sunday to see the Los Angeles Rams vs New England Patriots. Since the modern Super Bowl has become infamous as a high-profile entertainment extravaganza, even folks who […]
Financial Literacy PT 2 with “Millennial in Debt”
In Part 2 of our Financial Literacy Series, we sit down with Melissa J.B., 1/2 of the award winning web series “Millennial in Debt” to discuss her road to financial freedom, her thoughts on home ownership, and her mentality toward car transactions. She explains how she accomplished financial freedom on a teacher’s salary and her […]
Financial Literacy with Fortune Capital Consulting
Rob Fortune of Fortune Capital Consulting sat done with us to discuss some key debt elimination, wealth building, and financial keys that any and all can apply to their lives. Check it out here: Contact him here: Fortune Capital Consulting Website Facebook Instagram Twitter BIO: “FORTUNE CAPITAL CONSULTING WAS FOUNDED BY OWNER ROBERT FORTUNE IN […]
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Family Feud: a thought piece on Reid and Malcolm
Well folks, we’ve reached the end of 2018 NFL regular season. While this season certainly had its fair share of plot twists — from the no-shows, the injuries and other highlights (hello Baker and the Browns) — my bet is that the recent chapter in the Malcolm Jenkins vs Eric Reid saga has flown under your […]
Art Basel 2018: Where Same Is The New Different
For those of us in the creative space, Art Basel is rapidly becoming the hottest annual event to attend. Hosted all across Miami Florida – most notably in the rapidly gentrifying Wynwood area – Art Basel sets the stage for super talented and underrated artists to finally have their work showcased. However, what […]
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