Black Men’s Health Festival Recap + Vital Men’s Health Tips | Heart, Body & Soul CEO Christopher C. Williams
CEO Christopher C. Williams is CEO of Heart, Body, and Soul, a Brooklyn-based nonprofit dedicated to Black men’s health
CEO Christopher C. Williams is CEO of Heart, Body, and Soul, a Brooklyn-based nonprofit dedicated to Black men’s health
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Paul shares how customer creativity pushed the culture forward with grills
Levels Barbershop owner Kazo breaks down the reality of barber licensing in New York, the difference between skill and certification, and the journey of building a successful barbershop brand from Harlem to multiple locations
Since founders DéVon Christopher Johnson and Rhonesha Byng launched the organization, BOMESI Foundation has grown into a national force, uniting publishers, redistributing advertising dollars, and equipping diverse media owners with the tools and resources to thrive
Reggie Williams breaks down the real story behind Ambrosia For Heads (AFH)
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We dive deep into the evolution of The Rebelle Agency and Rebelle Management (Tanisha Colon-Bibb- PR Publicist)
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Hawaii Mike grew up in a musical household (shoutout to Viva Brazil)
Russell Westbrook’s Why Not? Foundation partnered with Bene by Nina to present the 4th Annual Women’s Wellness Brunch, an impactful afternoon of meaningful conversations from women leaders across industries
Shaquille O’Neal shares the life-changing advice his father gave him at 12 years old
From watching Spike Lee shut down Broadway for Brooklyn and Malcolm X, to learning under the legendary Larry Banks at LIU, Attika J. Torrence explains why he had to master every craft—writing, directing, and acting—to get his voice heard
We go behind the scenes with longtime strategist Rachel Noerdlinger, who has worked with Rev. Al Sharpton and the National Action Network since 1998