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A Very Special Welcome to HarlemAmerica
As the former host of What's Hot! New York, the music and entertainment segment of Fox 5 New York’s “The McCreary Report”, G. Keith Alexander interviewed nearly 200 of today’s R&B and Hip-Hop artists and introduced his audiences to their hot debut releases, giving many their first exposure on TV. …
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In these times of uncertainty, it is increasingly important that we as a community understand the importance of our collective strength and power. There are certain facts that are true regardless of the times we face. One of those facts is that politicians respond to two things, MONEY and VOTES.
The 25th Annual Rainbow PUSH Wall Street Project Economic Summit was held on March 21st and 22nd, 2022.
Join us in celebrating some amazing people. Here are some of the ways that Black innovators have shaped our world, from toys to traffic lights.
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Regina talks about the resources available for new and established small business owners. And, talks about the workshops available for people wanting to get into …
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Two long-time voice-over veterans discuss Xavier’s voice-acting journey, career tips for people wanting to get into voiceovers, and his job as the first Black Transformer’s …
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The new director of the Schomburg Center for Research joins G. Keith for a conversation about the history of the Schomburg, the important collections, current …
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Dean Dady talks about her journey to becoming Dean, Harlem's medical school, why Osteopathic Medicine, the connection to black/brown communities, and scholarships for underrepresented minorities.
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The Harlem Ambassador, Musa Jackson, shares his journey on the road to the Oscars, his modeling days, and his Ambassador Magazine.
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Marsha Thompson talks about her early beginnings as a violinist, getting interested in opera, and traveling the world performing at Teatro Municipal de São Paulo, …
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HOSTED BY WILL ROUNDTREE
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Comedian Jay Reid joins us today for the 13th episode of the Full Time CEO Podcast to discuss his show Comedy and Cocktails, his standup …
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Join us for a brand new episode where we are honored to have Mr. Lawrence Weekly as our special guest for the 12th episode of …
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Tune in as we listen to his roots in the music industry, how aspiring artists should invest in themselves first, his crypto project Zaddy Inu …
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Eugenia Foxworth sits down with the legendary Sammy Davis Jr’s son, Manny Davis. Manny talks about childhood and being adopted by Sammy and Altovise Davis, …
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JAY T. JENKIN’S, Recognized as the versatile creator of the “JAZZ FUNK” dance style, Jenkins’ experience includes choreography for feature films, industrials, music videos and …
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Eugenia Foxworth sits down with, Mark Pendergrass, CEA founder and executive director, was leading class that day. “We all made it a teachable moment,” he …
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55% of adults in the U.S. started at least one business during their life. Here are some entrepreneurship statistics and trends for 2022 and beyond.
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You hear it often: “If you want your business to succeed, you MUST (insert new business fad or trending marketing tip here).” But how do …
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Podcasts often have musical elements, whether they are just in the intro and outro, to announce certain segments, or as a reference and background material.
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Harlem Week 2021, “Rebirth. Rebuild. Rejoice.” is over. In case you missed it, here are some of our favorite moments from Harlem Week.
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We’ve already talked about some of our favorite combinations of movies and Harlem, now let’s get into TV and Harlem.
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Since the 1920s, Harlem has been known for its entertainment. As a mecca of black culture, this neighborhood has a truly diverse array of restaurants, …
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It’s time to let Black entrepreneurs speak…So, let’s hear it from them.
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HarlemAmerica Digital Network is all about amplifying Black voices. So here are some great podcasts hosted by Black women to listen to and enjoy.
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Black women in the entertainment and entrepreneurial industries are some of the toughest, most inspiring people on this planet. Do you need an extra dose …
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Founded in 1925, the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture is “one of the world’s leading cultural institutions devoted to the research, preservation, and exhibition of materials focused on African American, African Diaspora, and African experiences.
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Harlem is known for live jazz music, soul food rest Harlem is known for live jazz music, soul food restaurants, and many monuments and historic landmarks dedicated to the Black experience in America. So today, let’s talk about some of the many reasons to love Harlem.
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They weren’t born here, but they live in our neighborhood now. Here are three entertainers who relocated to Harlem.
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Few places in America are home to as much Black history as Harlem, New York. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the history of the New York Renaissance basketball team.
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Harlem is a rich source of black history, culture, and influence. Here are 3 things Harlem gave us.
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Did you know the first Black rodeo was started in Harlem? “I showed the whole world: there have always been Black cowboys,” says Dr. George Blair.
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A Very Special Welcome to HarlemAmerica
As the former host of What's Hot! New York, the music and entertainment segment of Fox 5 New York’s “The McCreary Report”, G. Keith Alexander interviewed nearly 200 of today’s R&B and Hip-Hop artists and introduced his audiences to their hot debut releases, giving many their first exposure on TV. …
Featured
In these times of uncertainty, it is increasingly important that we as a community understand the importance of our collective strength and power. There are certain facts that are true regardless of the times we face. One of those facts is that politicians respond to two things, MONEY and VOTES.
Let’s talk about Harlem’s role in shaping what once was endless portrayals of racist and stereotypical Black characters and how the community helped turn it …
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Regina talks about the resources available for new and established small business owners. And, talks about the workshops available for people wanting to get into …
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Two long-time voice-over veterans discuss Xavier’s voice-acting journey, career tips for people wanting to get into voiceovers, and his job as the first Black Transformer’s …
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The new director of the Schomburg Center for Research joins G. Keith for a conversation about the history of the Schomburg, the important collections, current …
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Dean Dady talks about her journey to becoming Dean, Harlem's medical school, why Osteopathic Medicine, the connection to black/brown communities, and scholarships for underrepresented minorities.
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The Harlem Ambassador, Musa Jackson, shares his journey on the road to the Oscars, his modeling days, and his Ambassador Magazine.
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Marsha Thompson talks about her early beginnings as a violinist, getting interested in opera, and traveling the world performing at Teatro Municipal de São Paulo, …
FULL TIME CEO
HOSTED BY WILL ROUNDTREE
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Comedian Jay Reid joins us today for the 13th episode of the Full Time CEO Podcast to discuss his show Comedy and Cocktails, his standup …
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Join us for a brand new episode where we are honored to have Mr. Lawrence Weekly as our special guest for the 12th episode of …
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Tune in as we listen to his roots in the music industry, how aspiring artists should invest in themselves first, his crypto project Zaddy Inu …
The Foxworth Theory
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Eugenia Foxworth sits down with the legendary Sammy Davis Jr’s son, Manny Davis. Manny talks about childhood and being adopted by Sammy and Altovise Davis, …
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JAY T. JENKIN’S, Recognized as the versatile creator of the “JAZZ FUNK” dance style, Jenkins’ experience includes choreography for feature films, industrials, music videos and …
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Eugenia Foxworth sits down with, Mark Pendergrass, CEA founder and executive director, was leading class that day. “We all made it a teachable moment,” he …
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Listening to and giving platforms to black voices has always been and will always be an important endeavor in American history. Here’s why we need …
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Harlem Week is August 6th through the 15th this year. And while last year’s celebrations were mostly virtual, this year is going to be “a …
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Once a small luncheonette located at 328 Lenox Avenue, Sylvia’s grew into a popular eatery that drew noted politicians, tourists, celebrities and local Harlem residents.
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Did you know the first Black rodeo was started in Harlem? “I showed the whole world: there have always been Black cowboys,” says Dr. George …
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Join us in celebrating some amazing people. Here are some of the ways that Black innovators have shaped our world, from toys to traffic lights.
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What does the history of Black entrepreneurship look like? Let’s take a look at the last hundred years of Black-owned business.
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55% of adults in the U.S. started at least one business during their life. Here are some entrepreneurship statistics and trends for 2022 and beyond.
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You hear it often: “If you want your business to succeed, you MUST (insert new business fad or trending marketing tip here).” But how do …
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HarlemAmerica Digital Network wants to use our team of experts to help you produce a podcast that grows your business in ways you’d never expect. …
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Harlem’s Rucker Park is often referred to as the Mecca of Basketball, and in 2021, it’s coming back in a big way.
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Harlem is a place full of excitement, history, and change. Here are some of our favorite combinations of movies and Harlem.
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Let’s talk about Harlem’s role in shaping what once was endless portrayals of racist and stereotypical Black characters and how the community helped turn it …
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The National Urban League, “a historic civil rights organization dedicated to economic empowerment, equality, and social justice,” announced last year that they are relocating their …
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HarlemAmerica Digital Network is all about amplifying Black voices. So here are some great podcasts hosted by Black women to listen to and enjoy.
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Black women in the entertainment and entrepreneurial industries are some of the toughest, most inspiring people on this planet. Do you need an extra dose …
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ARE YOU A SMALL BUSINESS OWNER?
- Imagine, if you could have a small business podcast that connects with the right persons to convert into customers, clients, donors or fans.
- Imagine, if your small business podcast could be monetized; grow your email list and Facebook group; and grow your revenue.
- Imagine, if your small business podcast could have the support of a professional media team to train you and handle the production.
Well, you don’t have to imagine any more because we created HarlemAmerica Digital Network.
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