A podcast to help High Performers Socialize, Organize, Monetize, and Self Actualize. We sit down with founders, innovators, and thought leaders. Every episode provides a blueprint for the next leader to learn from.
Jamila Mustafa is one of the most prominent voices shaping the millennial generation as an international award-winning broadcast journalist, host, and actress. She has corresponded for FOX, A&E, BET, Nickelodeon, iHeart Media, ESPN, and MTV NETWORKS to name a few.
Read MoreCornell W. Jones is a graduate of Winston-Salem State University and currently the host and producer of SportsCenter franchise segment OffSCenter, the voice of College Basketball Billboards on ESPN, and an Associate Producer in the Features Unit.
Read MoreTaylor covers pro sports for SportsNet New York (SNY), and will also spend this college football season as a sideline reporter for CBS Sports Network. Rooks recently joined SNY after two years with the Big Ten Network as a reporter and on-air host.
Read MoreGia is a multi-talented entertainment journalist and on-air talent from Washington, DC. At 26, the budding media phenom has worked on-camera and behind the scenes with BET, the NBA, Essence Magazine, Billboard, Complex, Hot 97 and more.
Read MoreDominique grew up in Richmond, Va with her mother and two brothers. Even in her earliest memories she remembers, “just always wanting to perform.” Having a calling for the spotlight, she admitted that she would sometimes get called out by grade school teachers for being too talkative.
Read MoreKiKi grew up with military parents in Bremerton, Washington. Her childhood was not what most would call traditional, but she has a unique story to tell. “When my parents got divorced is when things kind of went downhill.” KiKi confided.
Read MoreParis was born in Richmond and grew up with her parents and younger brother in Chesterfield, Va. Growing up, Paris remembers that she’s always had an interest in entertainment. BET’s 106 & Park was one of her favorite shows. She loved this music meets hosting hybrid so much that she decided to get involved in her interests early.
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