57: The Road To Building A $25 Million Tech Hub & How To Break Into Tech W/ Dr. Nashlie Sephus Pt. 1

57: The Road To Building A $25 Million Tech Hub & How To Break Into Tech W/ Dr. Nashlie Sephus Pt. 1

In this episode, the guys chat with Dr. Nashlie Sephus. She is an artificial intelligence scientist for Amazon and CEO of the Bean Path, a non-profit organization based in Jackson, MS, assisting individuals and startups with technical expertise and guidance. She breaks down her journey into tech and how she overcame her adversities. She explains why it is important to pursue fields in technology and how to transition into it. Later she discusses her plans to turn her hometown into a thriving center for tech entrepreneurs. Tune in as this is a must listen on technology and black excellence!! Check out part 2 of this episode next week. More about Dr. Sephus: Dr. Nashlie Sephus is the Applied Science manager for Amazon’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) focusing on fairness and identifying biases in AWS AI technologies. She formerly led the Amazon Visual Search team in Atlanta, which launched visual search for replacement parts on the Amazon Shopping app in June 2018. This technology was a result of former startup Partpic (Atlanta) being acquired by Amazon, for which she was the Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Prior to working at Partpic, she received her Ph.D. from the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology in 2014 and worked for a year with Exponent, a technical consulting firm, in New York City. Her core research areas were digital signal processing, machine learning, and computer engineering. Dr. Sephus is a native of Jackson, Mississippi. She received her B.S. in Computer Engineering from Mississippi State University (MSU) in 2007. In 2018, Dr. Sephus became the founder and CEO of The Bean Path non-profit organization based in Jackson, MS, assisting individuals and startups with technical expertise and guidance. In September of 2020, she became the owner and developer of the Jackson Tech District, at least 12-acres of mixed-use commercial real-estate in downtown Jackson to bring tech training and workforce/economic development to the area. Learn more about the Bean Path at: https://thebeanpath.org Support the Bean Path: https://thebeanpath.org/donate/

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Ep 35: The 5 Love Languages And How To Use Them In Relationships

Ep 35: The 5 Love Languages And How To Use Them In Relationships

Do you really know what your significant other needs to feel loved? In this episode, the guys discuss the 5 love languages and how to use them to enhance your relationships. The guys shares examples of each love language and the importance of knowing your own love language. Later they discuss how knowing your partner’s love language can transform your relationship and how to apply it so that they receive it. Tune in! The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman: - Words of Affirmation - Receiving Gifts - Acts of Service - Quality Time - Physical Touch Take the quiz yourself at: https://www.5lovelanguages.com/quizzes/ Listen to new episodes every Wednesday as the 30 to Life crew discuss everyday millennial life and black culture. 30 to Life is more than a black podcast. It is an experience. Please subscribe and review the podcast. Available on all major podcast platforms. Follow us on Instagram @30tolifepod https://www.instagram.com/30tolifepod/

7 Jan 202153min

Ep 34: Depression, Dieting, And Finding Your Happiness With Nikki Lynette

Ep 34: Depression, Dieting, And Finding Your Happiness With Nikki Lynette

In this thought-provoking episode, the guys welcome, Nikki Lynette, a performer, playwright, and visual artist to the show. Nikki gives a deep dive on how self-compassion and changing her diet helped her overcome her depression. Tune in for a powerful discussion on mental health, finding happiness, and learn how you can achieve anything by focusing on baby steps. More about our guest. Nikki Lynette is a Chicago native fusing mental health activism into her art forms. She is a performer, writer and visual artist whose individual style is equal parts hip hop, alternative and pop. Most recently her music has been featured on Netflix and Showtime. She’s an ambassador for the National Alliance on Mental Illness and her play about depression entitled GET OUT ALIVE, has made history as the first black female playwright to ever be produced by American Music Theatre Project, the first AMTP work to debut at Steppenwolf, and the first play in Steppenwolf’s LookOut Series to extend to a 5 show run due to popular demand. Follow Nikki on Instagram @nikkilynette https://instagram.com/nikkilynette?igshid=112ffh6xr7qz9 You can find more information about her play on http://igetoutalive.com/

31 Dec 202051min

Ep 33: 2020 Year in Review - Politics, Social Awakenings, COVID-19, Black Lives Matter, And More

Ep 33: 2020 Year in Review - Politics, Social Awakenings, COVID-19, Black Lives Matter, And More

2020 the year that everyone can’t wait to be over. In this episode the guys reflect on some of the highs and lows of 2020. They touch on the election, the death of George Floyd, COVID-19 and the vaccine, the social awakening of white people, notable celebrity deaths, what they learned in 2020, and more. Later in the episode the guys discuss their plans for the podcast in 2021. Tune in! Listen to new episodes every Wednesday as the 30 to Life crew discuss everyday millennial life and black culture. 30 to Life is more than a black podcast. It is an experience. Please subscribe and review the podcast. Available on all major podcast platforms. Follow us on Instagram @30tolifepod https://www.instagram.com/30tolifepod/

24 Dec 202048min

Ep 32: Rich Dad Poor Dad And The Journey To A Millionaire Mindset

Ep 32: Rich Dad Poor Dad And The Journey To A Millionaire Mindset

“Assets put money in your pocket, whether you work or not, and liabilities take money from your pocket.” In this episode, the guys discuss the COVID-19 vaccine and give an overview of the book Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. They discuss key lessons they learned from the book, and how they applied these lessons in their lives. Later they detail how this book can help you change your life. Tune in to hear a discussion about changing your mindset and building wealth. Things to note from Rich Dad Poor Dad: • It dispels the myth that you need to earn a high income to become rich • Challenges the belief that your house is an asset • Explains to parents why they can’t rely on the school system to teach their kids about money • Defines an asset and a liability • Teach you to see the world of money from different perspectives • Discuss the shift in mindset that can put you on the road to financial freedom. Find the book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Dad-Poor-Teach-Middle/dp/1612680194/ref=nodl_ Listen to new episodes every Wednesday as the 30 to Life crew discuss everyday millennial life and black culture. 30 to Life is more than a black podcast. It is an experience. Don’t forget to hit subscribe and follow us on Instagram @30tolifepod https://www.instagram.com/30tolifepod

17 Dec 202054min

Ep 31: Barbershop Talk - COVID-19 Vaccine And Advice You Would Give Your Younger Self

Ep 31: Barbershop Talk - COVID-19 Vaccine And Advice You Would Give Your Younger Self

If you could go back in time, what advice would you give your younger self? In this episode, the guys discuss the COVID-19 vaccine and if they would take it. Later in the episode they give advice to their younger selves. Tune in! Listen to new episodes every Wednesday as the 30 to Life crew discuss everyday millennial life and black culture. 30 to Life is more than a black podcast. It is an experience. Please subscribe and review the podcast. Available on all major podcast platforms. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @30tolifepod https://www.instagram.com/30tolifepod/

9 Dec 202035min

Ep 30: The Importance Of The Black Nuclear Family

Ep 30: The Importance Of The Black Nuclear Family

In this episode, the 30 to Life crew discuss the importance of a strong family structure. They open up by defining what exactly a nuclear family is and share their experiences growing up in a two parent household. The guys provide a brief history of governmental policies that led to the destruction of the black family. Later they provide their thoughts on how to rebuild what was destroyed. Tune in to hear a stimulating conversation about the nuclear black family. Listen to new episodes every Wednesday as the 30 to Life crew discuss everyday millennial life and black culture. 30 to Life is more than a black podcast. It is an experience. Don’t forget to hit subscribe and follow us on Instagram @30tolifepod https://www.instagram.com/30tolifepod

2 Dec 202044min

Ep 29: Black Empowerment - How To Start A Business 101 With Malcolm Coley

Ep 29: Black Empowerment - How To Start A Business 101 With Malcolm Coley

In this episode, the guys welcome back Malcolm Coley, a serial entrepreneur and influencer, to discuss black empowerment and provide a crash course on starting a business. Malcolm details why you should start a business in today’s climate, why you need a digital presence, and the major keys to start a business off right. Tune in as the guys drop gems and redefine black businesses. Follow Malcolm on Instagram @malcolmlocs Listen to new episodes every Wednesday as the 30 to Life crew discuss everyday millennial life and black culture. 30 to Life is more than a black podcast. It is an experience. Please subscribe and review the podcast. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @30tolifepod https://www.instagram.com/30tolifepod/

26 Nov 202053min

Ep 28: Mental Health And The Associated Stigmas In The Black Community Part 2

Ep 28: Mental Health And The Associated Stigmas In The Black Community Part 2

Episode 28 is part 2 of the essential conversation into the world of mental health.  Tarrin Morgan of Real Talk Session Series, continues to shed light on the stigma of mental health within the black community as he recounts his past experiences. The guys elevate the conversation by exploring why it is difficult for black men to express their emotions. Tune in as the 30 to Life crew address the seriousness of anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues and its role in the black community.  Listen to new episodes every Wednesday as the 30 to Life crew discuss everyday millennial life and black culture. 30 to Life is more than a black podcast. It is an experience. Subscribe and rate the podcast. Follow us on Instagram @30tolifepod https://www.instagram.com/30tolifepod

18 Nov 202030min

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