Podcast
The Platform: Let’s Talk About It!
Hosted by Jas Lynn · EN
This show captures enlightening conversations that concern topics and issues faced throughout the everyday black experience. You should listen if you are intentionally creating patterns in your life to generate excellence and enjoy the luxuries of life
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episode 33: The 1M4 Interview with Tansy McNulty
Apr 27, 202500:54:53Tap to summarizeWelcome back! In honor of Black Women's History Month, our host Jas Lynn sits down with Tansy McNulty, founder and CEO of 1 Million Madly Motivated Moms (1M4), a nonprofit committed to ending police violence by 2038. Tansy shares how her personal experiences led her to establish 1M4, which focuses on providing alternatives to police intervention, particularly in mental health and substance use cases, through a resource called The Right Response directory. She also discusses 1M4's initiatives, including supporting families affected by police violence with donations and emotional support, and their partnership with ANJEL Tech, a Black-owned bodycam app designed to protect individuals from law enforcement misconduct. Tune in to learn how 1M4 promotes collective action, drives systemic social change, and empowers communities to create a safer future.To stay connected to Tansy McNulty, you can follow her on Instagram at @weare1m4 and @therightrespons. To sign up to be a part of this organization's community and network, access their website and sign up at this link. There is no cost and fees associated with joining and we encourage you to let them know we sent you on their social media pages!Remember to follow the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, and YouTube to stay informed when new episodes are uploaded. Follow the host, Jas Lynn, with the following links!IG | TikTok | Youtube
Transcribe →episode 32: let's talk about leveraging our resources for success with @TheCollegeMomBoss
Feb 27, 202500:27:35Tap to summarizeWe're back with another episode featuring Kim Shackelford—attorney, entrepreneur, mentor, and founder of Dormoney—also known as The College Mom Boss. Dormoney is an online platform and mobile app that helps students fund their education by creating personalized scholarships, which donors like friends and family can contribute to regularly. We explore this groundbreaking platform for student funding in depth to provide valuable context tailored specifically for you. Additionally, Dormoney offers services to search for scholarships, assist with essay writing, and apply on behalf of students to maximize their chances of securing financial support.To stay connected to Kim Shackelford, you can follow her on Instagram at @The CollegeMomBoss. Don't forget to download the Dormoney app or access the site with this link. Remember to follow the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, and YouTube to stay up to date with when new episodes will be uploaded. Follow the host, Jas Lynn, with the following links!IG | TikTok | YouTube
Transcribe →episode 31: let's talk about shining your light
Jan 7, 202500:54:43Tap to summarizeWe're BACK! After a much-needed hiatus, your favorite bestie duo is back in the booth. In this episode, we delve into the concept of shining our light, share our personal journeys, and outline our ambitious goals for the upcoming year. Get ready for some real talk, laughs, and inspiration! Don't forget to follow the hosts, Jas Lynn and Jaz B., on their social media accounts! IG: Jas Lynn - @msjasss_ | Jaz B. - @theejazb Follow the podcast on your favorite streaming platform & Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok to stay up to date on when new episodes are dropping. IG: theplatformltaipodcast YouTube: ThePlatformLTAIPod
Transcribe →episode 30: let's talk about where the host has been
Nov 5, 202400:41:38Tap to summarizeNo description available
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ep. 29 - let's talk about redirection
Nov 14, 202300:28:24Tap to summarizeIn this week's episode, we explore the paths of personal growth, resilience, and transformation through the lens of redirection. Points of redirection in life come in various forms and to gain understanding we must choose to be grounded and allow lessons to come to us to navigate through redirection effectively. I hope by sharing some recent personal experiences and new perspectives gained I can be an example of how our perspective on redirection can provide an opportunity for growth and lessons designed to be shared with others and encourage them as well. My hope is that this episode is encouraging for all who listen and provide some much-needed perspective and encouragement. If you have any questions or suggestions for the podcast please feel free to contact me via the podcast's social media pages, email, answer questions or even leave a review for the podcast on your favorite streaming site! As always...Stay safe. Stay well. Stay you!
Transcribe →ep. 28 - we did it, like Dora!
Oct 31, 202300:03:24Tap to summarizeFirst, thank you so much for supporting the podcast by checking out the latest episode. It has been a long time coming but we finally have video content here on the podcast and I am honored to finally share my face and space with you! Looking forward to "seeing" you on future episodes! Have a great week and, as always,...stay safe. stay well. stay you! P.S. - my Halloween costume this year is a stressed, law school student. did I rock it or what? hehe
Transcribe →ep. 27 : let's talk about communicating effectively
Sep 9, 202300:30:34Tap to summarizeThis solo episode is a free flow of thoughts regarding the importance of communicating effectively to build a network and community in one's life. I use my new experiences in law school and my past experience to illustrate the lessons I have learned about the importance and power of effective communication.
Transcribe →Ep 26: let's talk about choosing friends + discernment
Jul 12, 202300:56:19Tap to summarizeThis week's episode discussion was about 5 rules for discerning who you should befriend. My cohost Jaz and I explain why these rules are essential and how they have benefited our lives through our experiences from meeting in college to now in our early 20s. My hope is that listeners not only enjoy the banter but also enjoy hearing our personal anecdotes and heart-filled encouragement through navigating this, at times, testing experience throughout life.
Transcribe →ep. 25: lets talk about how societies systems are failing
Jul 5, 202300:23:28Tap to summarizeThis week’s episode focuses on the ways in which the systems society wants us to trust and rely on are not keeping there end of the bargain and failing this country’s citizens
Transcribe →ep. 24: lets talk about institutionalized vs individual racism
Jun 20, 202300:39:42Tap to summarizeThis solo episode is focused on discussing the different manifestations or racism that exist in our society in a hope to provide insight and points of reflection for each and every listener.
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