39 Min.
Episode #189: "I Have SOMETHING To Say" with Malik Williams, Part 2 I have SOMETHING to say!
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- Gesellschaft und Kultur
It was THAT GOOD. This is the first time we have a sequel with a guest from our "I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY" podcast. In Part 2 of our conversation with Malik Williams, Emmy-nominated, platinum-selling composer/producer and Founder/CEO of Reel Sync Music, Chris Majocha and I have a front-row seat to ask questions about the intricacies of the music industry and Malik’s views on the power of community-building.
Malik shares with us the genesis of the Secret Society of Black Creatives, a transformative initiative aimed at creating spaces and opportunities for underrepresented voices in the industry. He sheds light on the challenges he faced and the resilience required to break through barriers and pave the way for meaningful change.
Openly and candidly, Malik discusses with us the realities of navigating the entertainment industry, confronting gatekeepers, and seizing opportunities in an environment often rife with obstacles. His insights on showing up in our full power and embracing honesty, even when it's uncomfortable, resonate deeply, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in every aspect of our lives.
Throughout our conversation, Malik emphasizes the value of building relationships and humanizing others, recognizing that true progress comes from fostering understanding and empathy within our communities. We explore the crucial role of diversity in communication, highlighting the need to articulate thoughts with respect and mindfulness of context and language.
Malik shares personal experiences of navigating traumatic events, underscoring the power of vulnerability and the healing potential of friendship and gratitude. We discuss the importance of self-care and the necessity of prioritizing mental health in an industry often marked by intense pressure and expectations.
As the conversation unfolds, we explore the significance of relationships and the profound impact of building a supportive community. Malik's commitment to sharing personal stories and being an open book serves as a beacon of inspiration, reminding us of the transformative power of authenticity and connection.
Moreover, he stresses the importance of creating opportunities for others, fostering resilience, and promoting equity in the arts. Malik's unwavering dedication to entrepreneurship education exemplifies the significance of owning our narratives and opening doors for future generations of creatives.
Join us as we conclude this enlightening conversation with Malik Williams, and as we reflect on the power of collaboration, community support, and the enduring legacy of authenticity in influencing positive change. THE BIG TAKAWAY: Together, we can break down barriers, overcome racism, and foster a more inclusive and equitable society—one authentic connection at a time.
#Urbander #UdoU #IHAVESOMETHINGTOSAY #podcast #mindset
It was THAT GOOD. This is the first time we have a sequel with a guest from our "I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY" podcast. In Part 2 of our conversation with Malik Williams, Emmy-nominated, platinum-selling composer/producer and Founder/CEO of Reel Sync Music, Chris Majocha and I have a front-row seat to ask questions about the intricacies of the music industry and Malik’s views on the power of community-building.
Malik shares with us the genesis of the Secret Society of Black Creatives, a transformative initiative aimed at creating spaces and opportunities for underrepresented voices in the industry. He sheds light on the challenges he faced and the resilience required to break through barriers and pave the way for meaningful change.
Openly and candidly, Malik discusses with us the realities of navigating the entertainment industry, confronting gatekeepers, and seizing opportunities in an environment often rife with obstacles. His insights on showing up in our full power and embracing honesty, even when it's uncomfortable, resonate deeply, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in every aspect of our lives.
Throughout our conversation, Malik emphasizes the value of building relationships and humanizing others, recognizing that true progress comes from fostering understanding and empathy within our communities. We explore the crucial role of diversity in communication, highlighting the need to articulate thoughts with respect and mindfulness of context and language.
Malik shares personal experiences of navigating traumatic events, underscoring the power of vulnerability and the healing potential of friendship and gratitude. We discuss the importance of self-care and the necessity of prioritizing mental health in an industry often marked by intense pressure and expectations.
As the conversation unfolds, we explore the significance of relationships and the profound impact of building a supportive community. Malik's commitment to sharing personal stories and being an open book serves as a beacon of inspiration, reminding us of the transformative power of authenticity and connection.
Moreover, he stresses the importance of creating opportunities for others, fostering resilience, and promoting equity in the arts. Malik's unwavering dedication to entrepreneurship education exemplifies the significance of owning our narratives and opening doors for future generations of creatives.
Join us as we conclude this enlightening conversation with Malik Williams, and as we reflect on the power of collaboration, community support, and the enduring legacy of authenticity in influencing positive change. THE BIG TAKAWAY: Together, we can break down barriers, overcome racism, and foster a more inclusive and equitable society—one authentic connection at a time.
#Urbander #UdoU #IHAVESOMETHINGTOSAY #podcast #mindset
39 Min.