115 episodes
W.I.N.I.F.R.E.D. Winifred Winifred
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Creative writing is a thing! We're the power behind every industry! Be proud, be bold, be amazing. This podcast is a warm mix of writing tips, inspiration, lifestyle, and wisdom from not only the host, but from fellow creatives. Come vibe!
Winifred is a first generation American of Haitian descent. She is from Maryland, USA and has successfully been involved in self-publishing short stories, winning poetry contests, and creating content for social events. Follow her at @writingbywinifred on IG
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For My Men
June is Men's Mental Health Month. Talking about caring for men and acknowledging Father's Day!
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Jersey Shore
A walk down memory lane, talking about one of my favorite shows, Jersey Shore. Over time a lot has changed. There is power in pressing on.
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Social Media Golden Era
Death of social media dynasties. Some of your favorite influencer entrepreneurs are beefing. Observations after the pandemic.
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Pay Off Student Loans with Book Sales feat. @thmoorenovels
This episode was by far one of the most surprising!
T.H. Moore is a Southwest Philadelphia native who relocated to Camden, New Jersey at the age of ten. He’s an active member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., and earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Morgan State University. His career as an Information Technology Consultant and Real-Estate investor has afforded him the opportunity to travel to many countries all over the world as well as most of the United States. Blending experience with imagination helped formulate the basis of, and inspired him to write his first novel, “The End Justifies the Means”.
His second novel, “The Devil’s Whisper”, is uniquely creative fiction that ventures away from the inspiration of his own life experiences. In The Devil’s Whisper, he dives into a darker set of dual protagonists whose sole objective is to survive the circumstances of the world they live in. In his third novel “I AM…” T.H. Moore plays clairvoyant and without apology release the wrath of American citizens targeted by police brutality.
T.H. Moore is the proud father of one son, Jason, and currently resides in Baltimore where he is completing his first nonfiction work titled “Ghetto B*****d: A memoir”. In this book he takes an honest audit and chronicling of his life traumas and the decisions resulting from them and how they shaped his life both good and bad. He shares how acknowledging his flawed behavior ultimately led to resolving them with the help of therapy. Now, emotionally free and at peace, he shares his journey for the first time with readers. -