Off The Hustle Off the Hustle Podcast

In this insightful session, join Jarrett, Quan, and Omari as they delve into the intricacies of managing relationships while juggling the demands of a fast-paced life. Whether it's nurturing personal connections, maintaining a career, or pursuing passions, they share their experiences, trials, and triumphs. Discover practical tips, heartfelt stories, and valuable insights on striking that elusive balance between love, work, and ambition. Tune in and gain a fresh perspective on the art of harmonizing priorities in the hustle of life.

Omari and Jarrett return from a year long hiatus to the podcast. What have they been doing? What have they learned? WHAT OS COMING NEXT?!?

In this episode Omari and Jarrett are joined by Pierre Hendrix from Brunch Club ATL.

In this weeks episode Omari and Jarrett are joined by the one and Kamaria Womack Esq.

Kamaria Womack is from Atlanta, Georgia. She was born and raised on the westside of the city in a community that was underfunded and over policed. In her youth Kamaria recognized that there were severe injustices and disparities in her community. She knew she wanted to understand American government and politics on a deeper level so that she could find the faults and then work to rectify the deficiencies for America’s most marginalized.

This led Kamaria to finish undergrad at Georgia Southern University,  where she majored in Political Science. While there she became a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and held the position of Connections Chair for her chapter. After graduating college Kamaria worked at Bellwood Boys and Girls Club. This reminded her of why she wanted to become an attorney and soon after she applied, and decided to attend Atlanta's John Marshall. There, she was an Editor on Law Journal, worked as a Professor's Assistant, and graduated ranked #5 in her class.

Following law school, Kamaria started her own firm that focuses on small businesses and entrepreneurs because she saw the urgent need to help minorities, especially black women, gain financial freedom.  Kamaria's firm is also very involved in the community. The firm invests countless hours and resources into social justice reform. Kamaria is always in the community speaking, protesting, and educating the masses on politics.



She joins them in talking about her journey and how she is helping small business owners get started.

We have a special treat for this week's episode. We were lucky every enough to sit down with an amazing up and coming chef. Brandon Hudgins aka Chef Speedy has been grinding making a name for himself for the past few years.
He comes from humble beginnings and has worked his way up the ranks. He is the owner and Head Chef for SpeedyGees. SpeedyGees is a young Black Chef providing weekly meal preparation, catering, and private chef services in the Atlanta area
On episode 117 Chef Brandon broke down his journey as a chef navigating the tricky restaurant industry, he explained how he gained his knowledge, he gave insight on marketing strategies, and he gave tips to help attract partnerships! #food​ #chef​ 

Guest IG: @speedygees

BJ is a content creator and investor that has built his platform from year of hustle. He joined us to tell us his story of how he moved to #Atlanta to go to college, to building a thriving business while still in Corporate America, to eventually branching out on his own to become a full time #entreprenuer.⁠ ⁠ 
BJ started out shooting music videos for artist who would later become juggernauts in the music industry to working with Fortune 500 companies. Developing content and strategies to help them grow.⁠ ⁠ 
How did he transition? Check out this weeks episode of Off The Hustle.