Get Caught Up with 'Tis & Tiff

Tiffany Patterson & Martis Robinson
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  • SOCIETY & CULTURE

A podcast where two millenials discuss all things millennials, take trips down memory lane and try to figure out this thing called adulthood.

  1. 07/02/2019

    Forgiveness Heals: Rose Simmons Interview

    In this very special interview, Tiffany speaks with Rose Simmons. Rose is the daughter of the late Rev. Daniel Simmons who was one 9 people murdered in the horrific church shooting that occurred in Charleston South Carolina in June 2015. Rose and family members of the other victims have chosen to forgive the white supremacist who committed this act of hate. In this interview, we talk about her father's legacy, why she choose forgiveness instead of hate and the documentary Emmanuel. This documentary executive produced by Stephen Curry and Viola Davis, and produced by Mariska Hargitay explores the choice of forgiveness and the aftermath and impact of the shooting on the city of Charleston. Dive in!

    35 min

  2. 06/06/2018

    Legendary Legacy: Brittney Bogues

    In this episode we are getting caught up with communications expert and advocate Brittney Bogues. Brittney shares what it was like growing up as the daughter of NBA legend Muggsy Bogues, which include play dates with Stephen Curry. We talk about her personal experience with domestic violence and why more women should share their stories. Brittney also gives actionable steps women can take to heal and move forward. There's a fun discussion of our picks for the 2018 NBA finals. There's a fun discussion of her father's role in the iconic 90's classic Space Jam. This was such a vibrant conversation. Dive in !

    41 min

  3. 05/16/2018

    Taking Solace in the Unknown w/ Julian De La Paz

    In this episode Tiff catches up with Julian De La Paz . Julian is the Executive assistant to the EVP of Content Strategy at NBC universal, writer, and on air contributor for the Hoda show on Sirus XM. Julian shares how he made the transition from International studies to the Entertainment business. We talk about the importance of tapping into your network and having mentors to guide you. Julian tells us why it's ok not to have everything figured out after graduation.  He shares how he got the amazing opportunity to be on air contributor and work with the fabulous Hoda of the Today show. We also have a fun discussion on what you should be watching on USA network and his favorite NYC brunch spots. This episode has so much Encouragement and Inspiration. Dive In ! Follow Julian Instagram Follow us everywhere @getcaughtuppod Twitter Instagram Facebook

    36 min

  4. 05/09/2018

    Multidimensional Millennial: Jasmine Smith

    In this episode we are speaking with Jasmine Smith, the founder of Jasmine Smith & Co, a day of wedding coordination service based in Washington, DC. She details her unconventional start of first becoming a mother then entrepreneur, and  she shares the elements of maintaining a side hustle.  Jasmine also shares what it means to be a multidimensional millennial and why millennials are one of the best generations yet. We also get into some fun stuff like are millennials getting married? How you can save money planning your wedding and why you need a day of coordinator. So many great takeaways in this one. Dive in !   Learn more about Jasmine: Day of Wedding Coordination Services Instagram Facebook Follow us everywhere @getcaughtuppod Facebook IG Twitter

    38 min

  5. 04/18/2018

    The Oil Mastermind: Lauren Barnes

    In this episode Tiff chat's with Lauren Barnes the founder and CEO of the Oil Mastermind. Her mission is to  mission is to empower a new you  mind, body and spirit. Lauren shares why she left a lucrative career in corporate America in favor of entrepreneurship. She shares with about why its important to take authority over your health and how essential oils can help you do just that. Lauren tells us that we shouldn't be afraid to present ourselves as "Masterminds" in whatever field we are in and the importance of walking out in who are created to be. So much encouragement in this one ! Dive in    Learn more about Lauren The Oil Mastermind Facebook Get social with us: Instagram Twitter Facebook

    29 min

  6. 04/10/2018

    Hip Hop & Stocks: Dr. Eric Patrick of the Black Market Exchange

    In this episode we are chatting with Dr. Eric Patrick, aka the Hip Hop Stock Doc. Eric is a pharmacist and the founder of the Black Market Exchange ,the #1 urban investment education site for millennials and aspiring investors that have been underserved.  We chat about the inspiration behind the Black Market Exchange, Easy first steps to enter the stock market, and realistic expectations when investing. Dr. Patrick explains whether or not we have missed the Bitcoin wave and how cryptocurrency works. He also shares what's up next if you're looking to invest in the pharmaceutical industry. We also talk hip hop sharing our favorite albums and artists. This episode is jammed packed with a wealth of knowledge. Grab your notepad and dive in.  Learn more about Dr. Patrick The Black Market Exchange IG Facebook Follow Us: Facebook Instagram Twitter

    41 min

  7. 03/27/2018

    Wild Cozy Truth: Renee M. Powers

    In this episode Tiff is chatting with Renee Powers, a feminist life coach and podcaster. In this episode we discuss just how much women like to talk about sex in safe spaces. We have a very real discussion about if authenticity is possible in a world driven by social media. Renee also shares what she is reading with her book club. We get into Renee's work as a feminist life coach and how she is specifically helping millennial women break free of societal norms and become the best versions of themselves. Dive in !   Learn more about Renee: Wild Cozy Truth IG Follow Us @getcaughtuppod IG Twitter Facebook

    28 min

  8. 03/06/2018

    The Intersection: Anuli Akanegbu Interview

    In this episode we are talking to branding specialist and creator Anuli Akanegbu. Anuli is a social science nerd and communications expert with a background in research and strategic planning. She is also the creator/ curator of the Intersection newsletter. In this episode we discuss identity in the African diaspora and how to navigate the layers of your identity in the various spaces you occupy. Anuli also shares about her personal mission of representing women of color in corporate spaces. We get to Anuli's experience with solo travel and just how liberating it can be. There's is also recommendations for great brunch in NYC and podcasts we think everyone should be listening to. Dive in ! Get to know Anuli Subscribe to the Intersection    Follow us everywhere @getcaughtuppod Facebook  Instagram Twitter

    44 min
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A podcast where two millenials discuss all things millennials, take trips down memory lane and try to figure out this thing called adulthood.

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