Planet Wekeza with Sabrina Lamb: Money, Investing & Wealth

Sabrina Lamb

Wekeza means “save” and “invest” in Swahili. Planet Wekeza with Sabrina Lamb is a personal finance, investing, entrepreneurship, financial education, and financial history podcast exploring how people can build wealth, understand money, and participate more fully in the global financial system. Hosted by Wekeza founder, financial educator, and author Sabrina Lamb — founder of the award-winning WorldofMoney financial education organization and NAACP Image Award-nominated author of Do I Look Like an ATM? — Planet Wekeza features informative conversations with authors, entrepreneurs, financial professionals, business leaders, Wall Street historians, financial historians, and other experts shaping how we think about money, markets, investing, business, and economic opportunity. Topics include: Personal finance and financial educationInvesting, stocks, ETFs and dividendsStock market investing for beginnersAfrican stock markets and global investingWealth building across the African DiasporaBlack wealth and economic opportunityEntrepreneurship and businessFintech and financial inclusionEstate planning and generational wealthCredit managementFinancial history and the history of Wall StreetThe history of money, markets, banking and investingAncestral money mindsets and financial behaviorsYouth financial educationFinancial and business news Planet Wekeza helps listeners better understand money, markets, and financial history; make informed financial decisions; learn about investing and entrepreneurship; and explore opportunities to build long-term and generational wealth. Money, business, and investing are part of your culture.

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    Our Minds Were Always Free: How Black Intellectual Property Was Exploited | Lisa E. Davis, Esq.

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Wekeza means “save” and “invest” in Swahili. Planet Wekeza with Sabrina Lamb is a personal finance, investing, entrepreneurship, financial education, and financial history podcast exploring how people can build wealth, understand money, and participate more fully in the global financial system. Hosted by Wekeza founder, financial educator, and author Sabrina Lamb — founder of the award-winning WorldofMoney financial education organization and NAACP Image Award-nominated author of Do I Look Like an ATM? — Planet Wekeza features informative conversations with authors, entrepreneurs, financial professionals, business leaders, Wall Street historians, financial historians, and other experts shaping how we think about money, markets, investing, business, and economic opportunity. Topics include: Personal finance and financial educationInvesting, stocks, ETFs and dividendsStock market investing for beginnersAfrican stock markets and global investingWealth building across the African DiasporaBlack wealth and economic opportunityEntrepreneurship and businessFintech and financial inclusionEstate planning and generational wealthCredit managementFinancial history and the history of Wall StreetThe history of money, markets, banking and investingAncestral money mindsets and financial behaviorsYouth financial educationFinancial and business news Planet Wekeza helps listeners better understand money, markets, and financial history; make informed financial decisions; learn about investing and entrepreneurship; and explore opportunities to build long-term and generational wealth. Money, business, and investing are part of your culture.