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Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Karon Joseph Riley.  The co-star of BET+ "The Black Hamptons" will soon be releasing his first book, “Keep Pedaling The Things I Learned on My Bike.” Karon Joseph Riley was born a star; at least, that is what his mother often told him while growing up in Detroit, Michigan. Karon wanted to be an actor as early as the first grade when he played Puss in Boots in a stage play. Soon after his theatre debut, his athletic talents also emerged. Being the crowd pleaser, he entertained everybody with his athletic prowess. He graduated from the University of Minnesota and remains the All-Time Sack leader and All-American football player. His performance on the gridiron stage led him to become a 4th Round Draft pick of the Chicago Bears. He played seven years between the NFL, CFL, and AFL. After his career ran, he set his sights on Hollywood as he always promised.

Through sports and lessons from his mother, Karon was taught that hard work is the only way to make the blueprints that God downloaded into his work. Working off of his faith, he took acting classes in his off-seasons in Los Angeles. Once he officially retired, he dropped the football body and replaced it with the body of a leading man. As a testament to his work, ethnic booked his first speaking role in Russ Parr’s classic romantic comedy “35 and Ticking,” starring Kevin Hart and Meagan Goode. After that he booked steady roles on multiple networks on shows like “Single Ladies,” and “Necessary Roughness”. Now a solid network talent, Karon set himself up for a huge year run with a role in Will Packer’s feature film “Little” starring Issa Ray and Regina Hall. After that box office exposure, Karon booked two series regular roles on two hit shows. One was “Ambitions,” with Brian J. White and Robin Givens, and the other was “Saints and Sinners,” with Clifton Powell and Vanessa Bell Calloway, respectively. He is currently starring in the NAACP-nominated series The Black Hamptons on BET.
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Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-Winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Omar L. Harris.  A former pharmaceutical General Manager (GSK, Allergan), Intent Consulting founder, keynote speaker, executive coach, and bestselling author with over 20 years of experience building high-performance organizations on four continents. Having managed multibillion-dollar brands and led extensive organizations while working in the Middle East, Asia, Latin America, and the US, he innovated blueprints for J.E.D.I. Leadership (leading with justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion), change leadership, servant leadership, and 20 Team Performance Acceleration Principles (TPAPs) that can be applied by leaders at all levels of professional experience.


Intent consulting exists to help companies align their WHY with HOW they make these intentions live for employees and customers. Enhancing innovation, strategic alignment, efficiency, employee productivity, and sustainability are the keys to long-term financial performance.
Inclusive Leadership: Strategies for fostering diversity and inclusion within teams and organizations, ensuring every member feels valued and heard.
Motivational Techniques: Insights into motivating oneself and others, including understanding intrinsic versus extrinsic motivation and how to inspire high performance.
Team Dynamics and Development: Best practices for building cohesive, high-performing teams, including conflict resolution, role clarification, and the establishment of trust and accountability.
Servant Leadership: How leaders can effectively put the needs of their teams first, enhance their team's growth, and improve overall performance by serving rather than commanding.
Mental Wellness in the Workplace: Strategies for maintaining mental wellness for oneself and promoting a healthy work-life balance for team members.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Advice for aspiring entrepreneurs on innovation, starting a new business, and maintaining resilience in the face of challenges.
Personal Development and Self-Improvement: Tips on goal setting, self-reflection, resilience, and continuous learning as tools for personal and professional growth.

 
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Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Al Roker. The weatherman, co-anchor NBC’s “Today.”  He details the inspiration behind his novel, You Look So Much Better in Person: True Stories of Absurdity and Success, and the significance of being a prominent African-American figure in the entertainment world.
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Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Ash Cash.

In Part 2, Ash Cash Exantus builds off Dr. George CFraser's technical discussion to make it easier for the audience to understand and implement. He also details the paradigm shift that has occurred since parents' days of" "saving-vs-investing" one's money: namely, how, in the 21st century, investing in one's money has become the new "saving." Finally, Ash Cash lets the audience know they don't have to save money alone; one can get those around them whom they trust to help them invest in wealth-building programs for all benefits.
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Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Dr. George C. Fraser.  

In this two-part special, the “Money” in the “Money Making Conversations Master Class” title is emphasized as Business Leader Dr. George C. Fraser and Wealth Coach Ash Cash Exantus educate the audience on financial literacy.

In Part 1, Dr. George C. Fraser explains how important it is to use his skills to educate the African American community on building generational wealth in the 21st century. He considers this matter his “top priority,” especially considering the stigma that the average African American person has against learning new kinds of wealth management programs. With his technical knowledge, he also demystifies the digital currency known as cryptocurrency and expounds on the importance of investing in wealth-building programs that have a large-scale return on investment.
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