Black Male EDquity Network® Podcast
Black Male EDquity Network® Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Black Male EDquity Network® Podcast, also known as the BMEN podcast. This is a conversation where you hear from doctors and professionals who have a vast amount of experience and expertise in the fields of education, medicine, law, philosophy, theology, government, human relations, business, and so much more.BMEN seeks to eliminate educational inequities that exist by cultivating Black scholarship that will actively transform communities.We will talk about everything you want to hear: from relationships, the doctoral journey, gender in today’s society, entertainment, music, travel, movies, and the list goes on. So let’s jump right in.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores a broad range of themes including education inequities, health, wellness, relationships, and personal growth. Specific episodes such as 'Health, Wellness, and Wealth' feature insights from doctors and academic professionals, while 'The Doctoral Journey Part I' discusses the challenges faced by academic candidates. The show also dives into gender issues and cultural commentary, enriching conversations with diverse perspectives.
Welcome to the Black Male EDquity Network® Podcast, also known as the BMEN podcast. This is a conversation where you hear from doctors and professionals who have a vast amount of experience and expertise in the fields of education, medicine, law, philosophy, theology, government, human relations, business, and so much more.
BMEN seeks to eliminate educational inequities that exist by cultivating Black scholarship that will actively transform communities.
We will talk about everything you want to hear: from relationships, the doctoral journey, gender in today’s society, entertainment, music, travel, movies, and the list goes on. So let’s jump right in.
Transforming a City
Episode includes:
- Dr. Aaron Barnes – Professor of Marketing at the University of Louisville
- Dr. Malcolm Muhammad – Professor of Entrepreneurship at Georgia State University
- Dr. Armon Perry – Professor of Social Work at the University of Louisville
Host/Moderator
Dr. Randy Whetstone, Jr. – Author and Professor
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