Ten Year'd
Ten Year'd
Podcast Description
Welcome to Ten Year’d, the podcast where ML-Q dives deep with people who have 10+ years of experience in a career or lifestyle. It’s about separating theory from reality to uncover what it truly takes to build a long-term, sustainable career in today’s world.Our goal? To equip you with the stories, insights, strategies, and tools needed to craft your own blueprint for success—and ultimately, to help you create a lasting legacy for the next generation.Whether you’re just starting out or seeking to level up, Ten Year’d offers real-world wisdom from those who’ve been there, done that, and thrived.
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The podcast covers a range of topics such as career transitions, workplace dynamics, and personal resilience. Episodes include Natasha Boston discussing her shift from retail to education, Mr. Walker addressing microaggressions in the workplace, and SuperMalcom detailing the journey from a side hustle to a successful business. Each episode provides listeners with actionable insights tailored to navigating their own career paths.
Welcome to Ten Year’d, the podcast where ML-Q dives deep with people who have 10+ years of experience in a career or lifestyle. It’s about separating theory from reality to uncover what it truly takes to build a long-term, sustainable career in today’s world.
Our goal? To equip you with the stories, insights, strategies, and tools needed to craft your own blueprint for success—and ultimately, to help you create a lasting legacy for the next generation.
Whether you’re just starting out or seeking to level up, Ten Year’d offers real-world wisdom from those who’ve been there, done that, and thrived.
Guest: Dr. Rachel Laryea | From Yale to JP Morgan | Author of Black Capitalists
📍 Is capitalism broken—or was it always built this way?
📍 If DEI is dead, what comes next?
📍 Can you benefit from a system that was never built for you?
In this urgent and unfiltered episode of Ten Year’d, Michael Lutterodt-Quarcoo sits down with Dr. Rachel Laryea—scholar, entrepreneur, and survivor of the American Dream—to pull back the curtain on a system we’re all entangled in: capitalism.
From growing up in poverty to walking the halls of JP Morgan and earning two PhDs from Yale, Rachel doesn’t just study Black wealth—she lives the contradictions. Together, they ask:
- What does it really mean to build power in a system that thrives on exploitation?
- How do we reclaim agency when we’re taught that voting only happens at the ballot box?
- And what would it look like if our economy truly valued Black and Brown lives?
This isn’t just a podcast. It’s a call to reimagine capitalism—not just for inclusion, but for liberation. Are you bold enough to take on the quest?
Resource Links
1) Black Capitalist Book – https://shorturl.at/AMX3i
2) 50% of Black History Course with African Union Member and Author of 25 Books Robin Walker https://www.theblacksecret.co.uk/a/2147508849/NNPFFqAy
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