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Hey ya’ll and welcome to another dope episode of Joi Has Questions! This week I spoke to one of the dopest MC’s making waves in the City of Wind, Danny Twelvetree! If you blink you’ll miss a lot when it comes to Danny as he’s gone from opening for Dave East to dropping mixtape - after - mixtape - after - mixtape!
Known as the Midwest Mamba I got to sit done to see what made him fall in love with #hiphop, what he has lined up for 2022, and how staying true to his goals keeps him from worrying over others' success.
In a world where everyone is focused on the glitz and the clout Danny is focused on the music. Hell, even since our interview ended, to see the moves he’s made since then completely demonstrates that this is a brother who puts his money where his art is! I predict nothing but wins for this King and I hope you gleam some motivation from checking out our dope ass interview!
Reggie Davis is a Site Reliability Engineer at Elastic, who focuses on reliability advocacy. Living in Houston, Texas, he's the co-founder of the meetup group, Tech for the Culture, an organization focused on helping minorities in tech to grow in their careers. In his free time, he helps run an indie music label, traveling to find the best food and coffee, and checking out local art.
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Reggie Davis is a Site Reliability Engineer at Elastic, who focuses on reliability advocacy. Living in Houston, Texas, he's the co-founder of the meetup group, Tech for the Culture, an organization focused on helping minorities in tech to grow in their careers. In his free time, he helps run an indie music label, traveling to find the best food and coffee, and checking out local art.
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Two months into 2021, and we're still at home, but we know we're not the only ones. At least we have streaming, food delivery, and podcasts (wink, wink) to keep us company. Speaking of streaming...lately, our Friday nights have been spent watching 90's and early 00's re-runs. That's why we're beyond excited for the return of Coming to America (available on Amazon Prime March 5th). It's the best of both worlds - old-school nostalgia and new content for the weekend.
To get us in a regal state of mind, Academy Award-Winning Costume Designer, Ruth E. Carter, stopped by (virtually of course), to give Cori and Charli some tips, and share anecdotes about her 30-plus year career, styling some of our favorite celebrities for the most iconic movies.
NOTE: This episode is sponsored by Crown Royal
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In current times we see so many examples of Black people, especially women, showing up and taking up space like never before. Whether it is on Capitol Hill or in the C-Suite, Black women are the epitome of Excellence. But does excellence only mean degrees, jobs, and money? Or are there other things we should be celebrating that are also meaningful? In celebration of Black History Month, we seek to celebrate Excellence in all its forms.
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