The Momentum Advisors Show

208: It could all be so simple (the plight and joy of Black financial advisors) Mar 02, 2025

As we conclude Black History Month, we're diving into the experience of being financial advisors (who happen to be Black). Join us as we explore the joy and pain of the profession, and discuss why you might consider working with—or even becoming—one of us.

207: Your Age and Your Money Feb 23, 2025

Generational divides aren't just about music and fashion – they extend to money. This episode dives into the distinct financial perspectives of Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z, revealing their blind spots and key traits. Plus, we'll provide tailored financial advice for each generation.

206: Buckle up: Financial Market Update Feb 16, 2025

This week, we're tackling the pressing question: How will the new administration's actions shape the economy and financial markets? Tune in as we offer actionable insights and strategies to adapt your portfolio amidst expected market turbulence. With volatility on the horizon, brace yourself for a bumpy ride ahead. Buckle up!

205: If only we knew / Boycotting the government Feb 09, 2025

With boycotts sweeping the nation in response to recent government and corporate actions, how can everyday citizens make their voices heard? In this episode, we delve into the power of historical boycotts and discover the potential each of us holds to use our wallets and investments to incite change.

204: America is on Fire Feb 02, 2025

We are only a few weeks into 2025 and we are already facing intense wildfires and multiple plane crashes. But what truly captured our focus this week is the attack on our fundamental values through the war on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). In this episode, we explore the ramifications of the President's executive orders on our lifestyle and financial well-being. We also discuss how you can make your voice heard through impactful investments and mindful spending. Join us for a vital conversation on safeguarding our values during these turbulent times.

203: Fading Heroes 2: Diapers to Diapers Jan 19, 2025

In the circle of life, we transition from being cared for as babies to needing assistance as seniors. In this second episode of our series, we dive into the essential steps you should consider implementing in your parents' lives today. From updating beneficiary forms to canceling unnecessary subscriptions and safeguarding against romance scams—we provide a comprehensive game plan for managing your parents' affairs with confidence.

202: When Our Heroes Start to Fade Jan 12, 2025

As adult children increasingly reach out with concerns about their parents' and grandparents' finances, a troubling trend emerges: despite having sufficient resources, aging loved ones are struggling to stay on top of their financial responsibilities due to memory decline. Unpaid bills, service disconnections, and collection calls are becoming all too common.
In this first episode of a two-part series, we’ll dive into essential actions you can take now to protect your family's elders and ensure their financial stability before it’s too late.

201: New Year - OLD You + Budget Baby Steps (bbS) Jan 05, 2025

Welcome to 2025! As we ring in the new year, many of us are eager to reinvent ourselves. But let’s face it—the “old you” is the one doing all the heavy lifting! Join us this week as we offer advice to help your current self pave the way for a fresh start. Plus, we'll provide you with a micro-dose of easy financial tweaks that can lead to significant rewards throughout the year. Get ready to embark on your transformation journey with practical tips and small, impactful changes.

200: Recap 2024 Dec 29, 2024

Allan and Andrea recap 2024’s top episodes, covering investing, generational wealth, and financial freedom. Tune in for key lessons and prepare for a prosperous 2025!

199: Shopping Addiction: “It Just Keeps Calling Me” Dec 22, 2024

America is a nation of consumers. Two-thirds of our economy relies on us buying stuff. And thanks to technology – from Buy Now, Pay Later to the endless stream of ads – shopping has never been easier. But for many, this ease comes at a cost. In this episode, we delve into tips and strategies on how to recognize whether you have a problem and how to fix it.

198: The American Dream? Dec 15, 2024

Many young people today struggle financially, often feeling like they must abandon traditional goals such as homeownership and retirement. This week, we unpack what it truly means to achieve a better financial life than your parents and how you can navigate your way to your piece of the American Dream.

197: Inflation Situation Dec 08, 2024

Inflation numbers are currently under control. However, the long-term cumulative effects of inflation will be felt for years to come. Plus, the upcoming presidential administration could trigger a resurgence in higher prices. This week, we discuss practical strategies and ideas for what to do IF inflation were to make a comeback.

196: Stocks for Christmas; The Gift That Keeps on Giving Dec 01, 2024

Exposing kids to investments early in life helps prepare them for successful financial lives. As we enter the holiday season, we break down ways to give stocks and cryptocurrency as gifts to the young people in your life.

195: Cryptomania Nov 24, 2024

This week, Bitcoin approached an all time high of $100,000 after trading below $20k just 2 years ago. While the wind is at the back of crypto enthusiasts, we want to take a minute to walk thru the pros and cons of digital currencies.

194: Protecting Your Legacy… Introducing Asset Protection Trusts Nov 17, 2024

You are working hard to build your net worth, but how do you ensure everything you’ve built gets passed on to your heirs? This week we are breaking down some basic estate planning terms and also introducing you to a special type of Trust that is designed to protect your home and bank accounts from creditors.

193: The election is over. Now what? Nov 10, 2024

We are all either disappointed or elated after the election. The incoming President has made a bunch of bold predictions and his voters expect a much brighter future. This week, we'll dissect his campaign promises and explore what they could mean for your wallet and the economy.

192: Think Long Think Right Nov 03, 2024

Every day we are bombarded with important decisions to make. Some are of little consequence, like where to eat lunch. But other decisions really matter – like which job offer to take or home to purchase. In this episode, we break down the psychology behind decision making and the pitfalls to avoid. We also introduce you to two frameworks for making better decisions in your personal and financial lives.

191: Are We Better Off? Oct 27, 2024

Three years of high inflation has many households stretched, especially lower-income families. A popular question being asked of voters right now as we head into the election – Am I better off today than I was 5 years ago? On today’s show, we will discuss the state of the US economy and, more importantly, our collective PERSONAL economy. And if you are doing worse than you were in the past, we will give you some tips and strategies for improving your situation over time.

190: The Search for (Income) Yield Oct 20, 2024

The last 2 years have been great for folks with “extra money” because there have been a lot of opportunities to earn high yields on cash. However, with the Fed cutting interest rates, those opportunities are going to start to dry up over time. On today’s show, we break down a range of ways to earn income/yield on your money. We break down everything from High Yield Savings accounts to Dividend Stocks, and we also introduce you to REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) and BDCs (Business Development Companies).

189: Financial Regrets; You can’t kiss all the girls Oct 13, 2024

Seventy four percent of Americans have a financial regret. The biggest source of regret is inaction. When we don’t do something, we romanticize how much better our lives would have been had we chosen that direction. On today’s show, we will break down what causes (financial) regret and how to avoid this counterfactual emotion.

188: Climate change and your pocketbook Oct 06, 2024

It is becoming more and more apparent that global warming is causing a rise in weather-related disasters. Less than a week after Climate Week, the annual gathering of experts discussing climate action, Hurricane Helene wreaked havoc all over the South. In the 1990s and 2000s, the US averaged just 8 storms per year that caused more than a billion dollars in damage(adjusted for inflation). Last year, there were 28. This week, we are breaking down the connection between the environment and the cost of insurance and real estate.

187: Financial Advice for “N.I.L. Millionaires” (Featuring Will Platt) Sep 29, 2024

We are in the 3rd year of college (and high school) athletes being able to cash in on their Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) for endorsement deals. Total compensation to amateur athletes is currently around $1.67 billion and is expected to exceed $2.5 billion by 2026. Many student athletes are earning six and seven figure compensation as teenagers. On today’s show, we school you on the trends in college sports, and break down financial advice for the new crop of NIL Millionaires.

186: Bad Business Sep 22, 2024

Sometimes the best laid plans in business simply don’t work out. Today, we tell the story of a family whose entrepreneurial journey isn’t going the way they expected and discuss ideas for turning the situation around. We will review ways to safeguard your business deals from the beginning and break down your options for moving on from a bad business.

185: Kamalanomics Sep 15, 2024

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184: What's in the Bag? Sep 08, 2024

The truth about target date funds and other funds in your portfolio.
When most people hear the word “fund,” they have no idea what it means. Is it safe? Is it risky? A fund is nothing more than an empty brown paper bag. What matters most is what’s inside. On this week’s show we will teach you how to analyze funds and also introduce you to a new financial product called custom direct indexing.

183: Financial Self-Esteem and the Psychology of (Over)spending Sep 01, 2024

We define financial self-esteem as the intersection between financial literacy and self-image. This concept impacts how you spend money and work towards your financial goals. On today’s show, we are breaking down this important construct and giving tips on how to improve your financial confidence.

182: Financial Lessons from the Paris Olympics Aug 18, 2024

We all loved watching the games. But what can we learn from the biggest competitive sporting event in the world? On today’s show, we will discuss the history of the Olympic Games, and break down some lessons in life, and money, that might get you your own gold medal one day.

181: All Eyes on Jerome Aug 11, 2024

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is in the hot seat. The labor market is slowing down, the stock market is stumbling and interest rates are uncomfortably high. On this week’s show, we will break down why the Fed hasn’t cut interest rates just yet and preview why lower rates may be around the corner.
Also in this episode: Who is Jerome? What is the Fed? And how do they impact the economy.

180: What Are My Options When Leaving A Job / The Fiduciary Movement Aug 04, 2024

With Americans changing jobs frequently, a staggering $1 trillion in 401(k) funds is rolled over each year. This week, we'll delve into strategies for managing your old 401(k) after job changes and what to do if you inherit a retirement account. We'll also discuss the crucial role of a fiduciary financial advisor and the upcoming rule change that will strengthen protections for clients with retirement accounts. This new regulation will require more financial advisors to prioritize their clients' best interests, though not in all situations.

179: Prediction Markets, The Presidency and The Privilege Wheel Jul 28, 2024

We all know what the polls and the pundits are saying about the election. But what does Wall Street think? This week, we break down a growing but obscure corner of the financial market – the prediction market. We discuss what the prediction markets are forecasting (newsflash its different than the polls) and the “privilege wheel” of political power.

178: Lessons from Microsoft’s Single Point of Failure Jul 21, 2024

This week, Microsoft and CrowdStrike caused the world to temporarily grind to a halt. Flights were grounded, hospitals struggled, and emergency services faced disruptions - all because of a tech glitch. Now, closer to home, what if your bank suddenly went silent? This week's episode dives deep into the recent technology outage, then zooms in on your personal finances. We'll discuss Single Points of Failure lurking in your everyday life, and equip you with practical strategies to build a safe financial operating system. Learn how to create contingency plans and weather unexpected storms, so you're never left scrambling to pay for groceries or feeling financially unsafe.

177: What’s on your bucket list? Jul 14, 2024

Most people have a “bucket list” - a list of things they want to do before they die. When’s the last time you thought about yours? Are there any financial goals on the list? On this week’s show, we discuss the bucket list concept and the importance of not waiting too late to start living your best life.

176: Black Jobs and Other Distractions from the 5-Alarm Fire in the Supreme Court Jul 07, 2024

Check your social media and you will find endless stories about everything BUT the Supreme Court’s decision to grant full immunity for criminal acts committed by past and future presidents. This week, we are discussing politics, the economy and how we are defining what Black jobs ACTUALLY are.

175: Keep That Same Energy / The Summer Contract Jun 30, 2024

With electric vehicles gaining popularity, have you ever run the math to see if they are really worth it? Have you considered adding solar panels or buying your home electricity from a third party? Today, we are answering all of these questions and more! We also describe a contract parents can sign with their kids this summer.

174: The old Jokers running for president and their impact on your pockets + The fun sponge. Jun 23, 2024

It’s election season. We have two elderly men running neck and neck in the presidential race and one candidate is gaining ground with Black men. Today we will discuss the impact of politics on your bottom line, and Biden’s report card for Black America. But most importantly you will learn why Andrea was accused by her son of being “the fun sponge!”

173: The War Against DEI; Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is Jun 17, 2024

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is under attack in America. This month, the Supreme Court stopped the Fearless Fund from making grants to black-women entrepreneurs. Colleges are moving away from race based admissions and several states are banning DEI initiatives. While you may not have control of any of these issues – one thing you have complete control over is how you spend and invest your money. In this week’s episode we will discuss ways in which you can put your money where your mouth (and heart) is.

172: Cost of Getting Sick, Getting Old and giving your dog Indian food Jun 09, 2024

Last week’s episode discussed the costs associated with a major illness like cancer and how your medical insurance works. This week, we are talking about disability insurance, long-term care and somehow Allan’s dog (who has an interesting palette). Second episode of a very special series

171: COGS - Cost of Getting Sick Jun 02, 2024

We recently heard several stories of people whose financial situations got turned upside down due to illness. Often you hear of these situations where people have no insurance. What was unique about these stories - they all had jobs with employer provided health insurance. And yet they all wound up filing for bankruptcy. On today's show, we will discuss the cost of getting sick (hint: it's more than just medical bills) and the ways you can prepare today!

170: Stop Trippin’ May 26, 2024

Three quarters of Americans are stressed about their personal finances. Many of us should be. But there are also many people with significant financial resources who are stressing themselves out for no reason. On this week’s show, we will walk through the steps of easing your financial stress so that you can stop “tripping!”

169: Financial Literacy to Financial Fluency May 19, 2024

Studies show that people with low levels of financial literacy are 5x more likely to have insufficient emergency savings, 6x more likely to live check-to-check and 3x more likely to lack confidence in their retirement income prospects. On this show, we will quiz you on the “P-Fin” test to ensure you have what it takes to go from financial literacy to financial fluency!

168: All The Treadmills May 12, 2024

Last week we discussed “the tuition treadmill” which is the idea of running on an endless treadmill of paying tuition for multiple kids. We are finishing that conversation today, but we are also going to talk about two other treadmills: the work treadmill as well as the health treadmill. This show talks about managing tuition, saving for retirement (especially for business owners) and getting healthy, which is the most important treadmill of them all.

167: The Tuition Treadmill + The New FAFSA May 05, 2024

There are more than 1 million families with multiple kids in college at the same time. For many of us, paying tuition feels like a treadmill that will never end. In this week’s show, we give you strategies for managing college costs, and we also break down how the new and improved FAFSA works. Spoiler alert — goodbye to the sibling discount.

166: The Questions Apr 28, 2024

As financial advisors, we get a lot of questions… Is the economy heading towards a recession? When will the Fed cut interest rates? What’s happening in the stock market? On this episode, we will answer those questions. But more importantly, we will give YOU a list of questions that you must answer in your OWN financial life. Some of these questions, you can figure out with your financial advisor. But there are other questions that only you can answer.

165: The Sista Tax Apr 21, 2024

After a long break, we are back! There has been lots of talk this week about the pay disparity between WNBA players and NBA players. Despite dazzling the country in the NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship, Caitlin Clark will earn less than $80,000 per year, while NBA players will earn more than 200x that amount. While there is a huge pay gap in professional sports, there is also a pay gap in Corporate America – women earn 82 cents on the dollar compared to men, and the figures are even more stark if you consider race. On this episode, we discuss the pay gap, but more importantly, we give tips and strategies on how to close it.

164: Mortgage Madness Mar 03, 2024

Most people are getting excited about "March Madness" but what we're seeing and hearing about even more is mortgage madness. Reports shows that a lot people are out here refinancing mortgages right now even though they're going to end up with a considerably higher interest rate. On this episode, we talk about all things mortgage including when it is--and is not--a good idea to refinance.

163: It's a Miracle... I Hit the Jackpot! Feb 25, 2024

Have you heard the story about the Uber driver who won the lottery and was still driving Uber? Well, we have and we know it firsthand. On this episode we talk about what happens when you actually hit the lottery, the Powerball, the MegaMillion? How much money do you get, when do you get it, who should you know, and how should you be thinking to make this miracle a long-term blessing.

162: Allan was Wrong! Feb 18, 2024

In the past 30 days, Allan and Tiffany have bought 2 cars: one for their business and one for Allan’s family. In times past, Allan was adamant about the "proper" way to buy a vehicle, even though his thoughts were very different from Tiffany's. It turns out, after these two new car purchases, Allan is ready to admit his wrongs. Tune in to this episode to learn all about buying a car in today's climate and how what you thought may be best, may not suit your car buying needs in the end.

161: Friends... How Many of Us Have Them? Feb 11, 2024

What happens when one friends starts making considerably more--or less--than the rest of the friend ground? Do you feel like you have to change your friends as your financial situation changes? Did you get married, get a promotion, get laid off, have a baby, or some other financial milestone, and now you feel left out of the group chat? On this episode we get direct about how a change in someone’s financial situation can have ripple effects throughout their social groups and meaningful friendships.

160: Why Should White Guys Have All the Fun: Byron Allen Edition Feb 04, 2024

First, it’s Black History Month and we couldn't be more excited! Second, Byron Allen is in the news this week for offering to buy Paramount Global for $14.3 billion dollars. People may recall that he also attempted to buy BET Media group for $3.3 billion just a few months ago. This reminded us of Allan's hero, super-entrepreneur Reginald F. Lewis, and his book, "Why Should White Guys Have All the Fun?" On this episode we dissect the prominent business moves of Byron Allen and share how you can be even more successful by taking some simple advice from his career story.

159: Market Update: Wipe Me Down Jan 28, 2024

Every so often we have to get serious and talk financial markets. What has (really) happened, what is going on right now, and what we think is on the 2024 horizon. On this episode we talk about the ever-elusive recession, declining interest rates, the recall of inflation, and why 2023 was the year of "Wipe Me Down!" (Spoiler Alert: We still aren't serious!)

158: Mo' Money, No Problems Jan 21, 2024

It’s that time of the year when raises, bonuses, or promotions start to happen and you are on track to make more money in 2024 than you did in 2023. What should you do to make the most of this financial increase? On this episode, we teach you how to ensure this new money--no matter how big or small--lasts longer and goes farther this time around.

157: Triumph Over Tragedy Jan 14, 2024

Allan’s childhood friend died last week and the family has to do a GoFundMe to cover necessary expenses. On this episode we highlight some of things to do, now, to make sure your family is prepared for when there is an emergency and/or loss of a loved one.

156: The Katt Williams School of Business Jan 07, 2024

All everyone is talking about is Shannon Sharpe’s interview of Katt Williams on "Club Shay Shay", which racked up over 22 million views in just a few days. Well, we have decided to join in on the conversation. While there may have been some mudslinging and a few tall tales mixed in to the interview, there were even more important notes and advice on business, leadership, and economics. There is a lot we can all learn from Katt Williams and we are going to highlight it all in this episode.

155: Kwanzaa for Christmas Dec 25, 2023

We all know how much Tiffany loves Christmas. Well this year in addition to celebrating Christmas, she will also be celebrating Kwanzaa for the first time. On today's episode, we will talk about how you can celebrate both. Not just for one day but, all year long. We also highlight how both are closely tied to your financial growth for the new year.

154: The (Wildly Common) Untold Stories of Financial Triumph Dec 17, 2023

What does it take to become wealthy and financially triumphant? This may seem like a really complex question to answer but we know firsthand that it is not. On this episode we share several true stories of triumphant financial success that we see every single day in the Black community. And the underlying theme in each story is how "common" these people's jobs, lives, circumstances, and decision-making was in achieving true wealth and financial freedom. Moral of the episode: the path towards financial triumph is readily available to you right now.

153: Wildin' Out: Common Life Mistakes That Will Cost You Dec 10, 2023

You've almost made it to the end of the year and we're sure you've made some common, innocent mistakes that have cost you financially. Don't feel bad, we all do it. On this episode we are recounting true stories and sharing common life mistakes that eventually cost you big later down the road. Some of these might sound familiar, while others may be a cautionary tale that saves you--and your bank account--a major headache.

152: Am I Rich? Dec 04, 2023

So many people have the goal of being rich but do you know what dollar amount defines if you are rich or not? Do you know how to actually become rich? Do you know the difference between rich and wealthy? On this episode we help you determine if you are rich or not. We also talk you through what it means to be rich and how to get there if you're not on your way already.

151: Thankfulness, Testimonies, Gratitude & Miracles Nov 26, 2023

As we move through Thanksgiving and officially into the holiday season, we break away from our traditional content to discuss how thankful we are for all that we have and all there is to come. On this episode, Allan and Tiffany reflect on what being thankful really means to them, what they are truly grateful for, and the miracles they want you to start expecting for your life today. This episode is sure to move and/or motivate you to keep going.

150: The Money Date Nov 12, 2023

Are you newly in love and/or ready to move-in with your partner? Are you at the beginning of a serious relationship and you want to take it to the next level? Well that means it's time to talk about money and (potential) joint wealth building. On this episode, we highlight what it means for your wealth when you move-in together or decide to get married. We also go through some tactics you should start to implement to make sure your combined wealth building relationship starts off on the right foot.

149: That Ain't All Your Money Nov 05, 2023

It's easy to get excited when you get a pay raise, receive an inheritance, win a prize, get great returns on an invest, or even "make a little extra money on the side." But did you know, that ain't all your money? On this episode we talk about how taxes impacts every single dollar that you touch—whether you earned it or it was given to you. We break down each tax bracket, tax deductions vs tax credits, and tell you how to really understand how much is actually yours to spend.

148: End of the Year Planning Oct 29, 2023

You may not want to hear it but the end of the year is approaching. Which depending on your situation could include: figuring our whose cooking for Thanksgiving, holiday gift shopping, and "cuffing season." While one or more of those scenarios may be on your list we have a few financial checklist items that we need you to cross off before the year closes out. This episode highlights how to get your financial affairs in order by the end of 2023 so that there are no surprises in 2024.

147: Battle of the (Financial) Sexes Oct 22, 2023

When it comes to financial matters, men and women do things very differently. But how differently--and why? While we know that individuals vary widely in their financial behaviors and attitudes, studies have shown that there are some major differences between men and women and how they manage their finances. On this episode, we highlight what those differences are and how we can all learn from them.

146: Lending Your Money with Purpose Oct 15, 2023

When it comes to having a diversified portfolio one of the most common investment vehicles included is bonds. And while bonds are typically considered "safe investments" that doesn't mean they are safe for society, the environment, your gender, your children, or your community. On this episode, we highlight how to have a positive impact with your bond investments and how to ensure your "safe investments" aren't ruining the world around you.

145: Morgan State University: You Can't Stop Wakanda Oct 08, 2023

Homecoming for Allan and Tiffany looked very different this year as their alma mater experienced a violent shooting on campus and therefore all Homecoming festivities were cancelled for the first time in over 100 years. This episode talks about what was NOT cancelled! Including the opening of our new business on Morgan State University's campus and all the trials and hiccups that tried to prevent us from remaining #MorganStrong. This is a very special episode and we hope you take a listen.

144: The Collapse of the U.S. Dollar and the Beyoncé Effect Oct 01, 2023

So is the U.S. dollar going to zero or not? Are the BRICS conspiring against our currency? Is the fall of the U.S. financial markets finally upon us? And if so, can Beyoncé save us all? On this episode we answer all of these questions and more as we focus on the value of currency--both global and U.S.--and what you can do to save yourselves.

143: A.I.--and We're Not Talking About Allen Iverson Sep 24, 2023

Artificial Intelligence! Allan’s mom recently asked him if he is using that “A-L” she’s been reading about everywhere. Of course, she
meant A.I. as in Artificial Intelligence. Well the answer is, "Yes!" We're all using it, whether we know it or not but it's a lot more complex and advantageous than you may think. On this episode we talk about where A.I. came from, where it's going, how it's impacting the financial markets, and how you can make money from A.I. starting today.

142: The Fire and Desire of Interest Rates Sep 17, 2023

The Federal Reserve ("Fed") has raised interest rates so many times over the last several months that it's almost impossible to remember when rates were below 4%, just two years ago. However, in the words of Tiffany, “We are here now!” So how do we take advantage of this unique
moment in time--as savers--while also dealing with it's ramifications, as borrowers and asset owners? Well, the answers are on this podcast episode where we share the joy and pain of high interest rates and how to capitalize in your bank account today.

141: The Budget Buffet Sep 10, 2023

Do you have a budget? And if so, do you actually follow it? Or are you one of the 53% of Americans that doesn't follow a budget because you don't know how, don't want to, or you feel like you don't make enough money to budget with? If any of these apply to you, I guarantee we can change your thinking. This episode talks about what a budget actually is--and what it is not. We also highlight various budget styles that you may have never heard of that could work best for you.

140: Investment Mistakes Sep 03, 2023

What happens when your investment doesn't go as planned? Should you throw the whole plan away, was it a faulty investment, or were you the problem? Whatever the case, you're not the only one. Many investors make mistakes--including us! On this episode we talk about the common pitfalls of investing and how to avoid them. We also share which one of our investments that didn't work out that has us going to court this week.

139: How to Move Away Aug 27, 2023

Are you ready to move to a new city or state? Is it time for a change or maybe you're looking for a new career opportunity? You may be looking at a better cost of living or switching up for higher quality of life. Whatever the reason is, there's a right and wrong way to have a financially responsible move. On this episode, we take you through an entire checklist of all things you should consider before, during, and after you move to a new place. We also share tips on how to save money while you're at it.

138: The Martha's Vineyard Tumble Aug 20, 2023

We missed taping last week's episode because we were having such a good time during our annual trip to Martha's Vineyard. It's a place rich in Black history that's known for being "for us, by us." On this episode we share more on the history, entrepreneurship, and wealth that thrives and is generated on Martha's Vineyard.

137: Actually Paying for College Aug 06, 2023

We’ve done shows in the past with advice on planning to pay for your child's future college education--but what about paying for college right now?! Allan's oldest son is an emerging freshman at NYU and Allan discusses what it's really like to pay for college in real time. On this episode, we will also review payment plans, “extra costs”, and loan options. At the end, Allan will also talk about he we saved money on his bill without any scholarships dollars.

136: Building Your Own Black Wall Street Jul 30, 2023

Earlier this week Jaylen Brown received the largest contract in NBA history. And with the emergence of his new wealth he publicly stated that his goal is to "use his generational wealth for good" by launching a project to bring Black Wall Street to his community. While a lot of us have heard of Black Wall Street, I don't think a lot of us know what it took to build it. On this episode, we break down what it took to build Tulsa's Black Wall Street and what it will take for you to build your own Black Wall Street--in your household. Spoiler Alert: You don't need $303.7 million dollar NBA contract to do it.

135: Bump Them Grown Ass Kids Jul 23, 2023

Parents invest so much of themselves, emotionally and financially, in raising their children. But the time may come when the financial contribution has run longer than expected, and you find yourself taking care of your adult children in ways that you may not have anticipated. On this episode we walk you through when and why it's time to cut your adult kids off, and how to do it effectively.

134: The Hardest Thing Ever Jul 16, 2023

This week we finally accomplished the hardest thing we've ever had to do as entrepreneurs-- secure a business loan! With 20+ combined years of experience as successful entrepreneurs, with several positive balance sheets, and strong credit, we've never managed to get approved for a business loan until now. Tune in to hear how we did it, as well as, tips on how, when, and why to get yours. Spoiler alert: your DUNS number isn't likely to help much.

133: It's My Birthday--Again! Jul 09, 2023

It's Tiffany's birthday--again--and we're celebrating the only way we know how: with shenanigans! If you're looking for a newsworthy, financially-informative episode... this is not it. At least not this week. Join us as we highlight fun facts and tidbits about the year Tiffany was born. I promise you'll be shocked and will have a good time celebrating one of your favorite co-hosts this week.

132: Entrepreneurship by Any Means Necessary Jun 25, 2023

Are you currently an entrepreneur or are you on your path to becoming one? Maybe you're considering becoming an entrepreneur but you're just not sure the best way to go about it. On this episode, we highlight the two very distinct ways to go about becoming an entrepreneur based on your business model, personality, and startup capital--or lack thereof.

131: Debt: What, Why, How Much and When? Jun 18, 2023

Most Americans have some type of debt in their lives. However, debts vary widely in more ways than you are probably even aware of. For instance, do you know the legal definition of debt? Do you know the difference between debt, a loan, and credit? Do you know how much you have in "good" debt versus "bad" debt--and why? On this episode, we break down everything you didn't know about your debt and how to pay it off.

130: How to Get an Inheritance Jun 11, 2023

"It’s the most wonderful time of the year..." again and so most of us are starting to gear up for gift-giving season. What is your plan of attack: Do you put a list together in advance, are you freestyling it, or do you wait to the last minute and let the spirit move you? Whatever your plan is we can make it a lot better by sharing top strategies for saving money during the holidays and financial gifts to consider as you share the gift of wealth building.

129: Financial Advice for New Graduates--of All Ages Jun 04, 2023

Congratulations! We are in graduation season and we are seeing graduates, of all levels and ages, entering into a new financial landscape. Allan’s son graduated from high school this week and now has to navigate becoming an independent college freshman away from home. This episode is for recent college graduates--and their parents--as we discuss what you both need to know as you enter into a new financial landscape, to be better prepared for life's next steps.

128: Knockin' Boots & Making Babies May 28, 2023

Having a baby is one of the most momentous experiences of your life, but it can also be one of the most expensive. Spending money on essentials like housing, childcare, and food, can can add up more quickly than you expect. Especially when there are a lot of additional expenses that no one speaks about. On this episode, we talk you through all the costs and considerations associated with raising a child. Not to scare you--but to prepare you!

127: My Father Died May 21, 2023

Since the beginning of this podcast, Allan and Tiffany have openly shared their experiences, mistakes, wisdoms, and the personal relationships that have a lasting impact on who they are today in wealth, business, and friendship. One of those pivotal influences has been Robert "Bruce" Hawkins, Tiffany's father. On this episode, Tiffany shares the news of the recent passing of her dad while Allan and Tiffany discuss the various ways in his Mr. Hawkins impacted both of their lives.

126: Tighten Up May 14, 2023

Whether we're headed towards a recession, you got laid off from your job, or you just want to be more responsible about your spending, you never need a good reason to cut down on your expenses. On this episode, we highlight a variety of ways to tighten your budget and get closer to your financial goals.

125: Spring Cleaning & Unclaimed Assets Apr 23, 2023

It's time for some spring cleaning! But we're not talking about your closet or your refrigerator, we're talking about your old, dusty assets. Often times so many of us move cities or change jobs and leave a litter of old banking and investment accounts in the wind. You stopped receiving statements and ultimately you forget all about those assets. On this episode we talk about who should be looking for these accounts and how to get the money back in your hands.

124: How to Build Wealth at Every Age Apr 16, 2023

Whether you think you're too young or too old to start building your wealth, you're wrong. There are several key steps you can take at every age to create financial freedom and security for whatever your heart desires. On this episode we discuss how to start to build wealth at every age with a decade-by-decade guide on how to grow your wealth.

123: Is Your Cash App and Other Digital Money Safe? Apr 09, 2023

First there was the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank. Then
Credit Suisse was sold to UBS. And this week, the CEO of Cash App was murdered, prompting many people to speculate if Cash App would be next to go out of business. On this episode we discuss digital wallets and digital currency. In a world where our financial building blocks seem to be crumbling all around us, what do we really need to know about Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, etc.?

122: Momma I'm a Millionaire Apr 02, 2023

So many people have the goal of being a millionaire or at least having a million dollars saved in the bank but what does a million dollars really get you? Is it enough for you to leave your job? Will a million dollars guarantee you the ability to "live your dreams"? We have the answer on this podcast episode as we walk you through what $1,000,000 really means and if it's even enough.

121: Robbing Peter to Pay Paul Mar 26, 2023

Life happens! You lose a job, have an accident, get a divorce, or expenses just creep up on you and before you know it... you're broke! And when you're at your lowest point, financially, it's very easy to feel completely overwhelmed and have no clue how to start to dig your way out. On this episode we talk you through what to pay, how to strategize, and the right attitude to have during this temporary season of being broke--but not broken.

120: What Happens When the Banks Fail Mar 19, 2023

Silicon Valley Bank--and Signature Bank--failed over the weekend and now everyone is in a panic. But should they be? On today's episode we not only discuss why these two banks failed but the history of bank failures in the United States and how to protect yourself if this happens at your bank(s) in the future.

119: My Parents Are Moving In Mar 12, 2023

Are you a fan of multigenerational living because of the ability to pool resources and builder a stronger relationship between the grandparents and the grandkids? Or are you a part of the "sandwich" generation who has had to move a parent in due to their failing health or lack of finances, and now you find yourself, unexpectedly, supporting your children and parent(s)? Whether you're a part of either generation today or not, you may be one day soon. This episode outlines what these life events mean for you financially, and how to prepare your bank account--and sanity--for living with your parents as an adult.

118: Are You Buying, Selling or Staying? Mar 05, 2023

One of the most common steps in building personal--and generational--wealth, is buying a home. And while that's always been a complex transaction to navigate it's only gotten more difficult in today's climate. Interest rates continue to climb. Is it still a seller's market? What about inflation? How much has my home appreciated? And don't forget about rising property taxes. On today's episode we provide current tips on how to buy, sell, or stay put in today's real estate market.

117: Birthday's and Black History Feb 26, 2023

Today we celebrate our favorite co-host, Allan Boomer, as we observe his birthday and allow him to take over today's episode and talk about what he loves best: Black history. Today's unconventional episode doesn't talk about finance or wealth management at all but instead, highlights the legacy of Black people and the unspoken progress we continue to make in the United States. Happy Birthday Allan!

116: It's Time to Ask for Help Feb 19, 2023

Everyone makes mistakes when it comes to money--no matter how much or how little you have of it. Yet, money remains one of those common subjects where people never feel comfortable asking for help until it's way too late. On this episode, we discuss why it's so hard to ask for financial help, overcoming that, and how to successfully get the help you need. Because whether you like it or not, asking for help is the first step to saving your finances.

115: The Curious Case of Allan's Lost Wallet Feb 12, 2023

Two weeks ago, Allan lost his wallet outside of his local bagel shop. Within two hours of losing his wallet, all of Allan's accounts were hit with multiple transactions totaling several thousands of dollars in losses. On this episode, we will discuss what to do if your wallet is lost, how to prepare in advance and also best practices to protect your identity from fraud.

114: Quarterly Market Commentary: Beauty & the Beast--and Beyoncé Feb 05, 2023

On this episode we are sharing our proprietary market commentary for the last quarter and our projections for the year ahead. We discuss the blood bath that has taken place in the market but how and why we're optimistic for the year ahead. Tune in to hear what you can expect from your portfolio, what's getting more expensive, and what may be getting cheaper. And oh yeah, Beyoncé!

113: The New (Tax) Sheriff in Town Jan 29, 2023

It's tax season and this year things are going to look very different. There have been major changes to the tax laws and it's a guarantee that you're going to feel it--good and bad. Tune in to this episode to learn why your tax refund may be a lot less this year and how your portfolio's tax strategy just received a major boost. We also answer the age old question of how "the wealthy" avoid paying taxes--legally.

112: Bump Your Bank Jan 22, 2023

Statistics show that, on average, Americans stick with the same banking institution for over 17 years. That is longer than the average marriage. The question we are asking is: Why are we so loyal to banks that are rarely loyal to us--and should we be? The answer is discussed thoroughly on this episode as we highlight our issues with banks, why it's time to branch out, and what your options are.

111: The Inflation Diet Jan 15, 2023

In 2022, inflation reached levels unseen in four decades. But prices ballooned more rapidly for certain items than others, largely concentrated among food, fuel and airfare. On this episode we talk specifically about how inflation is impacting your weekly spending, the real reason behind these dramatic price increases, and how long we think it's going to last.

110: Damar Hamlin, the NFL, and Income Protection Jan 08, 2023

This week we all watched in awe as Damar Hamlin was given CPR multiple times on national TV. Hamlin, who was immediately treated after going into cardiac arrest during Monday Night Football, has shown “remarkable improvement” but, what will happen to his finances if he never plays football again? And for you the listener: what will happen to you and your family if you suffer an injury that keeps you from working? On this episode, we tell you how to focus on income protection against all odds--albeit temporary or permanent.

109: Increase Your Network to Increase Your Net Worth Jan 01, 2023

Happy New Year! We normally discuss the “hardware” of improving your net worth but, it is equally as important to focus on the “software.” When we think about our personal success a lot of it has to do with not just what we know but, also WHO we know. On this episode, we break down the value of a strong network, who you should be building relationships with in 2023, and how to do it effectively. We also give examples on how your network can really pay off in your wealth building strategy.

108: Christmas Shenanigans Dec 25, 2022

It's Christmas day and all we want to do is have fun with you guys. Tune in for a laid-back episode of holiday cheer, laughs, and even more of our usual antics. Merry Christmas y'all!

107: How Safe Are Your Accounts? Dec 18, 2022

The collapse of crypto exchange FTX raises a question for every saver and investor: what happens to your money if the company that holds your account goes under? On this episode we explain how safe your accounts are no matter where they are and, who has your back in the case something smells fishy. That goes for a bank, brokerage firm, retirement account provider, etc. So if you've been leery about putting your money away or investing because it doesn't feel "safe", this show is for you.

106: Til Death Do Us Part... or Nah Dec 11, 2022

Although it's an unfortunate topic, divorce is a common reality that a lot of couples are facing right now. There are a variety of reasons why but the divorce rate has nearly doubled since the 1990s and has grown even more for couples age 50 or older. On this episode, we walk you through the factors you need to consider and the financial steps you need to take to better navigate an already difficult situation.

105: Christmas Gift Giving Dec 04, 2022

"It’s the most wonderful time of the year..." again and so most of us are starting to gear up for gift-giving season. What is your plan of attack: Do you put a list together in advance, are you freestyling it, or do you wait to the last minute and let the spirit move you? Whatever your plan is we can make it a lot better by sharing top strategies for saving money during the holidays and financial gifts to consider as you share the gift of wealth building.

104: Resilience and Grit Are Key Nov 27, 2022

Have you ever been hit with an obstacle on your wealth journey and were unsure of the one thing you need to recover? We have the answer: Resilience! On this episode we talk about the intangible asset you need to accomplish all of your financial, professional, and personal goals.

103: Crypto Crash Nov 20, 2022

There has been a ton of news this week about FTX Crypto Currency Exchange, which filed for bankruptcy this week and a lot of people lost a lot of money. It lead us to the realization that we have never discussed cryptocurrencies and it's finally time to have "the big talk." On this show we will break down crypto, blockchain, the FTX scandal--as well as a few other major crypto scandals--and how you can invest, while protecting yourself in the crypto-future.

102: Elections, Politics the Discotheque Nov 13, 2022

Even though the votes are still being counted, midterm elections are done. We don’t know who will be in charge of the Senate or the House just yet. A few states are requiring a runoff election. And there's still a lot of overall uncertainty. But one thing we do know for certain is that this--and every election--has a very profound impact on your wallet today and in the future. On this episode we break down elections, political parties, the various branches of government, and how they all strategize in favor of, or against, your wallet.

101: We're in a Flood and a Draught Nov 06, 2022

It's standard financial teaching that stocks are high risk and bonds are relatively safe. Well this year both are erratic and acting very risky--but for completely different reasons. On this episode we will discuss what's going on, why, and exactly what you should do about it.

100: Our 100th Episode Oct 30, 2022

It's out 100th episode and we've decided to celebrate with all of our listeners. We are taking the day off from teaching and advising to have some fun answering completely unexpected questions about ourselves. Tune in to learn more about your Momentum Advisors as we enjoy Episode 100.

99: The FAFSA or the SHASTA? Oct 24, 2022

If you have a child heading to college soon it's likely that you'll be filling out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, better known as the FAFSA. Most parents hate the thought of filling out such a long, confusing, pointless application; especially when you think your child won't qualify for financial aid or, you don't even know what school your kid is going to. Guess what? You're completely wrong and this episode is going to tell you why you absolutely want to fill out the FAFSA ASAP, and how it's easier and better than ever.

98: The Oxpecker, Rhinoceros, and New Entrepreneur Oct 16, 2022

Symbiosis is a close relationship between two species in which at least one entity benefits from the other. Often times we initially think about the instances where this relationship is negative but ,on this episode we highlight positive, wealth-building symbiotic relationships for potential or existing entrepreneurs. Specifically those where small business or independent contractors can partner with large enterprises to make more money on their own terms.

97: Stocks: The Prequel Oct 02, 2022

What's a stock? What's a return? Yea, most of us know the answers to these questions. But how do you get a stock to pay you rent? How do you find the really "cheap" stocks where you make your money back really quickly? These--and some important others--are the answers we really want you to know before you ever buy your first share. Thankfully, it's never too late to learn.

96: What You Must Know Before You Start Investing--That Most People Never Learn Sep 25, 2022

Most people have a basic understanding of how to invest their money: open an account, buy some stocks, bonds, or other investment vehicles. Well, there's a lot more you need to know before you take these two steps, that are crucial to your overall investment plan. And guess what? Most people don't know them and miss out on all the real benefits to investing. On this episode we tell you the most important thing you need to know when getting started with investing your money.

95: The Mis-education (of All of us) Sep 18, 2022

The Mis-education of the Negro, written in 1933, describes how the educational system in America was designed to teach Black people that we are inferior. Leveraging quotes from the book, we explore ALL of the ways we ALL have been Mis-educated in regards to careers, achievement, entrepreneurship and wealth-building

94: Financial Fears Sep 11, 2022

77% of Americans report feeling anxious about their financial situation. Are you afraid to think about retirement, affording a house, or paying for your child’s education? Do you have a poverty mindset or a scarcity mindset? Neither? You're still likely to be dealing with fear and stress around your wealth and financial strategy. This episode helps you identify your financial fears and how to overcome them.

93: 21 Questions (to Ask Your Financial Advisor) Sep 04, 2022

To get the most value from your financial advisor, you must ask the right questions. On this episode ,we provide key strategic questions for you to ask your existing--or future--financial advisor so that you can quickly sort through who is the best fit for you. And just for fun, we answer all of these key questions ourselves so that you know what a suitable answer should sound like.

92: Student Loan Relief? Joe Did. Aug 28, 2022

This week the White House announced Joe Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan and we couldn't be more excited--and confused. On this episode we talk about what the plan includes, who qualifies for student loan forgiveness, and how this impacts student loans moving forward. We also highlight ways to capitalize on this program to get you closer to your overall wealth building goals.

91: Alternative Investments Aug 21, 2022

We've all heard about stocks, bonds, and cold-hard cash but what else should be in your investment strategy? Maybe hedge funds, commodities, or real assets? Are you a luxury watch or rare wine collector? What about baseball cards, comic books, or coins? If so, these are all alternative investments that should be considered a vital part of your portfolio and overall wealth management strategy. On this episode, we define alternative investments and highlight some new opportunities that you may have never considered.

90: Living My Best Life Aug 14, 2022

Recently, the Mega Million jackpot was among the largest lottery prizes in history at over $1 Billion. If you were to win the lottery for any amount of money, how much would you need to live your ideal life? This is a question that was recently asked across 33 countries and the answers will surprise you. On this episode, we talk about how much money is "enough" to get you to your best life and how to make it happen--even if you don't win the Mega Million jackpot.

89: Opting Out of a Recession Aug 07, 2022

Inflation is at (or near) its highest level in decades and our country’s economic growth declined for two quarters in a row. What does all of this mean? That we may be in a recession. Luckily, you can choose to opt out and not participate. On this episode, we remove the panic and worry from the term "recession" and highlight the things you can do to reduce--or even eliminate--the impact it has on your household.

88: The Art of Getting Robbed Jul 31, 2022

Robbery can happen to anybody but this week it hit close to home for the Momentum Team—and that pastor on live stream. With our team member we were able to help him quickly recover but it got us thinking, do you know what to do if something like this happens to you. If you’ve been the victim of a theft, burglary, or fraud here are the important steps to take to recoup your losses and ensure your financial health remains intact.

87: The Business of Tipping Jul 24, 2022

The world is open and we are all "outside". Not only are we traveling and going out to eat but, we are hiring and utilizing service providers now more than ever. And with all of these experiences comes one common thread: tipping! Are you a good tipper? Do you know when and how much you're supposed to tip? Do you know how vital gratuity is to the economy? Do you know tipping started as a result of slavery? On today's episode we highlight the history and necessity of gratuity; as well as and explain how you should approach each tipping situation.

86: It Ain't All Bad Jul 17, 2022

Everyone is worried about a recession. Inflation rates are rising at a record-breaking pace. The news is telling you the end is near. Layoffs are starting and don't get us started on the supply chain issues. BUT with all of that, there is a lot of positive movement happening in the world right now as it pertains to your financial future and that is what we are highlighting on this episode. We talk you through all the big "doom and gloom" headlines and bring in the sunshine that the news refuses to talk about.

85: How to Travel Better Jul 10, 2022

Yes, we are Financial Advisors but we are also world travelers--especially Tiffany! Today’s show is about saving
money and time while traveling this summer all while having a great time.

84: Tiffany's Birthday Celebration: 40 Questions for 40 Years Jul 03, 2022

It is Tiffany's 40th birthday and we are switching things up to learn more about your favorite podcast co-host. On this episode, Allan is allowing the listeners to get to know Tiffany better by asking her forty questions for her 40 years on this Earth. There is no doubt you will be shocked by some of these answers, as Tiffany allows herself to be a bit more vulnerable on air. Happy 40th Birthday, Tiffany!

83: Something's Fishy in the Job Market Jun 26, 2022

There’s a shift happening in the job market--and it's not the one you've been hearing about. While the news continues to highlight "The Great Resignation" you may need to look twice before quitting that job. With more job openings than ever, and the lowest unemployment rate we've had in years, employees may be getting tricked into making less money and receiving less benefits. On this episode we talk about both sides of what's happening in the job market, where it's happening and how to prepare for your success either way.

82: Celebrating Juneteenth Jun 19, 2022

As we celebrate Juneteenth, brands across the country are launching products, events and marketing strategies to try and cash in on the holiday. Here’s the problem: Monetizing the celebration of Black freedom contradicts the very sentiment that drives Juneteenth. Black people were among this country’s first forms of currency, and the celebration of Juneteenth reminds us of that not-so-distant past. Giving your money to white-owned businesses that slap Black fists on their packaging as a marketing strategy can add insult to injury. So on this episode we talk about legitimate ways to spend, buy and support Black-owned businesses.

81: HENRY to HER, Part Two of High Income to High Wealth Jun 12, 2022

Last week we started talked about how to transition from high income to high wealth. On this episode we continue that conversation to help you build wealth in all areas of your life; because your financial wealth can easily be eclipsed by lack of wealth in several other areas. Tune in to learn about why you don't want to be a H.E.N.R.Y. all of your life; and how you really want to become a H.E.R.

80: Going from High Income to High Wealth Jun 05, 2022

Are you finally in a position where you're receiving a great income? Where you're making more than you've ever made before and you are now feeling a lot more comfortable affording your wants and needs. If so, the big question is: but are you building wealth? On this week's episode we discuss how people who are finally making “good money” can transition from simply making a substantial income to actually building "good wealth."

79: Your Investments are (Probably) Funding Gun Violence May 29, 2022

In the aftermath of several mass shootings in one week, many Americans want to do something--anything--to help but, feel helpless. Petitions, donations and voting are all clear ways to start a path towards change but there is a very effective and immediate impact you can have from the comfort of your living room: changing your investments. Most investors are completely oblivious to how they are--and have been--funding gun production and warfare through their retirement accounts and investment portfolios. On this episode we tell you exactly how to uncover if/where this applies to you and how to defund these organizations in real time.

78: It's Time to Fight Back May 22, 2022

Although we've talked about how to hedge against inflation before, we have NEVER seen anything like this. Inflation is up 8% - 14% from just last year on every day items like water, fish, produce. This is no longer something you can ignore or budget for; inflation at this pace is requiring you to fight back! On this episode we talk about ways to fight against short-term and long-term inflation right now.

77: Scammer Vibes May 15, 2022

The emergence and domination of social media, peer-to-peer payments, rideshare platforms and online networking has created the perfect environment for scams. Americans are getting scammed out of their money at an alarming pace and oftentimes they don't even realize it. On this episode we are bringing awareness to the most popular scams of 2022, that we are almost positive you--or someone you know--has fallen prey to.

76: Blood in the (Financial) Streets May 08, 2022

The global stock market is down around 13% and the bond market is down 10%. In the last 45 years, there has only been one other year when stocks and bonds were down at the same time. What should you do? Stick with the plan even though the world looks bleak? Or abandon ship? On this episode we tell you what to do and the benefits of being a contrarian.

75: Is the Government Moving the Needle on Your Finances? May 01, 2022

Whether you believe it or not, the government has been very busy--and what they've been working on should put a little extra change in your pocket. On this episode we talk about The Secure Act 2.0, new tax breaks, emerging 401k benefits from employers and (actual) student loan forgiveness.

74: Fine Print (The Devil is in the Details) Apr 24, 2022

On today's episode, The Momentum Advisors talk about the importance of reading and understanding the fine print within a credit card contract.

73: The Sharing Economy Apr 17, 2022

Communities of people have shared the use of assets for thousands of years but, the advent of the internet and smartphones has made it easier for asset owners and those seeking to use those assets to find each other. This dynamic is referred to as the "share economy". Sharing economies allow individuals and groups to make money from underused or idle assets; such as parked cars, spare bedrooms, swimming pools, clothes, and much more can be rented out when not in use. This episode details how you can get involved in sharing what you have, even when you think no one may be interested.

72: Unfair Isaac- our guide to managing your credit score Apr 10, 2022

On this episode, we break down the mysteries behind credit and seek to help you build and maintain a good credit score.

71: Fly or Fly Trap? Apr 03, 2022

Often times people are obsessed with buying stuff just because the price is low. But what about the actual value? Most "cheap" things are cheap for a reason; when you're not really paying attention that thing may turn out to be very expensive in the long run. On this episode we share some insight on good--and bad stuff--we've purchased (i.e. stocks, businesses, real estate, etc.) that was cheap and give advice on how to avoid the trap!

70: The Best Advice You've Never Heard Mar 20, 2022

After years of working with millionaires, successful entrepreneurs, and wealthy families, we have received a lot of unexpected advice on what it truly takes to accomplish your goals. And what we've found is that it has less to do with the numbers and the dollar signs; and more to do with your mentality and who you are as a person. On this episode, we highlight some of the best advice you've probably never heard that will change your life financially, professionally and personally.

69: Good Times: How to Retire with more than enough Money Mar 13, 2022

If you're fortunate to live long enough you will want--or need--to retire, at some point in your life. But people often speak about retirement as if it's a mythological character that only a fortunate few have been able to meet. Well that is not the case. On this episode, we give you the very specific steps to be able to retire exactly how you want to. Whether that's traveling, playing golf, working part-time, spending more time with the grandkids, or becoming a full-time artist, we have the strategy that gets you there.

68: What's Happening with Russia and How it Impacts Your Finances Mar 06, 2022

Russia invaded Ukraine and every one is panicking. Although some of your neighbors may be stocking up on water and canned goods, do you actually know what's happening and how it may impact you? This episode is a balanced conversation on how the Russia invasion is impacting your wallet today and, potentially, in the near future.

67: It's Our Anniversary Feb 27, 2022

For this week’s black history moment we want to tell you the story of how we created one of the largest black-owned wealth management firms in the country, as well as, give you advice on how you can build and grow your business. February 2022 marks our Ten Year Anniversary as a firm and we want to celebrate with our listeners!
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66: Get Off the Menu and Get Your Seat at the Table Feb 20, 2022

Do you feel like "the man's" foot is on your neck? Are you always wondering how are you supposed to get ahead in a capitalist society? Well we know all about that and on this episode we're giving you the answers. It's time for you to get a seat at the table and not only be on the menu. Let's stop missing out on everyday opportunities to grow wealth and influence.

65: The New Tax Laws Feb 13, 2022

By now you should have your 1099s and W2 forms which means it's officially tax time! This episode is to help you prepare for filing your 2021 taxes. It is super important to know about all the tax changes that happened last year that could impact your refund this tax season--and your tax planning next tax season.

64: WTF is Going on in the Market Right Now? Feb 06, 2022

For those who are paying attention, the stock market is seeing red in a major way right now. Is this the first time the stock market has been down this much? Of course not. But what does it all mean? What's actually happening and should you be panicking? This week's podcast answers these questions and more. We also explain why this may be a great time for you and your wealth building portfolio.

63: Investing vs Trading Jan 30, 2022

Investing and trading are becoming extremely popular. This is partly because markets have had strong
returns--and also because of social media. People love talking about their winnings but not so much about their losing.
On this episode we breakdown the differences between being an investor and trading. We also help you understand which of the two is right for
you.

62: Building a Socially Responsible Portfolio Jan 23, 2022

The terms "ESG", "socially responsible" and "impact investing" are ongoing buzzwords in the financial services industry. But what does it all actually mean? Regardless of the confusing industry jargon, the essence of it all is aligning your portfolio with your values—without sacrificing returns. More than that, it presents greater opportunity for you to see stronger returns. On this episode, we teach you how to do it whether you're dealing with a financial advisor, HR department or you self-manage your investments.

61: TikTok Financial Advice Jan 16, 2022

Scrolling through TikTok, you come across a huge range of videos, from new dances to someone encouraging you to invest in Tesla. Financial TikTok, also known as "FinTok", is where individuals share advice on topics from investing to cryptocurrency to saving for retirement. Yet, just like a big chunk of the news you find on social media, there are lots of FinToks containing misinformation. On this episode, we're analyzing--and correcting--the most popular Financial TikTop advice.

60: "Won't You Be My (Financial) Neighbor?" Jan 09, 2022

Do you remember "Mr. Rogers Neighborhood", where he would walk through the neighborhood and introduce you to all the important people in his life? Have you ever thought about who is in your neighborhood? What about your financial neighborhood? Having a well-rounded team of professionals in your "neighborhood", working in harmony on your behalf, is a game changer for your wealth. On this episode we uncover and clarify possible roles on your financial team and how they should work together--in all areas ranging from buying a house to getting a divorce.

59: How to Buy a Car Jan 02, 2022

If you’ve spent the past few months dreaming of a new car in your driveway, you’re probably looking at models, comparing deals and evaluating what add-ons you can afford. Buying a car is a big investment; you’ll need to think about the cost, financing options and negotiating tactics before heading to the dealership. On this episode we walk you through all the necessary steps to buying a car; and we highlight the common car buying mistakes that we want you to avoid.

58: New Years (Financial) Resolutions Dec 26, 2021

New Year’s resolutions don’t have to be reserved for diets and exercise. Sometimes the area of your life that really needs attention is your finances. As 2021 ends and 2022 begins, it's a great time to commit to your money goals, budget better, pay down debt, ditch bad habits and improve your financial picture to reach your goals. This episodes highlights specific--achievable--goals to set for your financial new year. If you want 2022 to be a better year for your money, consider making
these financial New Year’s resolutions.

57: Positively Wealthy! Dec 19, 2021

In our work as financial advisors, we are helping people grow their wealth and we are literally seeing people’s dreams come true right before our very eyes. In our own lives as entrepreneurs, we are achieving dreams that might seem unattainable; but
it’s happening. On this episode our goal today is to help you realize that you too can achieve your dreams and build wealth at the same time--and it starts with positive thinking!

56: Before You Quit Your Job Dec 05, 2021

We are in the midst of the “Great Resignation” where more people are quitting their jobs than ever before to launch new businesses, go back to school or explore new career paths. This episode highlights the things to keep in mind before you take the plunge.

55: Year-End Adult-ing Checklist Nov 28, 2021

The end of the year always seems to sneak up on us. After Thanksgiving, the buzz of the holiday season keeps us busy through the New Year and all of our financial, health and tax planning become distant thoughts until 2022. Not this year! On this episode, we make your year-end adult-ing planning a priority; because when the year ends there’s no going back.

54: Smartsgiving Nov 21, 2021

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, this episode focuses on the many ways to give to your favorite causes, charities and organizations. When most people think of giving they only focus on how to give money but, there are several ways to give non-monetary gifts that are extremely impactful. If giving money is your preference we discuss traditional and non-traditional ways to give financial assets while highlighting their potential tax implication.

53: Your Ride or Die: Homeowners, Auto & Umbrella Insurance Nov 14, 2021

When is the last time you reviewed your homeowners and auto insurance? For most people, the answer is when you initially purchased your home or car and even then you bought just enough to get the deal done. This week we've brought back special guest and Founding Partner of Momentum Risk Management, Sylvia K. Alston, to explain why quality property and casualty insurance is the real MVP--and how to get quality coverage for low cost.

52: Open Enrollment Nov 07, 2021

Open Enrollment season is underway but, what does that actually mean for you? A LOT! Whether you get health insurance through your employer or from Healthcare.gov, Open Enrollment is a very small window of time to make very big decisions about your health and what it is worth. On this episode, we bring in special guest Sylvia K. Alston to break down how to select the best health insurance for you and how to avoid receiving "basic ass insurance" from your employer.

51: Financially Responsible Parenting Oct 31, 2021

Due to more time spent at home during COVID, there has been a major spike in new pregnancies and childbirth. With that in mind, this show focuses on the financial planning that needs to take place as an existing or emerging parent. We highlight all the options you should consider when saving, investing and strategizing for your child's financial future.

50: Homecoming, Anbesol & What's Happening in the Economy Oct 24, 2021

Once every three months we like to give a snapshot of what’s happening in the financial markets and the economy. Is COVID still impacting our economy? What is this "labor shortage" everyone keeps talking about and where are all the workers going? And what about all these supply chain delays and how will they effect the holidays?

49: Financial Warning Signs Oct 17, 2021

A recent financial study finds that 75% of all Americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck and have little or nothing in the way of emergency savings. How did we get here? Well, we guarantee you there were probably a variety of warning signs before things got so strapped. On this episode we are identifying these warning signs so that you can address these financial problems before they get any worse.

48: Financial Predators Oct 10, 2021

On this episode, we call out what we consider to be financial predators. The bad guys and villains that are stealing money from right under our eyes. Don't take it personal, because almost all of us have used at one of these financial predators at least once in life.

47: Make Sure Your Parents Are Straight Oct 03, 2021

If you don’t take the time to get your parents financial profile in order, it could put their
finances in jeopardy--and ultimately yours! Over 15% of middle-aged adults are providing financial support to both an aging parent and a child, at the same time. For African-Americans, more than half find themselves unexpectedly "sandwiched" between caring for an older person and a child under the age of 18. This episode focuses on how to get your parents finances in order to ensure they can age gracefully and independently. We highlight specific conversations and topics you need to have with them to make sure all bases are covered under any circumstance.

46: Save the World While Saving Money Sep 26, 2021

While our expertise is in wealth management, personal finance and entrepreneurship, we do know that climate change is a very real thing. And not only will it have an impact on the environment but it can also deep impact on your wallet. On this episode we talk about the ramifications climate change can have on your bank account; as well as, ways to save money while also saving the environment.

45: FIRE (Financially Independent & Retiring Early) Sep 19, 2021

According to a recent Gallup poll, the average expected retirement age is 66. Thirty years ago, the average American projected retiring at age 60. What does this mean? On average, Americans are expected to work longer and retire later in life--or maybe not! There is a new Millennial movement called "F.I.R.E.", Financially Independent and Retiring Early. How early? 20 - 30 years early! It's not easy but it's very possible and on this episode we are discussing how to adopt this way of life to retire in your 30s or 40s.

44: How to Buy a Business Sep 12, 2021

We just bought a new business together last month and what we have realized is that most of the advice we give is only on building a brand new business. But what about buying one? On this episode we give you all the steps on how to buy an existing business and give you a little insight into our recent purchase.

43: Adulting 101 & Your Financial Glossary Sep 05, 2021

Are you tired of being lost in financial conversations? Are you feeling left behind in your attempt at "financial adulting"? No worries! On this episode we break down basic concepts and key words every adult must master to build wealth and be financially responsible.

42: The Wealth Gap of the Middle Class Aug 22, 2021

Keeping liquid savings on hand in case of an emergency is one area where Americans of all income
brackets are falling short--especially the "middle class." But what is this middle class? Is it defined by a salary range, household income or aspirational possessions? And is being in the "middle class" all it's chalked up to be? On this episode we answer all these questions while addressing the wealth gap of the middle class and how to thrive in it.

41: Can I Borrow a Dollar? Aug 15, 2021

No matter how much you earn, "getting by" is still a struggle for most people. 78% of full-time U.S. workers say they are living check-to-check and 56% say they are in over their heads with debt. Even those making over six figures say they struggle to make ends meet with with nearly in 10 of those making $100k+ living paycheck-to-paycheck. So what does all of this mean? It means that we are all accustomed to borrowing money and taking out loans at some point in our adult lives. This episode talks about how to do it--and when to not do it at all.

40: DIY Estate Planning Aug 08, 2021

We recently did two episodes on estate planning: “Estate Planning” and “Trust Fund Babies.” This week's show focuses on giving you the the do-it-yourself (DIY) version. We are highlighting ways to get your entire estate plan done for little or no money whatsoever--and that's with or without the help of a lawyer. We hope that by eliminating all of the financial obstacles and making estate planning super simple there will be nothing stopping you from getting yours done today.

39: Hateration, BRICs & Valuation Aug 01, 2021

Who is Jerome and why is he hating on all of our bank accounts? What's a BRIC and how should you use the term at dinner parties? What are some of the most expensive stocks right now and how do we spot them? This episode is our quarterly Market update on what's happening in the economy and how it's effecting your portfolio today.

38: Estate Planning Jul 25, 2021

Research shows that only 44% of Americans have a Will. Leaving the majority of Americans with no estate plan at all; with 47% stating "they just haven't got around to it" and 29% believing they don't have enough assets to leave to anyone. On this episode, we discuss what goes into an estate plan and why now is the time to "get around to it" no matter how little you may (think you) have in assets.

37: The New Millionaire Jul 18, 2021

COVID has created “a tale of 2 cities” where many people are struggling and a similar number of people are wealthier than ever. Between strong stock market performance and an even stronger housing market, we are seeing more people become millionaires than ever before. This episode discusses how these new millionaires are made, strategies to help them deal with their newfound wealth and tips on how you can be next in line.

36: Not Your Broke Best Friend Jul 11, 2021

Children start learning about money as early as three years old and it will take them decades to fully understand wealth. So the key is to start early. On this episode we give you an effective strategy for how to teach your kids--of all ages--about money. It's never too early or late to help expand your child's financial mindset.

35: Summer Spending Jul 04, 2021

Summer is the time to cut loose. Unfortunately, it can also mean cutting loose financially. These sunny months bring endless opportunities for traveling and socializing: holiday weekends, graduation parties, vacations, barbecues and family gatherings, summer camp, etc. Surveys find that 52% of parents spend more than they intend to every Summer. This episode talks about ways to save and how to be more strategic with your Summer spending.

34: Bankruptcy Jun 27, 2021

If you are deeply in debt and considering filing for bankruptcy, you are probably brimming with
anxiety. Filing for bankruptcy can be complex and confusing because every case is so different. This episode breaks down everything you need to know about bankruptcy--and we guarantee some things will really surprise you. If you are considering bankruptcy or know someone who is about to file, make sure you tune in to this show first.

33: Your Money Mind Jun 20, 2021

Your psychological view of money has a huge impact on your money decisions. Determining
what to spend money on, how much to save and evaluating your “safety net” are all steeped in what we
call your “Money Mind.” On this episode we will help you identify your money mind; and some of the pitfalls and
opportunities that go along with it.

32: You Don't Need a Financial Advisor (Yet!) Jun 13, 2021

Are you asking yourself, do I need a financial advisor? For many people, the answer is 'NO'. Even though financial advisors can assist you with your money in a number of crucial ways, most people don't know what a real financial advisor does or when they actually need one. This episode breaks down who is--and who is NOT--a financial advisor; as well as, if you really need a financial advisor at all; and IF you do, what questions you should be asking to ensure you pick the right one. This show is for people who are unsure about the need for a financial professional and for those who already have a financial advisor.

31: Your Generation, Part II Jun 06, 2021

This week we are continuing to highlight how to approach building generational wealth in spite of all the systemic setbacks and obstacles, like the Tulsa Massacre. We are delving deeper into specific strategies for building wealth in your family no matter where you are on our "Generational Spectrum." This episode is a continuation from "The Tulsa Massacre & Your Generation."

30: The Tulsa Massacre & Your Generation May 30, 2021

This week marks the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Massacre that destroyed “Black Wall Street” in 1921. It was a horrible tragedy that is a major cause for today's wealth gap in the Black community. On this episode, we are highlighting how to approach building generational wealth in spite of all the systemic setbacks and obstacles, like the Tulsa Massacre. We are breaking down strategies for building wealth in your family no matter how much you're starting with.

29: Two Steps Forward or Two Steps Back? May 23, 2021

Most financial advisors want you to take baby steps toward your goals every year. While this works out well for most people, sometimes you have to do things a little differently, even if it means taking two steps back to move forward. We are breaking down an alternative approach to reaching your financial goals — which may involve doing some things that seem risky in the short run — in order to win big in the long run!

28: Money Conversation with Bae May 16, 2021

Several studies find that arguing about money early on in a
marriage is the number one predictor of divorce; while couples who
talk openly and frequently about money report being happier. This episode gives you strategies and topics on specific "money talks" you should have with your partner to ensure you both stay in control of your relationship. Financial friction can wreak havoc on your partnership and this show will help prevent that.

27: Paying for College May 09, 2021

The average cost of college in the United States is over $35k per student, per year. While this cost has tripled in less than 20 years, we still intended on sending our children to college by any means necessary. Well this episode discusses just that: the means, tips and strategies for getting your child's college education paid for--whether you started saving early or not. This show is for parents with children of all ages. It's never to early to start planning.

26: Biden-omics May 02, 2021

President Biden has laid out a bunch of new economic and political plans: American Rescue Plan, American Jobs Plan, American Families Plan and the Made In America Plan. On this episode we break each plan down and explain what they mean for your pockets. We will also have a general discussion about the current state of financial markets and give you our thoughts on what to do moving forward.

25: Trust Fund Baby Apr 25, 2021

Society stereotypes "trust fund babies" as overprivileged, spoiled, adult-children who think they're superior to others and have no responsibilities. But in reality, we should all strive to have trust fund baby's and on this episode we're going to tell you exactly why. We're also going to teach you how to leave a million dollar trust fund for your beneficiaries without ever having a fraction of that amount in your bank account.

24: Born Again Homebuyer Apr 18, 2021

The housing market is red hot and it’s because of COVID. Housing prices rose by 11.2% in January, which is the fastest growth of home prices since January 2006. On this episode we help you strategize on how you can take advantage as an investor, a first-time home buyer, a second home buyer and/or as a landlord.

23: Franchising 101 Apr 11, 2021

We own several franchise businesses. Down from 9 total franchise locations, we currently own 4 and are building more at a rapid pace. Franchising is great for the person who wants to be a business owner and has the skills to run a business but, doesn’t necessarily have the full business concept. On this episode, we are giving you key information about choosing to become a franchisee as a path to entrepreneurship. It’s not for everyone but it could be for you!

22: Where the Money Resides: Compound Interest Apr 04, 2021

Chances are, you've heard of the term "compound interest," but do you know how it really works? If not, you're in the majority: 69% of Americans don't understand it. Compound interest is the "magic pill" that converts your "modest savings" into massive wealth. Through the power of compound interest is how most "everyday" people become millionaires. On this episode we are breaking down how compound interest
works and how to make it work for you--at any age.

21: A Thief in the Night Mar 28, 2021

On today's episode of The Momentum Advisor Show, Tiffany and Allan talk about the importance of inflation and how you must invest in a way that protects you from it. Tune in for some major insight on how to protect yourself from this thief in the night!

20: The "Stimmy" is Not For Red Lobster Mar 21, 2021

With the passing of another historic stimulus package, we need to discuss who it impacts and how to make the most of
this situation, in your personal and business life. This episode highlights ALL of the beneficial resources that have been made available in the new $1.9 trillion dollar stimulus bill; and we strategize how to use the stimulus check for your maximum advantage.

19: Good Ass Ways to Make Money Mar 14, 2021

So many people believe the only way to close the wealth gap is to get access to borrowed capital. Well, we don’t believe this to be true. The most effective way to close the wealth gap is to learn how to make more money--passive, active and residual. On today’s podcast we discuss ways you can start a business with very little--or no--money. Whether it’s a side hustle or a full-time gig, we are giving you the tools to start today.

18: An LLC is Not a Business Mar 07, 2021

We hear a lot of people talking about starting LLCs. Their goals when starting these legal structures is to create additional sources of income and to create a financial legacy for their families. In the end, many people are simply filing papers to start a business--without ACTUALLY starting the business. On this episode, we help you understand how to really start a business and guess what? It has nothing to do with paperwork.

17: Passive & Residual Income Feb 28, 2021

"Making money while you sleep” has a nice ring to it, doesn’t it? After all, one of the goals of financial independence is to build wealth that doesn’t eat up your time, so you can enjoy life and do the things you choose to do. This episode highlights unique--but very accessible--ways to make meaningful residual and passive income. Residual income is money that is earned on a recurring basis, typically as the result of a single original action. And passive income is when it requires little to no maintenance to keep the money flowing. Tune in to hear how you can get started with both today.

16: Is Your Money Racist? Feb 21, 2021

When you contribute to your retirement savings do you know what your investments are contributing to? Are your investment dollars circulating wealth into the communities that matter to you the most? Unfortunately, the answer is probably: NO. And the worse news is that your retirement and investment dollars are likely supporting companies and institutions that would rather support immigration, prison complexes, racism and excess gun usage before supporting people that look like you. In this episode we ask you the question 'Is Your Money Racist?' and then provide you with the tools on what you can do about it once and for all.

15: Cooperative Economics Feb 14, 2021

The fourth principle of Kwanzaa is "Ujamaa": Cooperative Economics. This is often defined as coming together to build and maintain our own businesses and real estate to profit from them, together. Black people have been building and benefitting from cooperative economics for decades, particularly in parts of the economy where we’ve been cut out by major institutions. In this episode, we explore the various ways you can capitalize on cooperative economics today.

14: Don't Blow It Feb 03, 2021

A financial windfall is a large—and many times unexpected—financial gain; often the result of an inheritance, lawsuit settlement, property sale, salary bonus, or even a winning lottery ticket. From an unexpected $1,000 to amounts in the millions, windfalls are more common than you may think. This episode gives tips and strategies on how to properly plan for and capitalize on a financial windfall. As well as, true stories on how these funds are often quickly squandered.

13: Bubble Trouble, Bubble Guts & Bubble Butts Jan 31, 2021

In 2021, there appears to be a renewed focus on investing but we are worried that certain investments are getting too much attention and someone will get hurt. On this episode we break down our views on financial markets, cryptocurrency, GameStop mania, and what factors are really impacting the economy.

12: Secret to Building Wealth Jan 24, 2021

We break down common themes we’ve observed from our clients, former clients and people we know who’ve built wealth. What separates people who actually retire early and wealthy from the people who just dream about it? They fall into 5 different categories.

11: Financial Mistakes At Any Age Jan 17, 2021

Getting older doesn't necessarily make you wiser! We've noticed some trends around mistakes people tend to make in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s. Let this be a cautionary tale of what NOT to do in your financial life!

10: DIY Financial Calendar Jan 10, 2021

Whether or not you make financial New Year’s resolutions, you no doubt want to improve your bottom line in the coming year. With that in mind, we have specific instructions for bolstering your finances each month, ranging from taxes and budgeting to checking up on your insurance coverages and reviewing your estate plan.

9: Goals! How Many of Us Have Them? Jan 03, 2021

It’s a new year! What audacious goals do you have for yourself? So many people focus on money as a goal as if it’s the key to happiness but it is not. In this episode we address the heart of your financial goals and we encourage you to dream, fully. If you change the way you think about your goals, you will achieve them sooner than you ever anticipated.
Spoiler Alert: The true key to happiness is the "Electric Slide"

8: The IPO Mixtape Dec 27, 2020

This year there have been some major IPOs such as, AirBnB, DoorDash and Robinhood. But unfortunately, most people don't actually know what an IPO is, how it works, and if they should get in involved. In this episode we break it down in full detail with fun analogies and colorful detail.

7: Determining Your Net Worth Dec 20, 2020

Net worth is simply the difference between the value of what you own minus your liabilities, such as your mortgage, credit card
debt, etc. Seems simple enough but most people still don't know their net worth or why it's so important. On this episode we highlight why it matters so much; along with a few other financial metrics to really pay attention to.

6: No Body Wash for Christmas Dec 13, 2020

As the holidays are approaching their is often the urge to spend more than we need to on gifts. On this show, we identify alternative holiday gifting that can save you money but doesn't skimp on heart and sentiment. These are gifts your family, friends--and wallet--will truly love and never forget.

5: Get On Board Dec 06, 2020

This week, Nasdaq filed a proposal with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that would require all 3000+ companies on their stock exchange to have at least one woman on their boards, in addition to a director who is a racial minority or one who self-identifies as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer. We address why this could be one of the most forceful moves yet to bring diversity to U.S. corporations and how you can take advantage of it.

4: STD: Sexually Transmitted Debt Nov 29, 2020

Much like catching a physical STD, people can contract sexually transmitted debt from a romantic partner. Financial STDs affect millions more Americans than the most common sexually transmitted disease. On this show, we teach you how to recognize the warning signs and also take steps to guard against picking up unwanted debt.

3: Investing 101 Nov 22, 2020

Foundational principles on what investing actually means and how to get started today. Whether you've never invested in a stock in your life or if you have a robust 401k, these are the investment basics you should know.

2: Opportunity Doesn't Knock Nov 15, 2020

Opportunity doesn't knock, it just lays there. In the past year, Black Americans have been receiving attention from corporations, politicians and funding institutions in a way that's never been seen before--and may never be seen again. In this episode, we discuss how to improve your financial situation in the current "Black Lives Matter" climate before the opportunities are taken off the table.

1: Have Your cake and Edith Too Nov 08, 2020

The Momentum Advisors show, hosted by financial experts Tiffany Hawkins and Allan Boomer, is a new podcast of The North Star that addresses the pillars of financial and economic justice as a tool of Black liberation. Tune in every Sunday on your preferred podcasting platform.

Preview Episode Oct 21, 2020

From SiriusXM broadcast to podcasts, listen in as Tiffany Hawkins and Allan Boomer fill us in on what to expect on their switch into The North Star's podcast division.

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