LSOTD EP 75: HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH TRIBUTE 2023 INTERVIEW

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Last Stop on the D TRUST THE PROCESS

Brandon Kimm

57 episodes

3 days ago

Yo B who is this for? This podcast is for entrepreneurs, primarily black & brown men and women. Aged 20-65, & if you have more than a day job going on, take less than 30 minutes to listen and learn something. Yo B, what the hell is this podcast about? This podcast is about the lessons learned, and ground gained in my guests field, and my respective career field of entertainment. We talk as much about the good as we talk about the bad, because my people learn the best from anecdotal evidence. by the people. for the culture. ..no seriously let me know if you cant hear me I edit these myself!

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LSOTD EP 75: HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH TRIBUTE 2023 INTERVIEW

Last Stop on the D TRUST THE PROCESS

54 minutes 13 seconds

2 years ago

LSOTD EP 75: HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH TRIBUTE 2023 INTERVIEW

We BACK, the musics loud and the episode is LIT, real talk!

Whos that on the cover?? A cool ass dude I met at 40/40 who I ended up having ALOT in common with.

Jason Acosta is our National Hispanic Heritage Month featured interview and you dont want to miss this convo!

He Founded the Bronx Summit, his annual organized networking event and it really helps this the pod game I’m currently navigating! He spoke with us before hosting his event last week!

When I joined FIA (The oldest Latino Fraternity in the country) in college it was because I wanted to know more about other cultures, not just my own, or what THE MAN was trying to push on me in grade school. My college time is over but I still appreciate the movement and this bronx native provides us with a dope interview on who he is where he’s from and why he does what he does.

Credit to Kamaal G for the edit.

Peace!