Send us a text Pennies To Pounds presents Where We Learned It, a powerful roundtable conversation exploring how money, culture and legacy shape the Black British experience. Hosted by Kia Commodore, this discussion brings together Emmanuel Asuquo, Angel Arutura, Rotimi Merriman-Johnson and Elaine Babey for an honest conversation about money, identity and community. Together, they unpack where we really learned about money growing up, the unspoken financial rules that shaped us, and how a new ...
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Send us a text Pennies To Pounds presents Where We Learned It, a powerful roundtable conversation exploring how money, culture and legacy shape the Black British experience. Hosted by Kia Commodore, this discussion brings together Emmanuel Asuquo, Angel Arutura, Rotimi Merriman-Johnson and Elaine Babey for an honest conversation about money, identity and community. Together, they unpack where we really learned about money growing up, the unspoken financial rules that shaped us, and how a new ...
121. Earn Money on Shopping and Supporting Black Businesses ft Matthew Addai (Cashblack)
Pennies To Pounds Podcast
26 minutes
9 months ago
121. Earn Money on Shopping and Supporting Black Businesses ft Matthew Addai (Cashblack)
Send us a text In this episode, we’re exploring Cashblack, a game-changing cashback platform supporting Black-owned businesses and fostering community growth. We explore the platform’s origins, born from a pivotal social moment, and how it’s changing how we shop while empowering communities. You’ll hear about how Cashblack works, what makes it stand out, and the innovative strategies behind building trust with users and established brands. Key highlights include: • The origin story of Cashbla...
Pennies To Pounds Podcast
Send us a text Pennies To Pounds presents Where We Learned It, a powerful roundtable conversation exploring how money, culture and legacy shape the Black British experience. Hosted by Kia Commodore, this discussion brings together Emmanuel Asuquo, Angel Arutura, Rotimi Merriman-Johnson and Elaine Babey for an honest conversation about money, identity and community. Together, they unpack where we really learned about money growing up, the unspoken financial rules that shaped us, and how a new ...
