This week, The Winner’s Culture sat down with Ciara Chantelle. In part 1 of this interview we discussed how Ciara got her start in poetry, the impact her Philadelphia public education had on her and her approach to identifying her triggers in order to maintain her mental Health. Ciara Chantelle is a spoken word artist born and raised inPhiladelphia. With her work she has hoped to encourage others to live their truth by means of making mental health a priority, as well as seeking and accepting the individuality within each “self”. Ciara has amassed millions of videos on social media and built a following of over 300k on her social media platforms through her prowess for spoken word. The Winner’s Culture is grateful to Ciara for sharing her light with us. We’re excited for you to experience it too. Like Comment Subscribe we appreciate your support !! Follow The Winners Culture on all platforms: @thewinnersculture Follow Spoken Word Artist: @CiaraChantelle

This week, The Winner’s Culture sat down with Ciara Chantelle. In part 2 of this interview we discussed the meaning of support as a creative and what the difference is between a true fan and supported. We also dug deep into what support has looked like in our personal lives especially when it didn’t come from place you would expect like family and friends. Ciara Chantelle is a spoken word artist born and raised inPhiladelphia. With her work she has hoped to encourage others to live their truth by means of making mental health a priority, as well as seeking and accepting the individuality within each “self”. Ciara has amassed millions of videos on social media and built a following of over 300k on her social media platforms through her prowess for spoken word. The Winner’s Culture is grateful to Ciara for sharing her light with us. We’re excited for you to experience it too. Like Comment Subscribe we appreciate your support !! Follow The Winners Culture on all platforms: @thewinnersculture Follow Spoken Word Artist: @CiaraChantelle

The Winners Culture: Home Field Advantage Episode 5: Is Pain Necessary ?

In Todays episode we share our perspectives on what good teaching looks like and what role education plays in the black community. We ask questions like: Who is the ideal teacher for your child? Do you feel comfortable sending your kids to public schools? Do kids need to struggle to grow? Is it a coaches/mentors role to facilitate that struggle?

Tune in and let us know what you think in the comments ! Welcome to "TWC: Home Field Advantage" the podcast where we facilitate community, create connections, and give a our hot takes on "The Culture"

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The Winners Culture: Home Field Advantage Episode 4: Cultural Warfare In Todays episode we react to Kendrick Lamars acclaimed diss track " They Not Like Us" as well as recap and give our individual perspectives on this highly anticipated rap beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. We also dive into the cultural consequences of this beef included the racial tension between DJ Vlad and Princeton Professor and Vince Staples conscience take on rap beef in General!

Welcome to "TWC: Home Field Advantage" the podcast where we facilitate community, create connections, and give a our hot takes on "The Culture"

For extended bonus content or to support The Winners Culture: Subscribe to our Patreon: Patreon.com/thewinnersculture Follow us on Instagram/Tik Tok: @Thewinnersculture Listen on Spotify/Apple Music: @Thewinnersculture Special Thanks to: @studio524philly

This week, The Winner’s Culture sat down with Will Toms, one of the visionary co-founders of REC Philly, a one-of-a kind space for creative entrepreneurs in Philly. Will gets deep with us about his childhood, upbringing and the roots of his ambition as well as drops fruitful knowledge for those looking to build their own brands, grow confidence in networking and nurture their dreams into reality. His wisdom, experience and calm presence kept us diving deep into every topic we touched from race to religion to therapy and back. The Winner’s Culture is grateful to Will for sharing his light with us. We’re excited for you to experience it too. Like Comment Subscribe we appreciate your support !! Follow The Winners Culture on all platforms: @thewinnersculture Follow Will Toms Co-Owner of REC Phill @thewilltoms

The Winners Culture "Winners Only" Series: The Start of a Global Phenomenon.

In this exclusive interview, we delve into the fascinating world of graffiti with none other than Cornbread, widely recognized as the first-ever graffiti artist. Join us as we explore the genesis of his passion for graffiti, the socio-political conditions that fueled its emergence, and its profound impact on hip hop culture.Cornbread, whose real name is Darryl McCray, provides unique insights into why he started graffiti and how it became a powerful form of expression for him and countless others. From the streets of Philadelphia to the bustling urban landscapes of the 1960s, Cornbread recounts the environment that birthed graffiti and shaped its evolution into a global phenomenon.Moreover, we examine Cornbread's role as a pioneer in the graffiti movement and his lasting influence on an entire generation. Beyond just spray paint on walls, graffiti became a fundamental element of hip hop culture, serving as a visual representation of the voices and struggles of marginalized communities.Join us as we uncover the untold stories behind the art form that revolutionized urban culture and discover the enduring legacy of Cornbread, the trailblazer who forever changed the way we perceive art, music, and identity. Don't miss this captivating interview that delves deep into the roots of graffiti and its profound impact on society. Follow the living legend cornbread: @cornbreadthelegend on instagram Support The Winners Culture Patreon and Socials: @thewinnersculture

Who has a responsibility to end the violence rising in Philly's streets? Who has the power? Activist, advocate, and speaker Manny 215 sits down with the Winner's Culture to discuss the answer to these questions and more. Tune in as we touch on the role of faith in healing broken communities, the presence and power of young people in city leadership and the roots of the gun violence crisis in Philadelphia. Manny drops gems educating us on the principles of the Islamic faith and leaves behind powerful messages for young people looking for a way out of cyclical generational violence and trauma. Support Us: Join our Patreon patreon.com/TheWinnersCulture Follow Manny's Journey on IG: @manny215_ Follow The Winners Culture on All Platforms: @thewinnersculture Episode Shot by: The Winners Culture Content Creation Produced by: Studio 524 Philly

What is your relationship like with your Father? This week on The Winners Culture we have Kyshon Johnson creator of the Other Half Series a series dedicated to help women heal their relationships with their fathers and ultimately their relationships with themselves. Kyshon a Philly native began interviewing 100 women about their relationship with their fathers when she was a student at Temple University. This blossomed into the platform The Other Half series which has produced events, interviews and ultimately tools like journals to help black women to find the strength within, heal their relationships, and become the best version of themselves. Kyshon and her brand has been featured locally as was well as nationally on platforms like NBC, Fox News, and Essence! Check out the newest episode of The Winners Culture now !