Showing results by author "Bridging The Gap" in All Categories

A Birthmom and an Adoptive Mom coming together to provide education around adoption and support Birthmoms, pre and post placement.

Welcome to "Voices that Represent," a podcast brought to you by Unveiled - Bridging the Gap to Sponsorship.In a world where opportunities are not distributed equitably, our mission is clear: to break the cycle of underrepresented groups being over-mentored and under-sponsored. Throughout this podcast series, we will delve into the stories and experiences that have been invisible for far too long. We aim to bring these voices to the forefront, making them visible in spaces where they have traditionally been absent. Equally important is the exploration of the role of sponsors, who play a crucial...

2 do-it-all creatives come together at different points in their creative journey to discuss life, relationships, music and creativity in all forms. But most importantly, bridging the gap between their generations and the everyday person.

Hosted by Best Selling Author: ANTWAN 'ANT' BANK$ and DJ THR33 formally known as Barbi. Barbi has worked with industry legends, such as Pharrell, Black Street, Teddy Riley & Nore to name a few. Our mission is to empower, educate and bridge the gap between the generations in our culture. Beginning with the 4 elements of Hip-Hop to the multi-billion dollar industry it has become today. So join us for some great conversation about the culture we all love, as we speak with music industry professionals, Grammy award winning artist, producer's, DJ's as we share great experiences and stories.

Pilot episode

The Mission of our podcast is to quiet the stigma of PTSD & Mental Illness while providing compassion & empathy for the life of a Veteran. We accomplish this by gaining an understanding of the path these Veterans, the family of Veterans and the surrounding community members walk through storytelling, education and relationship building. To take the under reported number of 22 Veteran suicides a day suicide seriously. Even just saving one Veteran, making it 21 is a victory. You will see through the eyes of a Veteran, hear Veterans speak a language only others Veterans understand.