The Parlé

Kenneth Johnson is a real estate agent with a public profile looking for investment and entertainment industry opportunities. 

Real estate investor Marie Waite talks about using people skills to overcome obstacles. She is the descendant of Pilipino martial artists and describes some of the disciplined nuances of combining practice with a winner's mentality .

Mark Anderson, president of the Concerned Black Men of Los Angeles talk with us about leading by example, the rewards of mentorship, and building strong communities.

A conversation about professional goals leads to the subject of work-life balance when life is work, and work is survival. Aaron Smith tells us about his path to success in the sales industry, and the attitude that helped him get to regional sales manager.

The guest is Nana Nyarko, an entrepreneur, marketer, and she is the author of the B&B from scratch method. She is talking to us all about making some money from Air BnB.

Emeka is the founder of Lagos PHX, a brand dedicated to celebrating African fashion, culture, and lifestyle. In this episode the guys exchange perspectives on the evolution of Africa's global influence, and producing creative events that lead with community.

Gina Banic brings it to the table in a candid conversation with Ricardo about dating culture and what makes relationships successful. Gina is motivating and spirited as she explains why we can be the ones holding ourselves back.

As a fitness-minded person,  what does it take to stay on track; to set goals and meet those goals? Today Ricardo talks to Ruth Costner, a wellness coach that focuses on mental and physical health.  They take a look at the strength of mind-over matter, muscle memory, and the will to stay in the race.

Ricardo has an emblazoned conversation with Robert Alexander, CEO of the A.R.E.G, The Algorithm Real Estate Group, passionate about real estate and community. Throw embers to the entrepreneurial flame in this episode as we emphasize the potential within all of us to overcome any circumstance and make paths where there seemed to be none.

Everyone is working towards something and in this episode Ricardo talks to Joshua Schulman about defining yourself, and not letting others define your story for you.  In their conversation, Ricardo reveals that the driving force behind our stories is to ensure that the future inherits the lessons of our experiences.

Ricardo gets to take a close look at the process of identifying what the things are that someone can start doing to change and become the person they want people to see them as. This conversation is about using your personal journey to fuel your outcome rather than determine it.

In this first installment of the podcast, get to know the guys a little better as they delve into their purpose and vision.