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Dec 8, 2024 | 
rollingout.com | Monisha Brown
Monisha J. Brown: Good morning rolling out family. This is Monisha J. Brown, and I am here today with another episode of “A Seat at the Table” with today’s guest, Administrator Isabel Guzman. She is the 27th Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) under the Biden administration. She also serves on the Biden cabinet, and she is responsible for a $500 billion portfolio, with $50 billion of those dollars earmarked, annually, for small businesses.
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Dec 7, 2024 | 
rollingout.com | Monisha Brown
Monisha J. Brown: A’zaria, you have this beautiful opportunity to film in Atlanta. You are from Atlanta, you’re on two great shows that are both filmed in Atlanta. Tell us about the show “Found,” which I think is very meaningful and purposeful, particularly for Black women. A’zaria Carter: “Found” is a show produced by and starring Shanola Hampton. “Found’s” showrunner is Nkechi Okoro Carrol. Shanola (Gabi) runs an agency called M&A.
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
rollingout.com | Monisha Brown
“Holiday spending is a want, not a need,” she emphasizes. “It may feel like a requirement, but it’s not.”In the glittering lure of holiday consumerism, financial advisor Kamila Elliott emerges as a beacon of pragmatic wisdom, offering a lifeline to those tempted by seasonal spending temptations.
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Nov 5, 2024 | 
rollingout.com | Monisha Brown
Monisha Brown: One of the things I wanted to talk to you about and I thought you’d be good at addressing, is the conversation around Kamala’s race and gender. Specifically, if you’re a Black woman, how would you lean into the conversation if someone said, “Just because she’s Black or she’s a woman, she’s not going to get my vote?” How would you navigate that conversation? Commissioner-elect Mo Ivory: I mean, I would ask them to look at my record and the work that I’ve done.
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Nov 5, 2024 | 
rollingout.com | Monisha Brown
Monisha Brown: One of the things I wanted to talk to you about, and I thought you’d be good at addressing, is the conversation around Kamala’s race and gender. Specifically, if you’re a Black woman, how would you lean into the conversation if someone said, “Just because she’s Black or she’s a woman, she’s not going to get my vote?” How would you navigate that conversation? I mean, I would ask them to look at my record and the work that I’ve done.
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Nov 5, 2024 | 
rollingout.com | Monisha Brown
Monisha Brown: How do you feel about being on the same ballot as VP Harris? Megan Harris: I need to see if they’ll give me one of the sample ballots so I can frame it for later. That would be a cool memento. It does makes me pause. Monisha Brown: What led you to run for office? Megan Harris: Last year we lost my brother to suicide. Unfortunately, that was hard. It still is. So mental health is important to me and we’ll have a thoughtful and meaningful approach to that while in the office.
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Nov 4, 2024 | 
rollingout.com | Monisha Brown
Monisha Brown: What led you to public service? Cassandra Littlejohn: Don’t get me wrong, I believe that my calling all along was in public service because I could look back as far as my high school years and see that I always really wanted to see people included and treated fairly. As I grew, you know, those things began to unfold. God put people in my path to teach me how to birth what was inside of me. Monisha Brown: What did you accomplish in Texas?
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Nov 4, 2024 | 
rollingout.com | Monisha Brown
Monisha Brown: I am here with the DJ Littyy. How have you been princess? DJ Littyy: I’ve been good. I’ve been busy. I’m still doing school and balancing DJing. It’s been going great. I had recent DJ gigs doing teen empowerment, teen businesses and events like that. It has been going great. And, everyone loves me, of course. Monisha Brown: Of course. Honey, you are all the things great. You give me what I call “hope for tomorrow.” I will say you are incredibly talented.
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Nov 4, 2024 | 
rollingout.com | Monisha Brown
Monisha Brown: Hillary, you are one of my superheroes. Your career peaked with Fair Fight when you all delivered Georgia in the 2020 elections. But, you are very transparent in insisting it was a coalition. Let’s talk about the coalition. What does that look like, Hillary? Hillary Holley: Honestly, I think the coalition work is what makes Georgia special. I say that’s what makes Georgia the best state in the country. We are in communication with each other about everything every single day.
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Nov 4, 2024 | 
rollingout.com | Monisha Brown
Monisha Brown: It’s Monisha Brown with rolling out. I am so proud to have our partner radio station, 94.5 Streetz Morning Takeover. I have the queen of the team, Mz. Shyneka. Mz. Shyneka: Good morning. Monisha Brown: I have you here today to talk about VP Kamala Harris on the ticket. What has this moment meant for you, Mz. Shyneka? Mz. Shyneka: It is absolutely amazing and it astonishes me that this woman was not even in the race in the beginning.
