copyright by r2c2h2The Theme For The Month Of April Was "It Takes A Village"
April Was The Busiest Month Of Tha Artivist Presents...W.E. A.L.L.B.E. Radio On Record...Thanks To All The Loyal Listeners and Phenomenal Guests Who Blessed This Humble Internet Radio Start Up With Their Time, Patience And Insight...As Always Please Spread The Good News!!! Tha Artivist Presents...W.E. A.L.L. B.E. Radio Can Be Heard Every Sunday @ 4PM Central/5PM Eastern...Special Broadcasts Will Be Done From Time To Time So Stay On The Lookout...To Listen To The Show Live As Well As Previous Shows Please Click On The Following Link:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/weallbe
To Join In The Conversations During The Live Shows Please Call 646-652-4593 And/Or E-mail Us With Your Questions/Comments @ r2c2h2@gmail.com
As Motivational Guru Willie Jolley Told Me The Best Is Yet To Come!!! Will You Join Us For The Journey??? W.E. A.L.L. B.E. Waiting For You!!!
Check Out The Following Jewels At Your Leisure:
Featured Guests Were...
www.myspace.com/timbrewolfforpr
http://www.pg5yp.com/
http://www.betarecords.com
B.) Rap Sensation Foley & Songstress Sis. Whispher of Digi-Child/D'Life
http://www.myspace.com/m_foley
http://www.myspace.com/whispher
C.) You!!!
http://boss.streamos.com/wmedia/blogtalkradio/show_19953.wax
http://www.blogtalkradio.com /weallbe
Our Special Guest Was World Famous Motivational Speaker Willie Jolley!!!
http://www.williejolley.com/
To Listen To The Actual Show:
http://boss.streamos.com/wmedia/blogtalkradio/show_19952.wax
All That Jazz Part 3
To Listen To Actual W.E. A.L.L. B.E. Radio Interview Please Click On The Following Link:
http://boss.streamos.com/wmedia/blogtalkradio/show_19952.wax
http://www.jerryjazzmusician.com/mainHTML.cfm?page=brothers.html
*Monday April 16,2007*
On Monday April 16,2007,
Tha Artivist Presents...W.E. A.L.L. B.E. Radio Continued Its Special Program To Honor Jazz Music And History In April A.K.A. National Jazz Appreciation Month By Interviewing Author And Historian Bill Egan From His Homeland Of Australia...Mr. Egan Is A Big Fan And Expert On Black Culture and History...His Love Of Those Subjects Has Lead Him To Write And Publish His First Book Florence Mills: Harlem Jazz Queen Which Took Him 10 Years To Write...He Is The World's Foremost Authority On The Life And Legacy Of The Great Entertainer And Black Leader Florence Mills, Who Was An International Star Of The 1920s Of Both Stage, Dance And Song, But Who Died Tragically Very Young At The Tender Age Of 31...Duke Ellington Wrote A Popular Song "Black Beauty" In Her Honor....Hundreds Of Thousands People Came To Her Funeral, Making It One Of The Largest In New York City History....
Author and Historian Bill Egan
http://boss.streamos.com/wmedia/blogtalkradio/show_21367.wax
Florence and her husband comedian and dancer U.S. 'Slow Kid' Thompsonhttp://weallbe.blogspot.com/2006/07/21-questions-with-r2c2h2-author-bill.html
*Sunday April 15, 2007*
R2C2H2 Tha Artivist had the honor and privilege of interviewing fellow Wash U. Alumni who made good on Tha Artivist Presents...W.E. A.L.L. B.E. Radio...Meet Scott Neuberger and Josh Kowitt the founders of College Boxes, one of the fastest growing moving and storage companies in North America...These bright and gifted young men were named two of the Top 30 Entrepreneurs Under 30 by Inc. Magazine...Please join us for this W.E. A.L.L. B.E. Radio exclusive as they tell us the essential ingredients to their recipe for business success!!!
http://boss.streamos.com/wmedia/blogtalkradio/show_19951.wax
*Following Article Appears Courtesy Of Washington University in St. Louis Magazine*
Building on 'One Box at a Time'
Not so long ago, Scott Neuberger and Josh Kowitt were schlepping boxes and refrigerators into and out of dorm rooms as WU undergrads.
Today, the two rank among Inc. magazine's "30 under 30: America's Coolest Young Entrepreneurs." Their company, Collegeboxes, ships and stores college students' belongings, and services and rents dorm-room appliances. It's the largest such firm in the country and is sustaining accelerated growth.
"In the next three years, we're going to grab as many campuses and customers as possible," says Neuberger, who majored in finance at the Olin School of Business.
The concept is straightforward: The Watertown, Massachusetts, company offers summer storage services for students on 36 college campuses. At 50 schools, they also provide appliance rentals, and--in a small piece of the business that Neuberger says likely will overtake storage sales in the near future--they provide shipping services between home and school through an arrangement with UPS.
Kowitt, who majored in political science in Arts & Sciences, is 24 and vice president and director of business development. Neuberger, 25, is CEO. The two have studied every campus in the country, identifying 150 schools with the most market potential.
"We aim to be at 100 schools in two years," Neuberger says, adding that franchising at another 400 is a possibility.
To be the exclusive vendor for moving students' belongings, Collegeboxes pays each college a commission. Then it hires local students to run on-campus marketing programs. The firm arranges with moving companies familiar with each territory to do the on-campus work. Customers pay a per-item fee.
The company is growing fast. Neuberger and Kowitt are embracing technology to manage simultaneous moves at multiple locations—from a GPS system to track trucks in the field to text messages that alert customers to pickup times.
Better customer service is the main reason they have invested in the new technology, says Kowitt, who recalls more than once sweating in his desk chair while a frantic parent screamed at him over the phone. "Not until a mother is crying to you about her kid's belongings do you know customer service."
Collegeboxes employs 10 full-time staff, plus 15 part-timers in the call center. Neuberger expects to add five full-time and five to 10 part-time positions this year.
As students at Washington University, the two started separate operations—Neuberger's was University Trucking, and Kowitt ran ResFridge—then merged when they realized the time and cost efficiencies of working together.
It was in the Olin School's entrepreneurship class—the Hatchery, taught by Ken Harrington—that Collegeboxes got its start. Students wrote business plans and pitched them, often successfully, to investors. (The Hatchery is now part of the University-wide Skandalaris Center for Entrepreneurial Studies, which Harrington directs.)
"I think the School has done a great job fostering entrepreneurship," Neuberger says. "We would not be as far along as we are if we hadn't started this in college. We just learned how to execute a business."
Adds Kowitt: "What a great arena to make mistakes. Really every issue I see now at Collegeboxes I dealt with on a smaller level at Washington U."
The decisions they make now are bigger and more costly. But for all the stress of running a successful business, they say, it's still one box at a time—something both acknowledge when things get harried.
*Friday April 13, 2007 *
Friday 13th Proved To Be A Lucky Day For Tha Artivist Presents...W.E. A.L.L. B.E. Radio
Sis. Oracle of Arize V Renaissance Was Anything But Quiet As She Kicked Off Her "Voice of Silence" Campaign....
The Official Website:
www.arizev.faithweb.com
Sis. Oracle (A Longtime Memphis Community Activist, Social Engineer, Visionary And An Artivist Extraordinaire In Her Own Right) Dropped The Science And The Knowledge On How To Play An Active Role In Bettering Our Community As Well As Our Mental, Spiritual And Physical Being Hence Her Battle Cry "Social Wellness!!!"...
Please Take A Listen To This Important One Hour Dialogue By Clicking On The Following Link:
http://boss.streamos.com/wmedia/blogtalkradio/show_20819.wax
More Arize On W.E. A.L.L. B.E.:
http://weallbe.blogspot.com/2007/04/on-april-142007-from-4pm-6pm-please.html
*Easter A.K.A. Resurrection Sunday (April 8,2007)*
1.)Famous Legendary Civil Rights Activist And National Radio Personality Joe Madison A.K.A. The Black Eagle (A Fellow Distinguished Alumni of Washington University In St. Louis Like Tha Artivist)...
Joe Madison's Bio
www.joemadison.com
Rosa Parks a.k.a. The Mother Of The Modern American Civil Rights Movement And The Black Eagle
2.) Historian J.D. Bird Creator Of http://www.johnhorse.com
3.) Legendary Black Entrepreneur (Founder of The Black United Fund Of New York) And Community Activist Kermit Eady...
Kermit Eady, BUFNY founder, now CEO of Eady Associates
http://www.kermiteady.com
When Black Self-Help Goes Wrong An Article By Kermit Eady
http://weallbe.blogspot.com/2007/03/when-black-self-help-goes-wrong.html
To Listen To The Actual Show Click On The Following Link:
http://boss.streamos.com
*Wednesday April 4, 2007*
http://www.scottyanow.com
Listen To The Actual Interview:
http://boss.streamos.com
*Sunday April 1, 2007*
1.) Ms. Regina Walker, The Senior VP Of Community Impact @ The United Way Of The Greater Mid South And Recipient Of The YWCA President's Award For Community Service...
photo by Skipworthhttp://weallbe.blogspot.com/2007/03/pioneering-memphis-woman-leader-is.html
2.) 2007 NAACP Image Award Nominee And Famed Literary Author Dwight Fryer
http://www.dwightfryer.com
http://weallbe.blogspot.com/2007/03/famed-author-dwight-fryer-treated-like.html
http://boss.streamos.com
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