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Black Men Sundays

Black Men Sundays

By: Corie Murray
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Summary
 Black Men Sundays is a financial literacy and wealth-building podcast hosted by Corie Murray, featuring real conversations with entrepreneurs, investors, executives, authors, financial professionals, and business leaders. Each week, we break down the strategies, lessons, and money moves that can help you build wealth, create opportunities, own businesses, and build a lasting legacy. Conversations cover financial literacy, entrepreneurship, investing, real estate, retirement planning, relationships and money, business ownership, leadership, mental health, and generational wealth. Whether you're working toward your first financial milestone, growing a business, building an investment portfolio, or preparing the next generation, Black Men Sundays connects you with people who have built, invested, led, failed, learned, and succeeded along the way. Real Conversations. Real Solutions. Real Growth. New episodes every Sunday at 8:00 AM ET.Copyright 2026 Corie Murray Economics Leadership Management & Leadership Personal Finance
Episodes
  • He Sold Bread at 9. His Son Got Into All 8 Ivies.

    He Sold Bread at 9. His Son Got Into All 8 Ivies.
    6 Nov 2026

    Kenneth Botwe went from selling bread and kerosene at age nine in Ghana to raising a son who was accepted to all eight Ivy League schools.

    On this episode of Black Men Sundays, Kenneth talks money, fatherhood, sacrifice, wealth-building, and the decisions that helped change his family’s future.

    He is the author of Why You Can’t Get Ahead Financially and creator of Financial Metabolism.

    📚 Get Kenneth’s book:

    https://link.amazon/B029HooH6

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    28 min
  • If Social Media Vanished, Would Your Business Survive?

    If Social Media Vanished, Would Your Business Survive?
    30 Oct 2026

    If the platform disappeared, what would you still own?

    DJ Self Born shares the business lessons behind a decade that generated $1 million in DJ revenue — not profit. From hotel contracts and a South Beach bar to trading his Mustang for a scooter, he explains why getting paid is only part of the story.

    We talk about keeping more of what you earn, owning your content, and building customer relationships that can follow you beyond one location or platform.

    📚 GET DJ SELF BORN’S BOOK

    Self Born: How I Made a Million Dollars as a DJ... And Built a System Anyone Can Use!

    https://link.amazon/B0bPc90OP

    Black Men Sundays may earn a commission from qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you.

    🦃 4TH ANNUAL BLACK MEN SUNDAYS TURKEY DRIVE

    Help us provide Thanksgiving turkeys for families from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida and seniors in our community. Contributions start at $25.

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    40 min
  • He Grew Up on Welfare. Then He Ran the Agency.

    He Grew Up on Welfare. Then He Ran the Agency.
    23 Oct 2026

    Gary P. Jenkins went from growing up on public assistance and experiencing homelessness to eventually leading New York City’s Department of Social Services. We talk economic mobility, education, leadership, fatherhood, homelessness, and why your circumstances don’t have to determine your future.

    📚 BMS BOOKSHELF

    Never Give Up by Gary P. Jenkins

    Gary shares the lessons in resilience, purpose, and leadership that shaped his journey from public assistance to executive leadership.

    https://link.amazon/B0hrGeohS

    🦃 4TH ANNUAL BLACK MEN SUNDAYS TURKEY DRIVE

    Help us provide turkeys for Boys & Girls Clubs families and seniors in our community.

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    21 min
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