On this episode of The Backpack Show with Chris Brogan and Kerry O'Shea Gorgone, we'll talk with Ruth Jean-Marie. She founded The August Project to alleviate poverty in underdeveloped countries. They also partner strategically to create one of a kind items whose income goes to fund on- the-ground projects in underdeveloped countries. Their most famous item was a sneaker with Nike that sold out in 4 days. We can’t wait to talk with Ruth! https://ifundwomen.com/projects/doing-good-better-august-project
We'll also meet Carmen Kissel-Verrier, a former international exotic dancer who wrote the memoir, "The Butcher Shop Girl:" A girl escapes a broken and violent home, works various odd jobs, becomes an exotic dancer, has an affair with a hot DEA agent, rubs elbows with Hell's Angels, and gets caught up with a cartel in South America. She then escapes and becomes a self-made millionaire and branding expert. Phew! That’s quite the adventure, so don’t miss this show! https://www.thebutchershopgirl.com/
Brandon Gilson joins us from F.B. Washburn Candy in Brockton, Mass.—America's oldest family owned candy business! We’ll talk about the enduring appeal of their...
Teaching Robots About Race, Rip Up Your Baseball Cards. On this episode of The Backpack Show with Chris Brogan and Kerry O'Shea Gorgone, we'll...
As the world opens back up, lots of us are having a hard time opening ourselves back up after a year (and then some)...