In this week's episode of MasterMind Podcast, Malia and Chris are joined by Tasha McCaskiel, the creator and founder of Black Girls In Media and the owner of Shop TashJMackk clothing brand. The three sit down to discuss how Tasha took Black Girls in Media from a groupme chat to a community with more than 15,000 members. Tasha breaks down what obstacles she has faced with building her media company all the while juggling her PR company as well. Tasha explains why she left her hometown of Charlotte to relocate to NYC and somehow found herself staying in Los Angeles. We also discuss how Tasha was able to secure internships with BET, VH1 and Comedy Central. Make sure you're following and subscribed to us on all platforms to keep up with our lit reviews and to join our reading community if you want to tap into more success, learn more about entrepreneurship, invest in yourself or if you simply like reading for fun: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, Youtube, and Apple Podcast. From Los Angeles, California to Charlotte, North Carolina, reading has NEVER been this lit!!
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