CHATMOSA: https://chatmosa.com/ What happens when a birthday celebration, Juneteenth, Black Music Month, homemade cheesecake, and the future of podcasting all collide? You get one of our most heartfelt and lively Podcasters in Training sessions yet.In Episode 29, Chatmosa Head of Product David is joined by Camille, Chatmosa CEO and co-founder; Sandra, Head of Tech; Auntie Derek, Head of Growth; and special guest Nicole, founder of Keipeki.The team begins by celebrating David's birthday, then shifts into a meaningful conversation about Juneteenth—its history, the importance of commemorating freedom, and why cultural conversations still matter. From there, the discussion moves into Black Music Month, the storytelling power of music, and the importance of giving more Black creators and journalists the tools, platforms, and ownership to share their voices.Nicole shares the story behind her Black Music Month podcast and the realities of creating music-focused content, including licensing challenges and the deeper cultural value of music criticism. Auntie Derek talks about empowering Black journalists to create and own their own platforms. Camille breaks down Chatmosa's 3B branding method:Become a Brand. Build a Community. Bring in Revenue.You'll also hear updates from Sandra on Chatmosa platform improvements, Safari and Firefox fixes, and the team's commitment to helping new creators launch, grow, and connect with their communities.This episode is a reminder that podcasting is not just about publishing content. It is about building relationships, preserving stories, creating ownership, and giving people a reason to show up.In this episode:- Celebrating David's birthday and the power of staying connected- Juneteenth history, freedom, and cultural remembrance- Black Music Month and the storytelling power of music- Building platforms and ownership for Black journalists and creators- The Chatmosa 3B method: Become a Brand, Build a Community, Bring in Revenue- Podcasting, personal branding, and creator community-building- Chatmosa product updates and what is coming nextSubscribe for more conversations about podcasting, creator growth, media, community, and the future of interactive audio and video.#Chatmosa #PodcastersInTraining #Juneteenth #BlackMusicMonth #Podcasting #CreatorEconomy #PersonalBranding #BuildACommunity #BlackCreators #PodcastTips Chatmosa: Podcasters In Training What happens when a birthday celebration, Juneteenth, Black Music Month, homemade cheesecake, and the future of podcasting all collide? You get one of our most heartfelt and lively Podcasters in Training sessions yet.In Episode 29, Chatmosa Head of Product David is joined by Camille, Chatmosa CEO and co-founder; Sandra, Head of Tech; Auntie Derek, Head of Growth; and special guest Nicole, founder of Keipeki.The team begins by celebrating David's birthday, then shifts into a meaningful conversation about Juneteenth—its history, the importance of commemorating freedom, and why cultural conversations still matter. From there, the discussion moves into Black Music Month, the storytelling power of music, and the importance of giving more Black creators and journalists the tools, platforms, and ownership to share their voices.Nicole shares the story behind her Black Music Month podcast and the realities of creating music-focused content, including licensing challenges and the deeper cultural value of music criticism. Auntie Derek talks about empowering Black journalists to crea Click to https://chatmosa.com/live/summary/RD4OUUQSB0W8YJDJWBK1CEID14914 to learn more about this episode and see the visuals being shared on the jumbotron.