Dream Chasers Radio
Tune in daily for your dose of inspiration with host Yaya Diamond and our amazing guest interviews. Enterprenuers, Authors, Musicians, Inventors, Business, and much more! Dare to be different.
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I currently have a portfolio of tech companies and projects I run. I also run a music management agency called Seraphim Music. We recently partnered with BMI Nashville and are now able to license music and collect royalties for our portfolio of EDM DJs. Honestly, I choose who I want to work with now. I’m my own boss. I have a masters degree in information technology security and I’m currently in a PhD program at Liberty University ...
Don Strickland is an ordained pastor. Married for nearly 30 years, he has two grown children. He received his master’s degree from Divinity Brite Divinity-TCU in Fort Worth, Texas. And he holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the University of Texas in Arlington. He is a community and political organizer. His academic interests lie at the intersection of politics and religion. He is currently serving as Lead Mini...
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