In this episode of the Dripping Black Podcast, host Mr. Al Pete engages in a dynamic conversation with Minista Jazz, exploring her transformative journey from hairstylist to tech advocate. They discuss the intersection of technology, mental health, and the importance of diversity in tech. Minista Jazz introduces Jerome AI, a character designed to support Black men's mental health, emphasizing the need for technology that reflects and uplifts marginalized communities. The conversation highlights the significance of ethical tech and the power of community investment in creating a better future. In this engaging conversation, Mr. Al Pete and Minista Jazz explore the importance of advocacy, storytelling, and community engagement. They discuss the profound impact of Hollywood on culture, the potential of technology and AI in storytelling, and the significance of fashion as a form of self-expression. Minista Jazz reflects on her childhood aspirations and the future of her creative projects, emphasizing the importance of celebrating achievements and supporting the community.
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Website: www.wearemuchdifferent.com
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LinkedIn: Al Peterson904
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