Jordan Sterling's guest appearances

Jordan Sterling

Austin Fire Show

The One 3rd

Memory Tracks

John Daly

Doug Marshall

Paul Banks

Sujan Patel

Lisa Roberts

Mike Gallagher

Jason Smith

Chris Wright

Emily Leach

Frank Burns

Sarah Bradshaw

Paul O'Brien

Andrew Thompson

Brett Hurt

Jon Loyens

OwlTail

EP 08: Hard Work Beats Talent ft. Tech Entrepreneur Jordan Sterling by The One 3rd

EP 08: Hard Work Beats Talent ft. Tech Entrepreneur Jordan Sterling

Besides Jordan's excellent taste in sports teams (Houston Strong), he's got great taste in music and sense of how a song can thread in and out of your life in meaningful ways. Enjoyed having him on the show to explore that with him and these tracks.Int'l Players Anthem (I Choose You) - UGK ft. OutkastNever Would Have Made It - Marvin SappDNA. - Kendrick Lamar

Besides Jordan's excellent taste in sports teams (Houston Strong), he's got great taste in music and sense of how a song can thread in and out of your life in meaningful ways. Enjoyed having him on the show to explore that with him and these tracks. Int'l Players Anthem (I Choose You) - UGK ft. Outkast Never Would Have Made It - Marvin Sapp DNA. - Kendrick Lamar

#41: Jordan Sterling

Today, I’m sitting down with Jordan Sterling, entrepreneur, creative, and smartass. Let’s list some of what he does. VP of Sales at Data-infiniti, which is a data startup. Co-founder at Silicon Jungle, which is a startup studio. And most relevant to this conversation, co-founder of Alibi X, a platform to showcase the narrative of what it means to be a black millennial.We’re having an open and frank discussion about race, and asking some important questions -- what is his definition of blackness? How is he affected by pre-conceived ideas that others have about him because of the color of his skin? Do we talk about race enough? At the core of it all, is one idea - we must join the narrative of the part of the world we live in, so that others can look at us and say -- hey, that person looks like me. I can do the things they do. I can follow that career path. I can be who I want to be, shedding the ideas of others and myself about how I should act like.Check out some of Jordan’s stuff: www.alibix.coYou can also follow him on twitter: https://twitter.com/J_Sterl

Today, I’m sitting down with Jordan Sterling, entrepreneur, creative, and smartass. Let’s list some of what he does.  VP of Sales at Data-infiniti, which is a data startup. Co-founder at Silicon Jungle, which is a startup studio. And most relevant to this conversation, co-founder of Alibi X, a platform to showcase the narrative of what it means to be a black millennial. We’re having an open and frank discussion about race, and asking some important questions -- what is his definition of blackness? How is he affected by pre-conceived ideas that others have about him because of the color of his skin? Do we talk about race enough?  At the core of it all, is one idea - we must join the narrative of the part of the world we live in, so that others can look at us and say -- hey, that person looks like me. I can do the things they do. I can follow that career path. I can be who I want to be, shedding the ideas of others and myself about how I should act like. Check out some of Jordan’s stuff: <a href="http://www.alibix.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.alibix.co</a>You can also follow him on twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/J_Sterl" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/J_Sterl</a>

#15 A Frank Discussion on Race + Blackness | Jordan Sterling, Cofounder AlibiX