Garrick Beauliere's guest appearances

Garrick Beauliere

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Jazze Pha

Moe Vickers is a salon owner, influencer and music artist. Moe released songs such as Boot Knockin and You Know12. Dr Garrick Beauliere featured on REVOLT as a young Black male psychologist "revolutionizing mental health advocacy in the Black community." "I want to change the way my community views mental health and inspire MORE Black men to become psychologists because there are less than 1% of Black male psychologists in the United States. Thank you to McDonald's for acknowledging the work that I do and elevating my platform (@PsychMe.Out) on Instagram." Jazze Pha was born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee. His father is James Alexander, bassist for the Bar-Kays, an influential group on the Memphis soul scene in the 1960s. His mother, Denise Williams, is an accomplished singer, having worked with everyone from Earth, Wind, and Fire to Barbra Streisand. Pha was named after the late Phalon Jones, another member of the Bar-Kays, who died in the December 10, 1967, plane crash that also killed three other Bar-Kays members and Otis Redding. Pha is known for announcing "Ladies and gentlemen" or "This is a Jazze Phizzle product-shizzle!", both at the beginning and, occasionally, at the end of songs on which he is featured. In 1990, Pha was signed to Elektra Records.

<p>Moe Vickers is a salon owner, influencer and music artist. Moe released songs such as Boot Knockin and You Know12. Dr Garrick Beauliere featured on REVOLT as a young Black male psychologist "revolutionizing mental health advocacy in the Black community." "I want to change the way my community views mental health and inspire MORE Black men to become psychologists because there are less than 1% of Black male psychologists in the United States. Thank you to McDonald's for acknowledging the work that I do and elevating my platform (@PsychMe.Out) on Instagram." Jazze Pha was born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee. His father is James Alexander, bassist for the Bar-Kays, an influential group on the Memphis soul scene in the 1960s. His mother, Denise Williams, is an accomplished singer, having worked with everyone from Earth, Wind, and Fire to Barbra Streisand. Pha was named after the late Phalon Jones, another member of the Bar-Kays, who died in the December 10, 1967, plane crash that also killed three other Bar-Kays members and Otis Redding. Pha is known for announcing "Ladies and gentlemen" or "This is a Jazze Phizzle product-shizzle!", both at the beginning and, occasionally, at the end of songs on which he is featured. In 1990, Pha was signed to Elektra Records.</p>

Chatters That Matter a Powerful Discussion with Moe Vickers, Dr. Garrick Beauliere and Producer Jazze Pha

Simba Simbi means to hold up that which holds you up. In these series of conversations, the foundational thinkers and leaders of the Association of Black Psychologists discuss their theory, practice, and inspiration with students who represent the future of the field and organization. Black Forward!

Dr. Edwin Nichols & Garrick Beauliere: The Making of a Founder