Melantha Hodge's guest appearances

Melantha Hodge

Ladies Who Lunch

JAMPACKED

Andy Cohen

Chaunte Wayans

Alex Ray

Alexis G. Zall

Chris Baldwin

Chelley Chelle

Michelle Morgan

David Estrada

Nik Kacy

Amy Lou

Chris Klemens

Cammie Scott

Jared Lipscomb

Chris Voth

Amir Yassai

OwlTail

💥🦄Melantha Hodge [ @melanthahodge ] is the Founder of 1OFAKIND Entertainment [ @1OFAKINDEnt ] as well as the Strategic Partnership Manager of the Los Angeles LGBT Center [ @lalgbtcenter ].••Melantha stops by to talk: how Blackplanet and AIM played an important role while in college, coming out to her family, deciding moment of knowing she was a lesbian, being Catfished vs. meeting women online, finding the balance while working w/ Chris Brown when he first got on the scene with his hit song “Run It,” favorite songstress, the pressures of the music business, and the importance of synergy when managing artists.••We play Ey, Concentrate &amp; Tweeter this though with cranberry pineapple 🍍 juice and Tito’s Vodka !

JAMPACKED - Ep. 34: Melantha Hodge(Founder of 1OFAKIND Entertainment)

Color

As Pride Month comes to an end, we chat with our friend Melantha Hodge about working in the music industry as a gay woman of color. How has it affected the way she's been treated by men in the business? Why do certain cultures react differently to members of the gay community? We also debate whether or not the LGBTQ flag should also represent race, and help a listener who doesn't feel the need to come out about her sexuality. Society's constant need for labels can pressure you to publicize parts of yourself, even if that's out of your comfort zone. Whether you announce this personal information, or keep it private, how will you ultimately stick to your own decisions?P.S. Thank you Vanity Planet! Go to vanityplanet.com/ladieswholunchvibe and get 50% off your first order with the code LWLvibe

As Pride Month comes to an end, we chat with our friend Melantha Hodge about working in the music industry as a gay woman of color. How has it affected the way she's been treated by men in the business? Why do certain cultures react differently to members of the gay community? We also debate whether or not the LGBTQ flag should also represent race, and help a listener who doesn't feel the need to come out about her sexuality. Society's constant need for labels can pressure you to publicize parts of yourself, even if that's out of your comfort zone. Whether you announce this personal information, or keep it private, how will you ultimately stick to your own decisions?<br>P.S. Thank you Vanity Planet! Go to <a href="http://vanityplanet.com/ladieswholunchvibe" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">vanityplanet.com/ladieswholunchvibe</a> and get 50% off your first order with the code LWLvibe

Color in the Queer Community (with Melantha Hodge)