Angela Watts's guest appearances

Angela Watts

Hair & Whatever Podcast

TrepTalks with Sushant

Little Moments Count Radio Podcast

Paul Tran

Kevin Rutherford

Robert Patton

Ben Esgro

Angela Stanton

Mike Scully

Dave Munson

Cyndi Thomason

Career Moms

Tameka Raymond

Sean Geng

Matthew Griffin

Michael Chou

Brad Moss

Fran Dunaway

OwlTail

Listen in as we engage with Angela Watts, a champion of early childhood education and development, on an enlightening discussion about the impact of parental involvement on a child's brain development. Discover how the first three yearsof life are critical in shaping a child's future, and how simple, everyday activities like reading, singing, and playing can significantly contribute to their brain growth. Hear Angela talk about the role of positive deviance and the importance of having a strong network of family, neighbors, and early childhood providers to support children emotionally and socially. In the second part of our chat, Angela stresses the power of collaboration between government agencies, foundations, and community organizations to improve the quality ofchildren's education. She highlights the need for community-oriented solutions that involve parents and those who have lived the experience. Learn about the importance of managing parental stress, creating a support network, and spending quality time with your children. We also explore Angela's organization, Little Moments Count, its mission, and how you can get involved.Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into early childhood education and development. This episode was aired live on KMOJ radio in Minneapolis on August 29th, 2023. For more information, visit littlemomentscount.org/podcasts--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/little-moments-count/message

Listen in as we engage with Angela Watts, a champion of early childhood education and development, on an enlightening discussion about the impact of parental involvement on a child's brain development. Discover how the first three years of life are critical in shaping a child's future, and how simple, everyday activities like reading, singing, and playing can significantly contribute to their brain growth. Hear Angela talk about the role of positive deviance and the importance of having a strong network of family, neighbors, and early childhood providers to support children emotionally and socially. In the second part of our chat, Angela stresses the power of collaboration between government agencies, foundations, and community organizations to improve the quality of children's education. She highlights the need for community-oriented solutions that involve parents and those who have lived the experience. Learn about the importance of managing parental stress, creating a support network, and spending quality time with your children. We also explore Angela's organization, Little Moments Count, its mission, and how you can get involved. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into early childhood education and development. This episode was aired live on KMOJ radio in Minneapolis on August 29th, 2023. For more information, visit <a href="http://littlemomentscount.org/podcasts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">littlemomentscount.org/podcasts</a>--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/little-moments-count/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/little-moments-count/message</a>

Exploring the Essentials of Early Childhood Development with guest Angela Watts

Slyde Handboards

In this episode, Angela Watts of Slyde Handboards (Co-founder and Chief Ryde Officer) shares the startup story of Slyde Handboards, challenges educating the market of a new product concept in surfing, financing and growing the business, working with Mark Cuban and Ashton Kutcher through Shark Tank, and the decision to start a shoe company to supplement revenue in the off season. 

In this episode, Angela Watts of Slyde Handboards (Co-founder and Chief Ryde Officer) shares the startup story of Slyde Handboards, challenges educating the market of a new product concept in surfing, financing and growing the business, working with Mark Cuban and Ashton Kutcher through Shark Tank, and the decision to start a shoe company to supplement revenue in the off season.

Angela Watts - Co-founder, Slyde Handboards - Helping Surfers Ride The Waves with Handboards

On Episode 48 we have Angela Watts as our guest. For the Hair Segment we talk about product discrimination against natural hair. Certain professional products are marketed towards a certain ethnicity. A lot of the products that are considered professional are separated from natural hair products. For our Whatever Segment we talk about how Atlanta is growing so much. Atlanta will have their first Fashion Week thanks to the lovely Angela. Atlanta is full of talent.

Product Discrimination Against Natural Hair + Atlanta Got The Juice Too with Angela Watts