The Black Codes Podcast

This episode we sit down with Niesha White, product designer, and founder of Birmingham Black Techies. We discuss our tech influences, growing a grassroots tech organization, the changing of the tech landscape in the South and how Black people can be a part of that change. Be sure to follow The Black Codes on their social media accounts:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theblackcodesorg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theblackcodes01 Website: https://www.theblackcodes.org Follow Niesha White at:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/niesha_404 Website: http://niesha.dribbble.com/ Follow Black Birmingham Techies Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bhamblacktechies/ Website: https://www.birminghamblacktechies.com/ linktree: http://qrco.de/bbPb4Z

This week on The Black Codes Podcast we discuss the state of HBCU's and the role they play in technology! Cassandra tells us about her experience at Tennessee State University as both a student and a professor.     Be sure to follow The Black Codes on their social media accounts:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theblackcodesorg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theblackcodes01 Website: https://www.theblackcodes.org  Follow Cassandra Brown at:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/techbeauti/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-d_u8QmPSxBg8UdN9cJPWw

In this episode of The Black Codes Podcast we are recapping past episodes and discussing how the pandemic affected our life. We also speak on who we would like to interview next. We hope that you enjoy this episode. Stick to the code!

In this episode of The Black Codes Podcast we are talking to Marctwain Carpenter about how he got started in the industry, moving to Nashville from Bowling Green, Kentucky and mentoring.

In this episode we talk to Rashad Russell about his drive to become successful and his time in Silicon Valley. We also talk about his sports app, Boeiie, and his tech consultancy, Beyond Light Creation.

On today's episode we discuss the importance of STEM education through HBCU's. Kanesha Patterson discusses her journey through college and how she became a software engineer. We also discuss the importance of mentorship and the effects of positive role models in your life.  

In this interview Dr. Teresa Vasquez- Terry talks to Trev about growing up in Louisiana and Nashville, family, being black in the work place, and autism.

This interview is with PhD student Patrick Musau. Calvin will be discussing autonomous vehicles and why Patrick chose his career path

This interview is with Cloud Engineer Warren Sadler. Trev will be discussing how he got his start in tech and dealing with race in the technology world