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In this thought-provoking episode of Stories to Create, host Cornell Bunting dives into the fascinating world of introverts and explores the beauty of personal reflection. Cornell breaks down ten key things you need to know about introverts, offering insights into how they recharge, form relationships, and navigate social interactions. Whether you're an introvert or looking to understand the introverts in your life better, this episode is packed with valuable takeaways.

But that’s not all! Cornell also shares his thoughts on the world’s most beloved holidays, highlighting how celebrations vary by culture and region. From the warmth of Christmas to the fireworks of Independence Day, and from the lights of Diwali to the introspection of New Year’s, discover how these holidays bring people together while reflecting cultural diversity.

Tune in to this enriching conversation that sheds light on personality, culture, and the many ways we all celebrate life!

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In the new season of the Stories to Create Podcast, host Cornell Bunting dives deeper into the powerful mission behind the show and the transformative work of EHAS INC (Everyone Has A Story). In each episode, Cornell opens up about the inspiration for creating the podcast—a platform to empower youth and give voice to stories that foster strength, resilience, and a growth mindset. This season takes listeners behind the scenes of EHAS INC's initiatives, including developing the EHAS Academy, an online school designed to equip young people with essential life skills and educational opportunities.

Cornell shares insights into the Academy's range of courses, from soft skills like communication, leadership, and emotional intelligence, to more focused programs on storytelling, creative writing, and digital literacy. Each episode highlights the importance of these skills in helping youth create brighter futures and become confident, self-reliant individuals. With inspiring interviews, thought-provoking discussions, and heartfelt moments, this season of Stories to Create continues to be a beacon of hope, growth, and opportunity for young minds everywhere.

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To kick off Season 5 of the Stories to Create Podcast, Cornell Bunting sits down with Mr. Renaldo "Rip" Gates—a Life Coach, Inspirational Speaker, Soweto Panthers Coach, Business Developer, and Visionary. Originally from Cleveland Heights, Ohio, and now residing in Johannesburg, South Africa, Renaldo has achieved remarkable success as an International Professional Basketball Player, Head Coach, Talent Scout, International Business Owner, and Creative Writer.

In this episode, Renaldo shares his journey, starting with his childhood in Lakeview Saint Clare. He recalls how his father's work in television opened doors for their family to move to a better neighborhood in Ohio. Despite the improved surroundings, Renaldo faced daily challenges, both physically and emotionally, including frequent fights in school. He immersed himself in various sports but was especially drawn to basketball.

Renaldo also talks about his deep community involvement, regular church attendance, and witnessing his mother’s frequent hospital visits, which shaped his character. Driven by his dream of becoming an NBA player, he attended numerous basketball camps and eventually turned professional, leading to a career with the Soweto Panthers in NBA Africa.

The conversation takes a turn as Renaldo recounts a life-changing incident that landed him in the hospital for several days and ultimately ended his professional basketball career. Join us for this compelling interview as Renaldo opens up about his incredible journey, marked by triumphs and setbacks.

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On the season finale of season 4 of the Stories to Create Podcast, Cornell Bunting sits down with Beautiful Quu, a dynamic rapper whose music is dedicated to empowerment and spirituality. Her sound blends messages of self-empowerment, chakra activation, and personal growth, all delivered through captivating beats and thought-provoking lyrics. Known for her high-energy performances and clean, radio-friendly tracks, Beautiful Quu motivates her audience to embrace their inner strength and live life boldly. With every verse, she continues to shine as a beacon of hope and inspiration in the rap community.

During their conversation, Beautiful Quu shares her story of being born in Miami and growing up in the deep south of Miami Heights. As the oldest of three younger brothers, she became involved in many school sports and enrolled in drama class, where she developed her skills in performance and acting. She talks about drawing inspiration from Lauryn Hill, and how she once dreamed of becoming a WNBA player, before accepting the reality of a different path.

Beautiful Quu also discusses her views on mumble rap, current events, and the evolving culture of today’s younger generation. She reflects on her song "Standing on Big Business," her performances at Poetz Realm open mic nights, and how she’s been building a name for herself in Southwest Florida. Tune in to this insightful episode to hear from a truly beautiful soul, as she shares her journey and passion for music on The Quu

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In this episode of the Stories to Create Podcast, Cornell Bunting reconnects with his high school friend, Ezra Barnett, a talented drummer, carpenter, designer, and musician from Kingston, Jamaica. Ezra shares his incredible journey, starting from his early years in the tough streets of Trench Town in the 1980s. He discovered his love for the arts and the powerful emotions evoked by the sound of drums, inspiring him to create similar rhythms and movements through dance. Ezra's big break came when he showcased his dancing skills in an art competition, leading him to join a group introduced by Ricky Harrison. This opportunity allowed him to travel to Africa to perform at the African Pan Fest in 1999.

Ezra also recounts his experiences working with the Ministry of Education in Jamaica and collaborating with Mr. Sydney Bartley, the Director of Culture and Creative Industries Policy. Together, they traveled to England multiple times, bringing the Kingston drummers to work with youth there. He reflects on his family's support, especially his mother’s dedication while his father worked as a carpenter in America.

The conversation delves into the rise of dancehall reggae, the influence of artists who electrified the crowds, and the impact of Jimmy Cliff's movie "The Harder They Come." Ezra also discusses his connection with elderly drummers at Edna College, which led to a teaching role there, and his involvement in folk music and touring with groups like David Rodock's, showcasing Jamaica's rich cultural heritage worldwide.

Ezra opens up about becoming a father, facing the challenges of single parenthood, and continuing to pursue his passion for the arts. He describes how he used his God-given talents to build his home and become a tailor, crafting his clothing. Please tune in to hear this inspiring and heartfelt interview as Ezra Barnette shares his life's journey and the lessons he learned.

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On this episode of the Stories to Create podcast, Cornell Bunting sits down with businessman and entrepreneur Wes Moussignac to discuss his journey and work in Southwest Florida. Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Wes shares how he grew up in what he described as the slums and left Haiti at around eight years old due to the violence caused by rebels in his community. He then moved to the South Bronx, New York, where he pursued multiple trades and acquired licenses in various fields. He later transitioned into helping people improve their credit and earned a life insurance license.

The conversation touches on Wes’s connection to his Haitian roots, including stories of his ancestors and how they influenced his ability to navigate life in New York. He also talks about his decision to move from the snowy winters of New York to the sunny climate of Florida, bringing four families along with him. Upon arriving in Florida, he set out with a mission to shake 1,000 hands, join multiple Chambers of Commerce, and attend numerous networking events to build connections.

Wes shares his motivation behind starting his own newspaper company, The Kingdom Press, and his vision of creating hubs for business owners while adding value to the community. The episode also explores his Bejuli product line and how he balances family, business, and community involvement. Tune in to hear his inspiring story and insights.

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On the latest Stories to Create Podcast episode, Cornell Bunting interviews Mrs. Annieka Francis, the newly crowned Mrs. Universe Jamaica 2024. Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Annieka grew up in Coreville Garden, where she fondly recalls attending her father's cricket matches and meeting the legendary Brian Lara, who played alongside her dad. As a child in Jamaica, she was known for her creativity, often participating in games like Punchinella. Her life took a significant turn when she moved to Canada at the age of 11 in the early 1990s, where she faced the harsh realities of racism and had to quickly adapt to her new environment with the guidance of her mother.

Overcoming these challenges, Annieka entered the workforce at 18 years old, driven by her belief that whatever she conceives, she can achieve. During the podcast, she shares her experiences of participating in the Mrs. Universe Jamaica pageant, highlighting the surprising camaraderie among the contestants and the lack of cattiness she had expected. Annieka reflects on her journey from adversity to triumph, becoming the first in her family to graduate from college and walk the stage. She recounts how her family in Canada proudly watched the competition live, and how her evening gown won the appreciation of the store owner who provided it.

Annieka is deeply involved in outreach work in Canada and has plans to extend her philanthropic efforts to support youth in Jamaica. She discusses the importance of empowering young people across the island and her preparations for the upcoming Mrs. Universe competition in South Korea, including the sponsorships needed to make it possible. Throughout the conversation, Annieka offers valuable advice for young people uncertain about their purpose, emphasizing the power of creating a vision board, speaking goals into existence, and embracing life's journey. She also shares her experience filming her enjoyment of Jamaica before returning to Canada. Tune in to hear the full story of how this inspiring narrative was crafted.

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In this episode of the Stories to Create Podcast, host Cornell Bunting chats with Zale Young, an up-and-coming reggae artist based in California, striving to break into the music industry with his unique and diverse style. Zale shares his journey of growing up in Kingston with his mother, surrounded by the Rastafarian community in the early 2000s. He discusses the challenges of adjusting to life with a stepfather he never fully connected with, seeing his biological father only occasionally, and his determination to excel in school as a path to a better future. Zale talks about moving to the United States for college after high school in Jamaica, taking a break to pursue his music career, joining a band that gave him a chance to perform at various shows, and ultimately realizing the importance of finishing his education while finding ways to support his goal of becoming a solo artist. The conversation also discusses current topics, social justice issues, and more. Tune in to hear this compelling discussion unfold.

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