
Da’Vinchi’s conversation with Cam Newton sparked a broader debate about Black American identity and work ethic. Dr. DeJuan Stroman-Price examines the stereotypes beneath that debate, the history of Black enterprise and...


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Hosted by Dr. DeJuan E. Stroman-Price · business · EN
Your network is your net worth — and Dr. DeJuan E. Stroman-Price is here to prove it. On Call: Connections & Conversations delivers real talk on networking strategy, community building, and the relationships that move careers and businesses forward.
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On Call: Connections & Conversations is hosted by Dr. DeJuan E. Stroman-Price. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "We Have Always Done the Work: Da’Vinchi, Black Identity, and Work Ethic" (4 October 2026, 11 minutes), "500 Forward: Why Our Networks Are Our Greatest Political Power" (20 September 2026, 14 minutes), and "500 Forward: Your Network Has to Move With You" (13 September 2026, 15 minutes).
On Call: Connections & Conversations publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 11 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for On Call: Connections & Conversations is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. On Call: Connections & Conversations requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. On Call: Connections & Conversations's contact route on record: public web form.
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Dr. DeJuan E. Stroman-Price hosts On Call: Connections & Conversations, a business podcast with 14 episodes published.
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Da’Vinchi’s conversation with Cam Newton sparked a broader debate about Black American identity and work ethic. Dr. DeJuan Stroman-Price examines the stereotypes beneath that debate, the history of Black enterprise and...

Voting can often feel disconnected from the daily grind of paying bills, running businesses, and supporting our families. But for Black women, political participation has always been tied to community infrastructure. In...

What happens when the network that helped you get here can no longer help you get where you need to go next? In this episode of On Call: Connections & Conversations, Dr. DeJuan Stroman-Price introduces 500 Forward, her...

Episode #11
Labor Day asks us to think about work—but not everyone is working from the same starting point. In this episode of On Call: Connections & Conversations, Dr. DeJuan Stroman-Price reflects on the Black Woman Tax™, the...

Customer intimacy is the hardest business advantage to copy, and in federal subcontracting, it might be the hardest one to build without breaking a rule. In this episode, Doctor DeJuan Stroman-Price breaks down why...

Episode #9
Cambridge's youngest Black professor was found dead days after resigning under a wave of plagiarism allegations. Dr. DeJuan Stroman-Price sits with what Jason Arday's death reveals about race, credibility, and the myths...

In this brief episode, Dr. DeJuan Stroman-Price reflects from Philadelphia while attending the Academy of Management Annual Conference. She shares how her research on Black women entrepreneurs, professional networks...

<p>Everyone is asking whether Cheyenne Bryant lied about her credentials. I'm asking a different question: what kind of environment makes that lie work?</p> <p>This episode sits at the intersection of...

People ask me all the time — what exactly do you do? In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain. I break down the "networking first" model that defines every engagement at The Networking Dr.™, the doctoral research...

Episode #5
<p>I spent years interviewing Black women entrepreneurs for my doctoral research at Pepperdine. I asked them about their networks, their decisions, their wins and losses. I wrote 387 pages about how they build and...

Episode #4
<p >Episode 4: You're Not Invisible. You're Just Inconsistent.</p> <p >After the last presidential election, I wrote a post. It was researched, honest, and fair. It was also some of the most personally revealing writing...

<p >Three legal actions. Six weeks. One pattern. In this episode, Dr. DeJuan Stroman-Price connects the dots between the EEOC's lawsuit targeting a women's networking event, Edward Blum's challenge to the Congressional...

<p>Last episode was the diagnosis. This one is the prescription. Dr. DeJuan Stroman-Price breaks down the R.I.S.E. Framework™ — the four-pillar networking model that emerged from her doctoral research on Black women...

Episode #1
<p>The headlines are calling it ambition. The data tells a different story. In this debut episode, Dr. DeJuan Stroman-Price unpacks what is actually driving the rise of Black women entrepreneurs — and why resilience...
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