How do we learn in school? By studying of course. And business is no different. Tune in as the Paper Dolls are joined by Michele DeKinder-Smith, founder of Jane out of the Box, as we discuss being <em>Students of Our Game </em>and the female entreprenurial spirit as women transition from the home to the boardroom with style, class, and a pair of kick-ass stilletos.

<description>How do we learn in school? By studying of course. And business is no different. Tune in as the Paper Dolls are joined by Michele DeKinder-Smith, founder of Jane out of the Box, as we discuss being Students of Our Game and the female entreprenurial spirit as women transition from the home to the boardroom with style, class, and a pair of kick-ass stilletos.</description>

How do we learn in school? By studying of course. And business is no different. Tune in as the Paper Dolls are joined by Michele DeKinder-Smith, founder of Jane out of the Box, as we discuss being Students of Our Game and the female entreprenurial spirit as women transition from the home to the boardroom with style, class, and a pair of kick-ass stilletos.

Students of the Game

Tune in as the Paper Dolls are joined by Dr. Jeanne Hurlburt, founder of OptiNet Resources, as we discuss the power of expanding our social networks, anticipated reciprocity, and the key to kicking open the doors of the "good old boys network" - armed with a fist full of girl power and an immaculate manicure.

<description>Tune in as the Paper Dolls are joined by Dr. Jeanne Hurlburt, founder of OptiNet Resources, as we discuss the power of expanding our social networks, anticipated reciprocity, and the key to kicking open the doors of the "good old boys network" - armed with a fist full of girl power and an immaculate manicure.</description>

Cyber Networking

Join the Dolls as they chime in on the very heated debate of the State of Healthcare in Black America. Is it fair that money equals better healthcare? Are the current Presidential candidates addressing this issue? You decide.

<description>Join the Dolls as they chime in on the very heated debate of the State of Healthcare in Black America. Is it fair that money equals better healthcare? Are the current Presidential candidates addressing this issue? You decide.</description>

Healthcare in Black America

Offering a fresh face to urban radio, the quartet lends encouragement to those looking for support, confirmation, or a different perspective with wit, compassion and uncensored candor.

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