NEW ORLEANS, La. (April 1, 2019) ­­-- In its March-April 2019 issue, YV Magazine highlights five men who are excelling as entrepreneurs in their respective industries. New Orleans native Brandon Armant is among those men recognized in the New York-based publication. Th...

NEW ORLEANS, La. (March 19, 2019)  ­­-- Today, respected entrepreneur, journalist, and media guru Brandon Armant premiered his new radio show, "The Blueprint," on WBOK 1230AM.  The show will also broadcast via the BAMM Network channel of podcasts.

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Brandon C. Armant speaks with graduates about finding their purpose in life.

He also reflects on the story of Mandy Harvey, a contestant on the TV show, "America's Got Talent," and her ability to overcome one of her biggest challenges because it's her purpose.

Brandon C. Armant chatted with Lisa Phillips on WYLD - FM 98's Sunday Journal.

Sunday Journal airs weekly from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m., and is the winner of five Best Radio Talkshow awards from the Press Club of New Orleans.

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On Tuesday, February 20, 2018, Brandon Armant returned to his alma mater, De La Salle High School, in New Orleans, Louisiana, for the bestowal of one of the most honorable awards he's received in his young career. 

The school had named him their 2018-2019 Young Alumnus...

Nearly one dozen volunteers gathered in the Louisiana heat to save an 87-year-old Gretna man's home, after it was cited and sanctioned for a possible lien by the Jefferson Parish government.

Robert Milton received notice that he needed to fix his house's damaged gutter...

Today, the Father Daughter Talk movement wrapped up its Queenology Conference in Houston, Texas, after a week of empowerment speeches and motivational sessions focused on uplifting women, with Empowerment Teacher R.C. Blakes, Jr.

R.C.'s brother, Bishop Samuel R. Blakes,...

Eisenhower Academy of Global Studies got a slight touch-up recently with the help of volunteers from a local paint store. They rolled up their sleeves to spend the morning repainting parts of the school's playground, basketball court, restrooms, and hallway posts. 

The...

A little over a year ago, Avondale 14-year-old Daniel Smith began looking for a part-time job so he could begin making and saving his own money.  He could have starting babysitting or mowing lawns, but Smith went in a different direction.

His mother Tamika saw this as a...