If anybody tells you that the youth of this world are a lost cause, then tell them they haven’t met Jeremiah Stewart.
A 17-year old native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana and a student at Madison Preparatory Academy, Stewart has been making moves in entertainment and youth circles for some time now – and those moves are always positive.
Whether it’s mentoring his fellow youth (and sometimes even adults) or trying to make his world a better place by lifting up his fellow man (and woman), Stewart is making waves in Louisiana and beyond. His business partner (Trebeh) and he are true role models, for young and old alike.
We first encountered Stewart in 2011 when we were fortunate enough to slow him down long enough to get a look into this world. We were very impressed with him, to say the least. He asked me at that time, “If the whole world were listening, what would you say?” I gave a great deal of thought to his question and now before any interview or feature I post, I give a lot of thought to just that – because the world is listening.
Not long after Stewart’s 2011 interview posted, we were invited to participate in his Power of the Voice entertainment conference and we took him up on the offer. The Heat has participated in quite a few events and the Power of the Voice was one of the more memorable ones, mainly because it demonstrated just that – the power of media, of entertainment professionals and of ordinary individuals and what all of them can do when they come together for a common cause.
We just recently caught up with Stewart again and here’s what he had to say about his latest accomplishments, along with what’s new in his life:
THE HEAT MAGAZINE: Tell us what new things you’ve been engaging in since the music conference.
JEREMIAH STEWART: Well, the conference actually opened up new doors of opportunities. We have expanded the conference brand to be an in-school motivational tour. The name of it is “The Power of the Voice Choices Matter” tour. We are taking the conference in schools now by bringing motivational speakers to talk about choices in life, music, entertainment, and even crimes. We tend to motivate youth positively with this tour. Look out for that. If you would like to have it at your school or after school program, email us at info@dreambigenterprise.com.
THE HEAT MAGAZINE: What’s going on with Dream Big right now?
JEREMIAH STEWART: The question should be, “What’s not going on with Dream Big?” As we work on expanding the brand of the non-profit program, we are also expanding Dream Big Enterprise. We are trying to offer our clients more with the best quality and the cheapest prices. Now we are offering our new website hosting company, dreambighosting.com. It is totally awesome. Trebreh and I thought it would be something simple and easy for our clients to work with, if they decide they would like to build their own website or do their own marketing. We also plan to soon announce a new, up and coming tour we are working on. For teenagers, we have a lot to come. We want to show our peers that success is not hard, if you try. We just have a mindset that we can’t fail and if we do, we are going to get back up running.
THE HEAT MAGAZINE: Tell us about the radio station.
JEREMIAH STEWART: Oh, wow – well, I’ll make a long story short. As you may know, Trebeh and I are the creators of our school’s annual talent show where our company was birthed and where many other ideas were birthed. Dream Big Talent Show is the name. We were conversing with our principal, Mrs. Alisa Welsh, and she said, “It would be nice to have something like this, but in a radio show format. I would love to have a radio station for my students. I want the students to operate it and everything.” Of course, as they say, Trebreh and I are go getters so we researched and researched on how to start an online station. Now you can listen online by downloading the Tune In app on your mobile device or going to www.thechargernetwork.com.
THE HEAT MAGAZINE: What vision do you have for the station?
JEREMIAH STEWART: My vision is bigger than the eyes can see. I can see WMPA Radio with its own high tech offices in 5 states in the U.S. and 3 countries. I can see national celebrities listening to the station in their free time. My vision for the radio station is large. I can see our DJs traveling all across the world. My goal is to put Madison Preparatory Academy in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on the map.
EDITOR’S NOTE: You will definitely want to keep and eye (and ear) out for Jeremiah Stewart and all of his projects. This young man is making huge moves and he is sure to become a worldwide force as movers and shakers go. We are proud to say The Heat Magazine is affiliated with Stewart and we look forward to seeing how far he will go in the entertainment industry. We know because of his efforts, if nothing else, being positive CAN get you far! Make sure to check out our 2011 interview with him: https://theheatmag.com/jeremiah-stewart-if-the-whole-world-were-listening-to-you-what-would-you-say/
