Episode 6, Season 1.5 with Doreen Pierre. In this episode, we explore Doreen Pierre's background. How she got into the world of writing and exploring queer history and gender politics. Furthermore, her experience in navigating queer fashion, un-gendering fashion, and creating a platform to showcase her journey to help others. In closing, we converse about inclusivity in the retail experience, and her new journey into fashion design.

Episode 5, Season 1.5 with Carela. In this episode, we explore Carela's childhood, and behind the scenes of designing for major brands such as Hidden Halo, Fly Supply, Macy's, WhenSmokeClears, and developing his own brand Carela. Learning the ins and outs of clothing, fashion, art, and home decor. We learn what it's like designing for a major corporation and how the works are brought together, the many different options in design, grounding yourself when working for other people, and how he was able to find his lane in the art world.

In Episode 4 of Season 1.5, we talk with Taylor Champlin and explore her experience moving to New York from the midwest. What it is like working in the fashion industry as a stylist, as well as her inspirations as a photographer, and writer.

Episode 3, Season 1.5 with Ryan (HighMyNameisRyan). In this episode, we learn about His Childhood, Moving from Jamaica to America. How he was introduced to recording music, hosting Members Only and music in Soundcloud, we explore his process into developing his brand. As well as, learn about his new feature in the Crestone Documentary.

Episode 1.5, Season 2 with Wendy Giovanna. In this episode, we learn about her art process, and how she became involved in Florida's own The Foul Hundreds and event planning, the underground scene from 2012-2015, the rapid growth and evolution in South Florida, our experience, and lessons managing multiple businesses.

Episode 11, The Final Episode of Season 1 featuring Sydney Hart. Sydney and I discuss the importance of brand strategy and design. We walk through the do's and don'ts in branding and design, as well as discuss the road of entrepreneurship and business ownership. Learning how to push past imposter syndrome and sell yourself confidently!

Episode 8, with Red Light co-founder of The Foul Hundreds, Business and Music Manager, Entrepreneur. We learn about Red's experience of co-founding The Foul Hundreds, developing music and event curating for rising artist. His reasoning to moving New York, and landing a venture with 300 Entertainment to manage and develop recording artist. How he was able to land the deal, and partner with artist DP Beats, and Chief Keef. Lastly learn about his new found interest of stocks, what he plans to do with stock investments.

Episode 9, with designer Elijah Cole. We learn about his to becoming a Designer, where he would like to see his brand SHEPHERD grow, 90's r&b, and hiphop cultural influences that inspired his brand. We also talk shortly about the Wealth Gap in the black creative community, and brainstorm how we can grow the Black design Industry with resources in the future.

Episode 8, with recording artist Splash Zanotti. We walk through his journey from his childhood to today, learnig about his ups and his downs, his thought process when deciding to continue to pursue his career even when his peers said no, what his latest single Deja Vu means to him, new projects and business ventures in the making, his relationship with DMX, what it was like building with the legendary rapper.

Episode 7, with DopexGold founder of Youth Concept Gallery. We learn about his experience from growing up in Miami playing College and Pro football then moving on to developing himself as Professional Artist and Designer. How he got his starting into streetwear, working with brands such as DGK, a black owned skate brand and then moving on to develop DopexGold as a fashion brand. Learn about his inspiration and plans for Youth Concept Gallery, a community gallery and collective that is dedicated to working with the incarcerated youth and developing Galleries for aiding low-income communities by offering recreational activities, creative arts, fitness, youth empowerment sessions. We also run through how he has been able to building three gallery spaces, his plans for Youth Concept Gallery, and thoughts on current news.

Episode 6, I sit down with David Hobbins and go through his path as an entrepreneur, choosing the right mentorships and internship. Diving into wealth within the community, we talk about ways anyone that is not interested in Entrepreneurship can reap the benefits of their own business without being an entrepreneur. Philosophize on where we would like our generation to push towards, as well as his endeavors in philanthropy through Rebuild The Block and affordable housing.

Episode 5, with artist and designer Kangie. In this very relaxed episode we dive into Kangie's upbringings moving from Peru to America, how she initiated her career in Art, Design and Curation. The different brands, cultural influences and artist she has work with, and her ideas for her new brand Second 2 None.

Episode 4, with Eartha Klitt. We talk 100% openly about her upbringing, how she got into fine art, and fashion customization. Her inspirations as an artist, as well as the different outlets she uses such as, Autodesk and Airbrushing as new mediums for her to explore.

Episode 3, with Musician and Artist Five Jones. We talk openly about her journey from graphic designer, web developer, musician, to record label owner of The Pot Is Hot. The importance of branding, presentation, and developing the overall package. As well as, #SayHerName fund a franchised and indefinite scholarship program founded by Five Jones.

Episode 2, with Photographer and Art Director Kwami Lee. We talk openly about his journey as a creative from music producer, photographer, motion director, and art directing. Discussing his move from Florida to NY, his re-branding from shotbynfl to Kwami Lee, life lessons he has learned, future projects in the making. As well as taping into gentrification in the community, current news and how to process them in a healthy manner.

Episode 1, with Chyna Tiye founder of Official Edibles. We talk transparently about her journey as an Entrepreneur, creating Official Edibles, her thoughts on the Black Lives Matter movement, experiencing racism, and her future plans as an entrepreneur.