In today's episode we are joined by Latorya Walker a globetrotter, community advocate, & a Clark Atlanta University alumna. She has nine years of experience working with middle and high school kids. She currently works in the technology sector, where she seeks to diversify the workforce. She founded InterCulturalYouth, also known as ICY or ICY Abroad, to give underserved youth access to foreign travel. Her long-term goal is to incorporate travel into the K–12 core curriculum to expose students to diverse cultures, careers, & perspectives. In this episode we discuss her journey to success. We also talk about how impactful her non- profit organization is to the underserved youth. We discuss how Latorya plays a role in diversifying the tech industry. Latorya has been to over 30 different countries and she shares some travel tips and so much more, so please tune in now.

To learn more about Intercultural Youth Please visit www.icyabroad.com and you can donate via the website as well.

On this episode we talked to the Co- Founder, CEO of Money Ave Bank, A. Donahue Baker. He shared valuable information on creating and sustaining generational wealth. It is safe to say that he is a valuable asset to the community because he is providing financial literacy and the blue print to wealth building. It was an honor to speak with him about a topic that is so vital.

Dealing with the death of a loved can be hard and the last thing you want to do is try to figure out who gets what. On this episode I talked to one of the best estate planning attorneys in New York, Lillie Nkenchor. She has her very own law firm. We discussed the importance of estate planning. Tune in to this episode to get valuable information about wills,trust and financial planning.

Today we are joined by Tiffany Black a woman of god that went from working in Corporate America to business owner to stay-at-home mom. In this episode Tiffany will discuss how the Bible has served as a guide in her life. She also talks about how her close friends and family helped her when she was in pursuit of her dreams. Tiffany will share helpful resources that helped her get to where she is in life and so much more.

In a world full of problems why not be part of the solution. Today we are joined by Nancy Korsah the CEO of Black Business Enterprises. In this episode she will talk about her business and her focus to help to empower African American business owners. Nancy believes that helping business owners thrive will help so many families get out of poverty. She will also discuss the magnificent event she and her business partner are organizing, The Black Business Ball. The event is intended to celebrate entrepreneurs in her community.

Today's episode is a bonus, Jessica will discuss briefly about mental health and her book Dreams & Motherhood. She will discuss the reason why she wrote the book and how it help her achieve her goals.

When you don't have a seat at the table create your own table, our guest today is the epitome of that statement. Today we are joined by Malia Bates, the Co-Founder of High Key Sports & Entertainment which is a sports marketing company. She also works in Events and Fundraising at the San Francisco 49ers. She received a BA in Media Studies and Spanish at the University of Redlands. She earned her Masters in Sports Management at the University of Michigan. Malia has worked in many different sports organizations.  Malia has held positions in the tech industry as well as public relations. She will share her journey with us and talk about how important it is to network and build relationships with people in the industry and so much more.

Today we are joined by, attorney and real estate broker Miss Ashley Kendrick. She is also the Founder of " Balance Her Hustle" subscription box , a box that is designed to help working woman balance their day to day task.  On this episode we discuss the disparities women face in the work environment and ways to overcome it. Miss Ashely definitely dropped some useful gems on the show.