financial service professional who specializes in working in the barber and beauty industries. My mission is to educate the profession on importance of saving now and preparing them for the future.

Arthur Rubinoff, a 4th generation Master Barber and celebrity groomer, has been collecting Barber antiques and memorabilia for over 15 years. He was inspired to open the NYC Barbershop Museum to offer his clients the finest haircuts, shaves, and grooming services in an engaging turn-of-the-century environment, surrounded by historic antiques and memorabilia he loved.

n this episode, I sat down with 106 & Park Freestyle Friday's first retired champ Posta Boy. The Harlem-bred rapper garnered a following through the sizzling lyrics that he sliced during freestyle Friday each week on BET's 106 & Park.

In this episode I sat down with the legendary DJ Jazzy Joyce. She has been a staple in the hip hop industry for over 30 years, most notably through the collaborations “It’s My Beat”, which featured Sweet Tee, and “Ninth Wonder (Blakitolism)”, the single she worked on with Digable Planets. Her work in the industry, particularly her 15-year run as a co-host of Hot 97’s “Ladies Night”

Inspired by his grandfather, Michael James (founder of Frederick Benjamin) wanted to create a simple, timeless grooming line that evoked the same sense of pride men had in the 40s and 50s. "My grandfather (Frederick Benjamin Schumpert)

In this episode I sat down with James “Da Barba”, one-third of the salsa band DLG (Dark Latin Groove). DLG sizzled on the charts in the mid 90s to early 2000s with hits like “Juliana” and “La Quiero Morir.”

In this episode, I sat down with Jackpot, the creator of the King Midas capes. Jackpot made the capes in 2013 after he noticed the flimsy and bland craftsmanship of standard barber capes.

In this episode, I sat down with American Barber Institute Teacher Harold Barkim Brown. Harold’s enthusiasm for barbering radiates through his instruction at ABI.

On the practical side, he teaches about all aspects of haircutting. On the social side, he teaches about barber etiquette—which he deems just as important (if not more) as being good at cutting hair.

The Queens native asserts that any barber with a hefty dose of haircutting skills and professionalism is unstoppable—just as he is.

Faheem Alexander is taking the barbering world by storm. The innovative barber, groomer, mentor and visionary has built an outstanding career for past 26 years and he continues to influence clients and barbers across the country.