This episode is all about Black History. Specifically, why it's beneficial for Black children in particular (but not exclusively, because every child should be taught about it) to learn at an early age. 

Join Bisa as she highlights a few Black historians of note, and shares her story about the significant and positive impact focusing on learning Black History throughout her life has has had on her life, as well as the lives of Melissa Bascombe and her son, Romel — the proud owner of a Black History inspired business.

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Join Bisa for a podcast episode that shines a spotlight on a few Black folks, in history and today, who have used or are using the power of the pen to empower others in our community and beyond. Including, her special guest Dwania Peele, Founder and Executive Director of Canadian Small Business Women (CSBW), who shares:

In today's episode of the podcast Bisa reveals the 3 Key Pillars that are the foundation of the online educational programming for children that Brighter Black Futures will offer. Release date, late spring 2024.

To commemorate the International Day for the Elimination of Racism, in this episode Bisa and her guests — Lydia Collins and Kevin Reigh — have a very real and at times funny discussion about what it takes to keep your mind right and show up as your authentically Black self, while navigating spaces steeped in anti-Black racism.

In this inaugural episode of the podcast, Bisa shares the story of Brighter Black Futures (BBF). Specifically, what BBF is all about and the why behind her decision to create the brand.