This episode dives into the bold promises of a new Liberian leadership aiming to tackle corruption and increase accountability. Listeners are introduced to Richard Walker Warner, an Atlanta-based designer originally from Liberia, who shares his story of resilience and determination from escaping war to beginning a fashion journey.

Richard discusses the profound influence of growing up in the Ivory Coast on his fashion taste, particularly his love for suits. He reflects on his transition to the United States and how his experiences shaped his brand, God Richie and Sons, which focuses on creating high-quality, custom suits.

Through candid conversations, Richard reveals the power of wearing suits, not only as a fashion statement but as a tool for success and respect in personal and business life. The episode also touches on the cultural dynamics of fashion within African and African-American communities and explores the supportive role of his wife in his success journey.