Big Homie Ace visits us at the Le Méridien hotel in downtown Indianapolis for a conversation that has been a long time in the making. He's living out his self-growth and evolution through his Big Homie Foundation, which aims to feed those in need in his local community and beyond. Ace is an example of what happens when we reach for more meaning and authentic expression in our lives, and we were proud to help push his mission on the podcast!

Revisit our last Sunday Dinner at Tinker Street featuring Event Director of Rev, Carol Howard, and Indy's own world-class pastry chef, Youssef Boudarine. We talked about what it means to share unforgettable moments centered around comfort food with the ones we love the most.

Lillian Barkes is a Co-Founder and the CEO of Listen to Our Future, a youth empowerment organization dedicated to equipping youth to make long-lasting changes in their communities through education, empowerment, and social action on Indianapolis' near east side. Lillian is also a transracial adoptee. In this episode, she shares how her upbringing shaped her and why she was motivated to create LTOF.

B Hen is a co-host of the Club 520 Podcast, one of the most successful and fastest-growing podcasts in the space. It was an honor to have him on, and he had a lot of game to give. Listen along as we learn about the formation of Club 520 and get his honest advice on how to make your podcast successful.

Anthony Murdock II is a graduate of the IU McKinney School of Law, Lecturer in Entrepreneurship & Innovation at Butler University, and the founder of Murdock LLC, a company that's dedicated to building entrepreneurial champions through storytelling. He is committed to becoming the greatest "powerpreneur" the world has ever seen. In his words, "Powerpreneurship" is the art of strategically leveraging the power in a story to break curses, build wealth, and bridge gaps. We were honored to have some of his time and learn more about his impactful perspectives.

When friends become family! Producer Joey French sits on the podcast this week at one of our new homes, the Le Méridien in downtown Indy. We learn about how he started out in music, his approach to working with artists, and get game about how to be successful on the business side of things.

Tirus Duncan is a visionary, creative, and thought curator. He is the Founder of Everybody's Somebody and Host of The Journey Up Podcast. We met Tirus organically while out and about in the community, and we immediately knew he was special. On this episode, we get a glimpse into his mind and learn more about his unique approach to everyday life.

Art By Fitz is a world-class artist living and working in the city of Indianapolis. If you've attended the Butter Art Fair, you've probably seen his bold, colorful works. His style is unmistakable, and his pieces are prolific. In this episode, we talk about his early muses as well as his respect for the grind of art in his Stutz Building studio.

Zakiyah Parker is a Midwest-born and raised independent artist representing Naptown! Her unique style and sound, combined with her relentless work ethic, are two reasons why she is one of the hottest artists in the city right now. On this episode, we dive into her passion for music and talk about what she hopes to accomplish in the game. Catch her live on stage at this year's Chreece Hip-Hop Festival!

With deep roots in the Indianapolis entertainment scene and beyond, Amp Harris continues to add to his legacy through consulting, activism, and philanthropic efforts, all while still finding time to stay close to the world of entertainment. Beneath any worldly title applied to him throughout the decades, Amp remains centered as his own man. We were grateful to be able to sit down with him for a rare interview and learn about his perspectives on life, work, and impact.