Sampson Levingston is a history buff and local tour guide with a passion for educating people about Indianapolis' past. Sampson brings his uplifting energy to the podcast and details his Walk & Talk tours, his focus on African American history in Indy, and how to connect and join a tour yourself.

Friend of the podcast Thad McKee blesses us with his presence this week. We talk about stand-up comedy, his love for Indianapolis, and we laugh hard! Be sure to catch a set of his in the city and also give the Harder Brunch podcast a listen.

@TravelingFoodieGuyde on Instagram stops by the podcast this week to talk about his viral growth over the last year, the work it took to get there, and his passion for food and travel that fuels it all. He also shares some of his favorite Indy restaurants!

Ashley Brooks & Bridget Davis join us on this episode to talk about their brainchild - Baby Got Brunch. Baby Got Brunch is a masterfully executed event with a host of local vendors offering samples of the best brunch food Indianapolis has to offer. It takes place at Victory Field. Oh, and there is an open bar. Make sure to get your tickets before they sell out! We'll see you there.

Andre Franklin aka DJ Godzillest is a multifaceted entrepreneur and DJ. His work in the event space aims to bring unapologetically black experiences to the city of Indianapolis that unite and uplift the community. In this episode, he breaks down his dynamic upbringing and the projects he is currently involved with.

Taylor Hall is an artist, activist, and public speaker from Indianapolis, Indiana. In this episode, we talk about her current endeavors in LA, her process as a songwriter, and her involvement in the community.

Talent manager and owner of Creative Culture, Curtis Collins, visits the podcast this week and fills us in on his latest ventures. We talk about his path to entrepreneurship, the importance of mindset, and what it means to make an impact. It's up!!

Alison Keefer, Owner of Gallery Pastry, kicks off Season 5 with us. We talk about her journey into the restaurant business, her thoughts on leadership, and her hopes for the future of Gallery Pastry.

Dexter Clardy is the lead vocalist of Huckleberry Funk. His background and passion for music run deep, and in this episode, we discuss his early influences, how Huckleberry Funk was formed, and how he sees his music journey evolving in the future.

Greg Stowers is an Indianapolis native with a passion for the political spectrum. He has worked with the likes of then-Senator Barack Obama, Mitch Daniels, and current Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett. In this episode, Greg emphasizes the importance of local elections and of constituents truly earning their votes from their respective communities. Midterm elections are around the corner, and this is an episode you don't want to miss!