DJ Rican is an international open format DJ and resident DJ at INVY Nightclub in Indianapolis. Rican is the host of Ritmo, the biggest Latin music dance party in Indianapolis. In this episode, we learn about how Rican got into DJing and how he carved out a space for himself in Indy's nightclub scene. Rican joins us during Hispanic Heritage Month, and we also talk about what his heritage means to him.

Dyke Michaels is an Indianapolis-based comedian, podcast host, and chef. In this episode, we talk about how he stayed active during the pandemic, podcasting, the comedy scene, and working alongside his idols.

Sonny aka FINGERCREATIONS is an Indianapolis-based artist and part of the Eighteen Art Collective. In this episode, we talk about how he got into art, the unique method he uses to create his pieces, and the impact he hopes to have alongside fellow artists in his community.

Ronnie Jefferson's first episode is one of our most popular episodes to date. It was only right to have Ronnie back on to catch up. In this episode, we focus on investing and financial literacy. Ronnie gives us game on how we should consider spending and investing our money, and he gives us details about some of his personal hits and misses in the world of investing. This episode is a must-listen!

Aboshioma Obemeata is the President of Advancement Through Athletics, a nonprofit organization that helps prepare youth athletes for college and beyond through sport. A former athlete himself, Sho recalls the adversities he had to overcome to get to where he is today and how he hopes to impact the futures of every student-athlete he works with.

Cornelius George, a self-proclaimed nerd with a passion for helping people, is the Co-Founder & CEO of Chuqlab. In this episode, Corn details his search for his purpose, the importance of solving problems in entrepreneurship, and what his legacy means to him.

This week we're joined by Jenn Watts, Founder & CEO of Watts Change Agency. Jenn has over 20 years of experience in politics, international development, communications & technology, federal government and public policy. In this episode, we talk about her work with President Obama, social issues, her agency and podcast, and what she likes to do for fun.

Brian Wolff, President & CEO of Parker Technology, kicks off Season 4 with us. We recall the challenging circumstances surrounding our first meeting, hear about his professional life and ambitions, and deep dive into his intent to become a better ally to marginalized communities.

Julie Henson is the Vice President of Development at Coburn Place, an organization that provides transitional housing for survivors of interpersonal abuse in the Greater Indianapolis area. In this episode, Julie answers questions about Coburn and discusses its significance in the community.

Chris Wilburn is a retired IMPD Sergeant and the podcast's first return guest! In this episode, we catch up on a long year of events since we first spoke and continue to dive into the issues facing our community moving forward.