In this bold and unforgettable episode, Inner Circle Podcast dives deep into the heartbeat of immigrant unity—with a twist. What began as a rocky start quickly transformed into one of the most engaging and courageous conversations of the season.

Host Abe Kamara is joined by panelists Titus and Ms. Jewri, as well as special guest Samson H. William, who joined the discussion late but came ready to speak truth to power. From his grassroots work to his controversial past involving immigration services, Samson didn’t shy away from tough questions or spirited audience reactions.

This episode is raw, real, and relentlessly passionate—filled with innovative ideas, personal courage, and honest dialogue about what it takes to build a unified immigrant community. We tackle trust, transparency, leadership, and the power of community accountability.

Tune in for sharp insights, powerful storytelling, a bit of controversy, and a whole lot of love for the journey toward unity.

In this electrifying episode of the Inner Circle Podcast, we’re joined by tech visionary and entrepreneur Abraham Bartuah Sr., who shares his journey of building both an IT consultancy and a tech boot camp—empowering others while scaling his business in the world of cloud and DevOps. With the powerful mantra “technology is my passion, education is my life,” Abraham inspires with insights on innovation, mentorship, and immigrant grit.

Host Abe Kamara and panelists Titus and Ms. Jewri bring thoughtful questions and vibrant energy to this dynamic conversation about tech, entrepreneurship, and purpose-driven leadership in the immigrant community.

In this timely and powerful episode, Inner Circle Podcast tackles the soaring cost of college and the life-altering weight of student loan debt. With graduation season upon us and the Trump administration announcing the return of aggressive loan collections, this conversation couldn’t be more urgent.

Regular panelists Peterson from the Windy City of Chicago and Ms. Jewri from the Land of 10,000 Lakes join host Abe Kamara for a raw and reflective discussion on whether the dream of a college degree is still worth the price we pay.

Together, they unpack family expectations, the pressure placed on high school graduates, and the reality of alternative career paths in today’s digital world. With heart, wisdom, and authenticity, the panel challenges the status quo and uplifts voices who are questioning what success really looks like.

Tune in to this courageous conversation about debt, purpose, and the evolving value of education in a rapidly changing world.

In this heartfelt and forward-thinking episode, host Abe Kamara is joined by Saah JD and Titus from the Inner Circle Wellness Planning Committee, alongside panelist Ms. B, for a powerful discussion centered on community, courage, and collective healing. With the April 19th Community Wellness & Mental Health Day just around the corner, the team shared inspiring insights on the importance of removing the stigma surrounding mental health, especially within immigrant families.

From addressing generational silence to embracing vulnerability, the conversation called on us all to normalize mental health conversations and prioritize emotional well-being as a form of strength. The planning team emphasized that this event is not just a gathering—it’s a call to action, a celebration of togetherness, and a step toward building a more compassionate, informed, and unified community.

Packed with activities and joy for the entire family, the upcoming event promises to uplift, connect, and transform. If you missed this episode, tune in for bold perspectives, community gems, and a renewed sense of purpose.

Let’s keep the conversation going. Let’s make mental health everyone’s conversation.

In this empowering episode, Jewri Merchant—founder of Carevue Consulting—joins Abe Kamara and Miss B for an unforgettable conversation on business ownership, legacy, and the mindset it takes to succeed. From learning the entrepreneurial grind as a child watching her mother to dropping fearless gems like “scary folks don’t make money,” Jewri doesn’t hold back.

This episode dives deep into the courage it takes to start a business, the discipline required to stay focused, and the wisdom needed to sustain it. Whether you’re dreaming, building, or scaling—this one’s for every visionary ready to rise.

Tune in and get inspired to own your journey.

In this bold and enlightening episode, Dr. Q—Minnesota’s only Black naturopathic doctor—joins host Abe Kamara to challenge assumptions, bridge healing traditions, and empower listeners to take control of their wellness journey.

With thought-provoking insights like “It’s possible to get off blood pressure meds—if you’re willing to do the work” and a call to “find an integrated doctor who cares about your whole health,” Dr. Q drops gem after gem in a conversation that blends courage, compassion, and clinical wisdom.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about herbal medicine, skeptical about conventional care, or ready to take ownership of their healing.
Your health. Your roots. Your power.

In this powerful episode of the Inner Circle Podcast, host Abe Kamara is joined by panelist Titus for a real, unfiltered conversation about what it truly means to navigate the American healthcare system — especially as immigrants and members of minority communities.

From confusing insurance terms to the emotional weight of a shocking diagnosis, this episode dives deep into the lived experiences of everyday people trying to make sense of a system that often feels stacked against them. Together, Abe and Titus explore the hard truths behind access, affordability, cultural barriers, and the struggle to prioritize health in the midst of survival.

Raw. Honest. Eye-opening.
As one listener put it best during the live stream: “This is so informative — we need more of this in our communities.”

Tune in, reflect, and share. Because understanding the system is the first step to changing it.

In this powerful episode of the Inner Circle Podcast, host Abe Kamara leads a raw and compassionate conversation about credit, debt, and the realities of the immigrant experience in America. With the wisdom of two inspiring female business leaders as panelists, the discussion dives deep into the challenges immigrants face with student loans, car notes, and mortgages—and how these struggles often go unspoken.

Together, they explore not just the pain, but the possibility: how immigrants can shift from survival mode to strategy, and from debt traps to tools for building wealth.

This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a mirror of lived experiences, a voice for those unheard, and a guide for those still finding their way.

Wednesday is Business Night on the Inner Circle Podcast—where truth meets transformation.

In this heartfelt and thought-provoking episode, host Abe Kamara is joined by two powerful voices from the immigrant community to explore what "vacation" truly means. Is traveling back home rest—or responsibility? Can immigrants reclaim leisure without guilt?

Together, they unpack the emotional, cultural, and financial complexities of travel, reflect on personal stories, and inspire listeners to redefine rest, explore new places, and honor their need for renewal.

A must-listen for anyone who’s ever struggled to choose between duty and discovery.

In this electric episode of the Inner Circle Podcast, we’re joined by the unstoppable force that is Rep. María Isa Pérez-Vega—legislator, artist, activist, and cultural powerhouse. With raw truth, rhythmic passion, and unapologetic energy, María Isa takes us on a journey through her roots, her rise, and her relentless fight for immigrant justice.

From honoring her Puerto Rican mother’s influence to issuing a bold call for unity within the immigrant community, Rep. María Isa reminds us that leadership can be both lyrical and legislative. Her artistic soul shines through as she challenges us to embrace our diversity, amplify our voices, and transform pain into power.

This isn’t just an episode—it’s a movement. Tune in and be reminded of the beauty, resilience, and brilliance within our communities.