In one of our most powerful business segments yet, Inner Circle Podcast welcomes Mr. Molley Kamara, the visionary owner behind Waterside Market — a thriving Liberian-owned business serving the Brooklyn Park community for the past five years.

Joined in studio by co-hosts Randy White and Ms. B, we unpack Molley’s incredible journey from working as a nurse to becoming one of Minnesota’s most respected Liberian immigrant entrepreneurs. But this episode is more than just business talk — it’s about identity, pride, purpose, and giving back.

Mr. Kamara doesn’t just sell food — he champions a dream. His love for Liberia and Liberians shines through every word, and his vision for Waterside Market as a mentorship hub for aspiring immigrant entrepreneurs is nothing short of revolutionary.

From cultural storytelling to hard-earned wisdom, Molley drops gem after gem in a conversation that will leave you inspired, informed, and ready to build. Waterside Market isn’t just a store — it’s a Liberian success story rooted in community, passion, and possibility.

Tonight’s Entertainment Segment was a whole vibe — full of laughs, energy, and a jam-packed forecast of everything happening in Minnesota and across North America this August!

We kicked things off with a weekend recap: Ms. B kept it chill with a soul-cleansing deep clean, a refreshing walk, and celebrated her daughter’s sweet 16 on Sunday, August 3. Abe, on the other hand, turned up at a 1-year-old’s birthday bash that felt like a 50th celebration — food, drinks, and vibes for days! He also pulled up to the Little Africa Festival in St. Paul and gave us the full rundown.

We then took the audience on a tour through August’s entertainment calendar:

• Davido already rocked Boston and Philly and is hitting Maryland next on August 5.

• Fireboy DML, King Promise, and more touching down in Minneapolis on August 9.

• Lil Wayne is pulling up August 20 at Target Center.

• We spotlighted the upcoming AfroFuture Festival in Detroit (Aug 16) — a must-watch for Afrobeats fans.

• And of course, we wrapped it up with the grand finale: the Minnesota State Fair, one of the biggest cultural gatherings in the Midwest!

If you're looking for where the culture is this August — this episode is your go-to guide. From local gems to international stars, we got your entertainment calendar covered!

In one of the most impactful episodes of the Inner Circle Podcast to date, we sit down with Erickson Saye — a proud Liberian immigrant and Democratic candidate for Minnesota’s open District 34B seat. From the heart of Brooklyn Park to the steps of the State Capitol, Erickson delivers a powerful message about representation, responsibility, and the urgent need for immigrant communities to engage in the political process.

One of the standout moments came when Erickson challenged the mindset of those who say they “don’t want to mess with politics.” His response? “Politics is already messing with you.” In America, he reminded us, politics shapes everything — housing, education, healthcare, taxes, opportunity. And if we don’t show up, we don’t get a say.

This episode is more than a campaign conversation — it’s a wake-up call to every immigrant, every young person, and every community member sitting on the sidelines. Tune in for a bold, authentic, and inspiring conversation about what’s possible when new voices rise with vision and purpose.

Tonight’s Business Segment was on fire as Randy White joined us for an inspiring and business-savvy conversation on the power of KPIs. Randy dropped major gems, reminding us that there’s a difference between working in the business and working on the business—with the latter being all about strategy and KPIs. We explored why so many small businesses, especially immigrant-run ventures, struggle to scale—and how tracking the right KPIs can change everything. This episode is packed with insights, motivation, and real talk every entrepreneur needs to hear.

This episode was pure vibes! Abe Kamara and Ms. B recap an unforgettable weekend of Liberian pride across the diaspora — from Davido shutting down Minneapolis and giving a global shout-out to Liberia 🇱🇷, to the first-ever Liberia Independence Day Parade in Brooklyn Center.

Both hosts attended the Davido concert and gave it mad love, with Abe even calling on the Liberian government to honor Davido with citizenship! Ms. B offered glowing praise for the local parade organizers and volunteered her expertise for next year’s planning.

We also shouted out cities like Philly, Atlanta, Dallas, Charlotte, and Houston — each bringing their own flavor to the 178th Independence celebration. The episode ends with a powerful call for unity: let’s collaborate, not compete, and turn this cultural energy into economic opportunity.

🎙️ Tap in and feel the pride!

Tonight's episode was full of laughs, insight, and real talk as Abe was joined by Peterson from the Windy City of Chicago and the always passionate Ms. B. Together, they tackled the rising cost of school prep, emotional readiness, and the power of community support during back-to-school season. From budgeting hacks to mental health tips, and personal parenting moments to bold community solutions—this was one for the books.

In this powerful episode of the Inner Circle Podcast, we sit down with Christian Eriksen, DFL candidate for the open Minnesota House seat in District 34B. With the tragic passing of Speaker Melissa Hortman, Eriksen reflects on the responsibility of filling big shoes and the urgency of political participation for all communities.

He shares his bold vision for the district and outlines three key priorities — including reforming Minnesota’s outdated local government funding law, first enacted in the 1970s. We also discuss the upcoming August 12 open DFL primary and the special election on September 6.

Endorsed by Rep. Huldah Hiltsley, Eriksen brings thoughtful energy, policy insight, and a deep commitment to equity. This wide-ranging conversation is one you don’t want to miss.

🎧 Tune in, get inspired, and stay engaged.
#InnerCirclePodcast #District34B #ChristianEriksen #MNPolitics #AmplifyEmpowerElevate #HuldahHiltsley #CommunityLeadership

In one of our most powerful episodes yet, Inner Circle Podcast welcomes Brooklyn Center Police Chief Garett Flesland for an honest, wide-ranging conversation on the future of policing, public safety, and community trust.

Joined by co-host Peterson, we ask the Chief pointed and thoughtful questions about:
🔹 Crime trends in Brooklyn Center — and why crime is at a historic low
🔹 The innovative Expanded Response Team (ERT) handling 911 mental health calls
🔹 How the department is prioritizing mental health for both officers and residents
🔹 His bold take on public safety as a collective responsibility, not just a police matter

But the real gem? When we asked Chief Flesland what one thing he would change about policing in America — his answer was transformational. He proposed a national community service model for all Americans to build unity, purpose, and shared responsibility. A moment you don't want to miss.

This is more than a podcast episode — it's a blueprint for better community engagement.

Ehn my people! This episode was hot like pepper soup on a Sunday afternoon!

Taylor-Made from Iowa and Peterson from Chicago joined me in the Inner Circle Podcast to break down the July 26 diaspora dilemma — why we can’t have one big national festival for Liberians in North America. Taylor-Made said it plain: “Too much greed.” Peterson no hold back either: “Liberians don’t like working together!”

We also took a sweet trip down memory lane, sharing our best childhood memories of “26” back home in Liberia — from check rice and gravy to the big government parades and dressing clean-clean.

It was fun, loud, unfiltered, and full of that Liberian honesty mixed with plenty jokes and true true vibes.

If you love Liberia, you’ll love this episode.
🎉 Happy Independence Day to Mama Liberia — 178 strong!

Ms. B and I had an absolute blast breaking down the viral moment that nearly cracked the internet—the now-infamous Coldplay Kiss-Cam scandal featuring Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot! 👀💋 Ms. B was all for the public takedown, cheering on the exposure, while I dug into the deeper side of things—privacy, social media frenzy, citizen surveillance, and the thin line between accountability and public shaming.

We laughed about Andy’s awkward duck move, Kristin’s face-palm, and the fake press release circulating online 🤦🏾‍♂️🤣—but also questioned what this says about a world where nothing is private anymore. From Coldplay’s legal risks to the rise of viral vigilantes, this was a juicy, fun, and surprisingly thoughtful segment you don’t want to miss!

🎤 Is Andy the new internet villain? Is privacy officially dead?
🎧 Tune in now and let us know: Scandal or Setup?