In this episode of "Making The Boss," host Isha Thorpe speaks to well-respected talent manager Dre London about discovering recording artist Post Malone, his Jamaican upbringing in London, branching out of music to create his own tequila Don Londres, the reactions of white men in the spirits space when they taste his Black-owned drink, how past mistakes prevented him from making money sooner and more. Dre even reveals an exciting side hustle he's privately had for years. Listen here to catch the dropped gems!

In this episode of "Making The Boss," powered by the REVOLT Podcast Network, host Isha Thorpe speaks to celebrity publicist Kiki Ayers about her hustle, being homeless and founding her business on the floor of a hotel bathroom, the major mistakes many aspiring entrepreneurs make and why trusting your gut will never steer you wrong. Listen now!

For this episode of “Making The Boss,” host Isha Thorpe chats with Ashley S. Green. The powerhouse entrepreneur is a Sports Philanthropist Consultant who works with Super Bowl champions, star players of the New England Patriots, the Atlanta Falcons and other professional athletes on their marketing, philanthropy moves, branding and more. The two chop it up about what her career entails, being a Black woman in sports and the hurdles that come with it, working with the NFL, if the show “The Game” was a realistic view of the behind-the-scenes of the sports world, and how NIL deals are altering the league. Listen here!

In the premiere episode of “Making The Boss,” brought to you by the REVOLT Podcast Network, host Isha Thorpe chats with 2-time Super Bowl champion and New England Patriots star cornerback Jonathan Jones about his NFL career, business moves off the field, his philanthropic initiatives, college athletes and NIL deals, what he wants his legacy to be and his definition of a real boss.