This is part of a series created by #M4TC to review small black-owned businesses that are navigating through the pandemic. We will be getting insight on how these businesses are staying afloat or in some cases thriving during these uncertain times. 

This episode we speak with Chima Okparaeke, creator of the EPIC 6 - In The Black App.  Epic 6 is "an ecosystem that integrates business, knowledge and innovation capabilities to foster black empowerment."  We discuss the significant meaning behind the app name as well as the importance of black marketplace, investors and keeping the black dollar circulating within the community. 

This episode we zoom chat with Christine, the owner of a popular online boutique by the name of CS The Brand.   She is currently a being a boss lady from her very own home during the pandemic and lets us in on a few tips to keep up with business needs virtually.  We cover everything from staying on top of online orders,  customer service via twitter to product demand (like wide calf shoes)!  

In this episode we zoom chat with James, the creator of Superior Drinks and Shakes to cover topics like the progress in the #BLM movement, Sea Moss #Juice truck deliveries and New York borough of #StatenIsland.

Founder of My CozyCozy shares how her business strategy has drastically changed due the Covid-19 Pandemic.  She also provides some tips and words of encouragement for your business too! 

Welcome back!  We've missed you.  Some of you may know us from our YouTube series @Mor4TheCulture.  In this season we are talking to minority business owners to see how they are surviving during the pandemic.    We @Mor4TheCulture want to show support and give insight to some of the struggles our community is facing right now.  Let's come together and share some tips, tricks and laughs as we all ride through this revolutionary time.   Don't forget to connect with us on Instagram and YouTube @Mor4TheCulture.  One Love!