Pivot Podcast host, Malaika Turner continues the conversation on how folks in the Black and Brown community can pivot, during a pandemic, and still win.  She specifically encourages her audiences to figure out how they can be a solution to the problem, by stepping away from the "noise" and being creative, innovative and active.  

Bukola Arije, founder of Mich and Barj,  joins us from Nigeria to share about her PIVOT experience as a fashion designer who was faced with major challenges as a result of the coronavirus.  Bukola shares her powerful mission and ability to be flexible in a time of uncertainty in the fashion industry.   IG: @michandbarj

Raquel Jackson, founder of Sew Sable, talks about her journey after childbirth and reconnecting with passion to sew and create! 

Let's talk about the Black and Brown community PIVOTing during the pandemic.  This episode introduces the new direction of the next few episodes, where we offer strategies to help the Black and Brown community thrive mentally, financially, personally, and physically during the COVID-19 outbreak. 

Foluso G. is with us on Ep. 20, all the way from Nigeria, to share why 2020 is the year of PIVOTing.  

Quintina Thomas shares her PIVOT experience from mental health professional to business owner.  She talks about the importance of doing the research, being determined and knowing your why - when PIVOTing.  You'll also learned how she's, unexpectedly, has been seen her two professions blend to help her community.