After a brief hiatus, WE ARE BACK! 

In this episode, James and Kamon discuss the stigmas, disparities, and available resources impacting minority farmers both positively and negatively. We've always known that farming is critical to the infrastructure of the world. This episode addresses the question - How can we leverage this opportunity to create generational wealth in our community?

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Enjoy the show! 

As a result of the pandemic, labor and material shortages have led to increased prices on many things - including vehicles. Having reliable transportation is an essential part to wealth building. In this episode, James and Kamon discuss what's going on in the vehicle industry and how to buy a car in the current market where vehicle prices are at an all time high. 

May 31st - Jun 1st 1921 marked one of the deadliest massacres in the United States. A prosperous African American community known as "Black Wall Street" was desecrated and essentially burned to the ground. Many people lost their lives that day. More importantly, the story has not been told as prominently as it should have. In this episode, we start by highlighting the events that took place roughly 100 years ago and follow-up by how those events embolden us to make sure we discuss the opportunities and that our community has in front of us today to invest and build wealth.