In this episode of celebrating Black business, we talk to Dr. Teriya Richmond, Your Total Health Doctor about her new practice in Houston and her life as a mother, wife, entrepreneur, doctor, friend and on and on... Find out what her GUILTY PLEASURE is - you won't believe it! From the West Side of Chicago to an accomplished, honored and celebrated Black woman. Founder of Your Essential Healthcare & Day Spa and CMO of the Aids Foundation, Dr. Richmond chats with us about some good topics.

Stacey and O discuss life after Candyman, what happened to the residents of Cabrini Green. Life doesn't always imitate art, but gentrification was and is real for the former residents of Cabrini Green.

Small businesses are struggling with everything going on right now. Just as some start to figure out how to cope during the pandemic, the riots and looting hit small businesses hard - does the business have insurance and how do they start thinking about business credit? Why did some popular Chicago business chains get PPP funds? Stacey Pitts Caldwell, small business advocate, gives a few quick tips and talks small business issues immediately following the riots and looting in Chicago neighborhoods after protests.

Stacey and O discuss life after Candyman, what happened to the residents of Cabrini Green. Life doesn't always imitate art, but gentrification was and is real for the former residents of Cabrini Green. ** Spoiler Alert ** this episode contains nuggets from the movie Candyman.

In this episode of celebrating Black business, we talk to Dr. Teriya Richmond, Your Total Health Doctor about her new practice in Houston and her life as a mother, wife, entrepreneur, doctor, friend and on and on... Find out what her GUILTY PLEASURE is - you won't believe it! From the West Side of Chicago to an accomplished, honored and celebrated Black woman. Founder of Your Essential Healthcare & Day Spa and CMO of the Aids Foundation, Dr. Richmond chats with us about some good topics.

O and GK; review two Netflix movies...can you guess which one is a complete dud? What went wrong with the pricey Netflix blockbuster Last Days of American Crime? Are we ready for an end of the world scenario? The Decline challenges our disaster preparedness and what happens when our mind is over ruled by fear. Pull up a chair and press play!

Stacey Pitts Caldwell filters energy into a new initiative called The Black Entrepreneur Collective and talks about how it came to be and her vision for what it will become. The Black Entrepreneur Collective is an initiative that seeks to support Black owned small businesses and has recently launched a fundraiser to make $1000 grants to 25 Black owned small businesses in 2020.

Small businesses are struggling with everything going on right now. Just as some start to figure out how to cope during the pandemic, the riots and looting hit small businesses hard - does the business have insurance and how do they start thinking about business credit? Why did some popular Chicago business chains get PPP funds? Stacey Pitts Caldwell, small business advocate, gives a few quick tips and talks small business issues immediately following the riots and looting in Chicago neighborhoods after protests.

O and Stacey tackle their favorite subject; LOVE! The Photograph, released on Valentine's Day 2020, brought the heat and passion leaving us yearning for more. If you haven't seen the movie give this episode a spin and go watch the movie for yourself. Maybe it's time to fall in love all over again.

Stacey and O review the top streaming movies for the week of 5/3-5/9/2020. All Day and a Night is the haunting story of a young man looking for a way out of his troubled life. Set against the mean streets of East Oakland; director Joe Robert Cole (Black Panther) gives the viewer a glimpse into the life of street hustlers. Our hosts discuss the implications of systemic crime and the social impact of mass incarceration.