After listening to other podcasts, playlists, and listening to other radio stations and feeling like none of it fits me any longer, I wanted to do something different. I decided to create a show with great music, fun topics and conversation, and little if any commercials. If you like to sing in the car and find yourself dancing, this show is for you.

Johnny Wright started his career in a shop built by his father. After years of work, dedication, and networking, he landed one of the most prestigious clients in the world...Michelle Obama. Taking his career and opportunity to the highest level of excellence, he produced some of the most iconic images of a first lady since Jacqueline Kennedy.

Todd Tucker has become a familiar face thanks to his recurring presence on Bravo's Real Housewives of Atlanta being the husband of singing superstar Kandi Burruss. However, his career in film production, becoming a restauranteur, and his new career as a film director truly solidified him as a true staple on the show.

Todd Tucker and Kandi Burruss have a new movie out called "The Pass". In this movie, they discuss the real-life issues that could arise when giving your partner a pass to have a sexual partner outside of the marriage. Trust me when I say the plot twist is REAL.

If you're a fan of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta", then this podcast is for you! Todd discusses his upbringing, his journey in production and television, being a father, Mama Joyce, and everything else related to the movie. This is a must-listen for any "Housewives" fan!

Jennifer King is a firm believer that your network is your net worth. Jennifer recognized a void in the small Black business industry...networking. There were small groups that may speak with each other, but how often were you able to go to an event, get advice, network, and potentially do business...without having to travel to a mega event that would potentially overshadow you? Jennifer has created an intimate environment that does just that.

Her "Ready, Set, Grow!" platform places a panel of 5-6 business leaders of the area on a stage to talk about their expertise. For the attendees in the audience, this information gives a blueprint on how to structure some business principles and even to help current businesses add a little spice to the pot... or as we have been saying since COVID, Create A Pivot.

We sat with our friend, Jennifer after her most recent event in Atlanta, Georgia to discuss her journey and get some details on how she herself had to Pivot after a span of time not being able to host the event. Next up, Mobile, Alabama in November. For more information, tickets, and updates, follow Jennifer's Instagram page @icmeevents

An athlete from a young age, Grant Hall was an entertainer for as long as he could remember. Being raised in a family of prominent athletes never really motivated Hall to look into entertainment as a career until he suddenly found himself cherry-picked his freshman year in college during his first theater appreciation class. A moment that felt like extreme fruition and somehow a lifelong unknown dream realized, Hall suddenly found himself taking part in on-campus improv and theater clubs while enrolling into various film acting classes. With a newfound purpose in life, Hall didn't hesitate to sign with his first manager and, soon thereafter, made his move to LA – Marking the best move in his career.

Fans of the Black-ish spin-off series Grown-ish can currently recognize Grant from Freeform's hit series' fifth season. After Zoey (Yara Shahidi) graduates from Cal U, the series continues with Junior (Marcus Scribner) as the main character. Learning how to tackle college obstacles for himself, Junior quickly learns how easy it is to fall on someone's bad side as he makes an enemy with Cal U's wealthiest high society, Crest and one of their most prominent members, Kyle, portrayed by Grant. Fans of the sitcom series can watch new episodes air on Freeform Wednesday nights at 10:30/9:30c and stream on Hulu. 

Before his small screen debut, Hall cut his teeth on web series like Tough Love and Tough Love: Los Angeles, as well as independent shorts such as 2 Eye Drops from Normal, to name a few. Sticking to his independent film roots, Grant can next be seen as the lead in independent film, Trigger. Set to portray Daniel, the film follows Hall as he comes face to face with his father's murder. Struggling to let go of the close bond they once shared, Daniel is led down a dark road where mayhem soon follows - The film will be streaming on Tubi in 2023. Keeping to the small screen, Hall can next be seen in the upcoming television series Cocaine Sister.

Access Hollywood's Emmy-nominated host Scott Evans talks about his current role on the show and what he has in the works. Bringing authenticity, curiosity, and passion to his work that resonates beyond the camera-many of his colleagues in the entertainment industry have nicknamed him "the moment maker"

Every now and then, I come across an old interview that makes me smile when I listen to it. After watching A Madea Homecoming, this weekend and laughing at the hilarious Mr. Brown (played by David Mann). I looked through "the crates" and found this interview from 2018. We were able to do this interview while the couple was promoting their book and album project "Us Against the World". As I do from time to time, I had a guest interviewer, a good friend of mine, Tyrese Thomas. Tyrese is the leader of an amazing music group "The Healed Project", and host of the upcoming podcast "Hopester Culture". During this interview we were able to learn a lot about David and Tamela, their friendship, their beginning with Kirk Franklin, how they became Tyler Perry's Power Couple, and their advice on how to keep pushing in the music industry, in life, and in religion.

Detroit is on the rise and so are the people. It’s a city where Black culture is strong. This reemerging city is all about family, friendship, business, excellence and of course, love and marriage. “Love & Marriage: Detroit” will center on a group of African American families with deep ties to Detroit who have decided to stay in the city and prove they can provide the best lives possible for their families in this community on a comeback.

Dave Brown would consider himself Hollywood’s best friend. He understands how to maneuver through Hollywood as a film director, actor, or producer. So he tapped one of his clients, Morris Chestnut, to help him launch the Indy Night Film Festival. In an arena where he gives space for new filmmakers, actors, producers, and directors to enter into the area of making film in a way that they may not have been able to otherwise. This weekly showcase and networking event is a hit in Los Angeles, so now that Covid is behind us, he decided to take the show on the road. This month, they decided to stop in Atlanta, and that’s where we were able to meet Dave and Morris and find out why this venture was important to them.

Dipset rapper Jim Jones shares his secret to unlocking both mental and physical wealth! Jim Jones is a successful rapper and entrepreneur, and he knows a thing or two about how to create wealth. If you want to be successful in life, Jim Jones' advice is something you should definitely take into account .