Faith-based life coach Jordan Thorpe stops by the show to discuss her path to building her brand, Jordan’s Journey. Specifically, we discuss how she went from being a teenage mother that was coming of age to a grown woman that inspires women to achieve their professional goals. We also talk about Jordan’s personal sense of style and why her online boutique’s slogan is “where faith meets elegance.” So sit back, relax, and enjoy the soothing sounds of Jordan Thorpe.

Recording artist/songwriter Love Loren stops by the show to talk about her journey to becoming the artist that she is today. She shares how much she’s grown since she dropped the uplifting anthem “You’re Enough” in 2016. Since then Loren has gotten married, given birth to her first child, and graduated from Full Sail University. Stay tuned for a mellow conversation with my friend Loren.

Mukbang influencer Erika Cole stops by the show to talk about her journey to turning her love for cooking into a successful business model. With 41,000 Youtube subscribers, 95,000 Instagram followers, and 16,000 TikTok followers, Erika has been able to start her own business called “E’s Special Sauce” where she sells the seasoning that she uses on the seafood dishes she eats in her videos. One of her videos was so entertaining that MTV’s show “Ridiculousness” asked her for permission to use her footage in one of their episodes. Erika is doing well; however, she has much bigger goals to accomplish.

Actress/Dancer/Social Media Marketing Consultant Amanda Hall, A.K.A. “Tenda,” stops by the show to discuss her acting career, her creation of Point Park University’s hip hop dance team, IMPULSE, and her experiences working with celebrities as an intern at the Pittsburgh radio station WAMO 107.3.

Will Toms, Co-Founder & Chief Creative Officer of REC Philly (a multimedia space for independent creators), joins the show to talk about his passion for promoting the Philadelphia art scene, why he, along with Dave Silver, founded REC, and why we shouldn’t expect creators to only talk reflect Black struggle in their art.

Realtor Ashleigh Mitchell joins the show to discuss Pittsburgh’s shallow dating pool, her love for old school R&B music, and why she is very private about her romantic relationships on social media.

Author and actress Char Freeman stops by the show to discuss several topics including her journey to becoming an author of two children’s books, her time as a student at Clark Atlanta, and the colorism she experienced as an actor on the set of Chadwick Boseman’s final film, “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom.”

“Around The Way Curls” podcast host Shanti stopped by my show to talk about several topics including why she hated “Queen & Slim,” the importance of supporting Black-owned that are buyers for her boutique, The Sable Collective, and why Larry David is her celebrity crush.

Nigerian-American makeup artist and educator Andie stops by the show to talk about her love for Nigerian culture, her passion for providing quality education for youth and the divide that seems to exist between Africans and African-Americans.

Medical esthetician and certified laser technician Charity Alise stops by the show to talk about many subjects including her introduction to skin care, her favorite no-skips album, and how motherhood had changed her.