In this episode we have the one and only Betty Rox diving into what it takes to get through adversity and pain. She opens up about her traumatic experience in recently being hit by a car while simply walking down the street. It is a reminder to all of us to value this life.

I’m this Episode we have Actor, Hip Hop Artist and Los Angeles Legend Compton Menace. He gives us an inside look at Gang Culture in Los Angeles, how it has Evolved, How to use the Influence for a positive change, while still staying true to yourself. His theatrical, and savvy personality is refreshing to see and listen too. Enjoy

In this Episode we have Boxing Heavy Weight James “The Beast” Wilson. Very well trained in every combat sport you can think of James has a Work Ethic that very few can understand. He gives some major keys on the importance of working hard for the things you wish to achieve. Only the wise will listen. Enjoy

In this Episode we have Hip Hop Rapper and Personality Domo Gudda dropping massive gems on the importance of staying tru to yourself along your journey.

In this Episode we have the pleasure of sitting down with the #1 DJ in all of Los Angeles DJ Carisma. She opens up about the behind the scenes challenges that comes with being in Female DJ in LA. She drops good game for those of us that need advise on staying consistent, working hard, while balancing Mother Hood in the midst of all of her work.

In this episode we have Musician, Song Writer, and Educator TuuRa Breaking down the importance of Black People knowing there Spiritual History. He opens up on what it’s like to maintaining his Authenticity while exploring new heights in the music industry.

In this Episode we had the honor of sitting down with the creative Guru Behind Maliceous Skates Co.! He talks about the Power Of God, Fatherhood, and the importance of Black and Brown relationships.

In this Episode we had the honor of having world renown Dancer, and Entrepreneur Jaz aka Brown Rich. She opens up about the barriers she has to fight through in the industry as a Black Woman. She speaks on the Power of Finding Happiness within yourself and never attaching your happiness to a person, place, or thing. Enjoy!

In this Episode we have the Founder of “Little Africa” John Ojo. He gives us an inside look at his story. He opens up about what tools are needed in order to get past adversity, allowing yourself to sink or swim, and even sharing his experience with being in a cult and breaking away from that. Enjoy!