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Terrika Knox is the founder of "Herb & Orchid", her own non-alcoholic sparking wine brand. She joins the show to further discuss what went into her creating this brand, and why she decided to go the no-alcoholic route.

Zakia Ringgold is the founder and CEO of her own cosmetic business, "Soaps by Zakia". Zakia joins the show to further give her take on how to start a business, especially as a Black Woman.

As we get ready for the Level Up contest, Christa Barfield, of Farmer Jawn, joins us to talk about the seed, the soil, and the truth of being a Black woman owned business.

Monifa Ivory is the founder of CEO of "Wick it Wax", her own candle company. She joins the show to talk about how she got into candle making, and also goes over the various products she has to offer.

.Dr. Delana Wardlaw and Dr. Elana McDonald are board certified physicians and they are twins. The Doctors talk to us about a new study says microplastics may be helping to spread dangerous antibiotic-resistant superbugs. How does this happen, and how do we protect ourselves?

Radio Executive Colby Tyner joins the show. We take look back at the Altadena fires through the lens of one of the victims. As well as issues the community is having, dealing with the insurance companies.

Sunny Blount is the founder of "Kabila Events", her own event planning company. Sunny joins the show to further talk about the context of her business, and how the idea to create it came about.

Pamela Rich Wheeler of the Business Center and Daniel Bey of East Hill Media join the show. They discuss the Small Business Administration’s decision to move SBA offices out of sanctuary cities like Philadelphia.

Coach Shay is a sound practitioner. She joins the show to talk about what sound practitioning is, and how it can be used to benefit the overall wellness of someone.

Dr. Rosa Clemente is a Black-Puerto Rican activist, organizer, producer and independent journalist from Bronx, NY. Dr. Rosa joins Dr. Peterson to discuss the lack of speaking engagements focused on empowerment due to the looming threat of the new administration. Dr. Rosa further delves into the relations between Puerto Ricans and Black Americans, while exploring ideas of how to promote solidarity under these times of division.