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Asha is the founder of the non-profit, The Dinner Table Documentary and President and CEO of Passion Fruit Vineyard Productions; a multimedia production company that creates original content, niche branding campaigns and program development for various non-profit and commercial entities. In June 2016, she was honored by the Obama Administration’s White House Council for Women and Girls as a "Nominated Change Maker" at the United State of Women Summit. In December 2018, she was selected to participate in a six-month fellowship at The Made in NY Fellowship (a partnership between The Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME) and the Made in NY Media Center by IFP) for her debut film series, “A Time Before Kale.”

In this episode Asha talks about community building and mentoring for women of color with her Dinner Table Documentary series, with the mission statement of "Creating safe spaces for women and girls of color to share their truth". Designing curriculums to teach in NYC public schools and using the medium of film to tell authentic cultural stories to communicate the rich history of black identity to a generation who enjoy and consume content in vastly different ways.

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Netta Dobbins is a marketer, strategist and  co-founder Minorities in Media Connect (Mimconnect). In this episode, Netta talks about her initial steps in her entrepreneurship journey, goals for her organization and the continuous transformation of her business and benefits afforded to the media communities through her company. 

In this episode of WYL Communi-tea. Ofo and Kelley discuss OJ's new social media presence, Anthony Davis trade to the L.A Lakers, new New York Renter laws and police brutality by the Phoenix Police department. 

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Fitness Coach Irving Hyppolite speaks on physical and mental health in the black community, 'The Inner U' Fitness Boot Camp, his theories on self care and altruism and developing a culture of fitness and over all wellness.

Jay-Z once rapped "I'm not a businessman, I'm a business, man." The superstar rapper is also a Champagne and Spirits Owner, a streaming music mogul, a sports management company owner and Mr. Beyonce Knowles. In this episode of "Communi-TEA" Ofo and Kelley and WYL podcast producer Franz Talk the impact of Jay-Z Billion Dollar status on the culture at large.

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Award winning producer Amadeus has traveled the world creating music with heavyweights like Sean”Diddy” Combs, Chris Brown, Trey Songz and Jeezy to name a few. In this episode Amadeus talks about his  early introduction to music, maturation from creative to businessman & his keys to identifying opportunities for success. He even share a few personal accomplishments such as creating the First Take theme song for ESPN and  how overcoming self doubt and embracing the moment through action has paid off in his career.

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In this edition of WYL Podcast "Communi-tea," On the heels of Ayesha Curry's honest confession about her insecurities at red table talk.  Ofo and Kelley dissect the ideas of attraction, attention and intention from the man and woman perspectives. This episode is for the single and taken alike. Let us know what you think at @wylpodcast on Instagram and Twitter 

In this episode Don Peebles III talks about his entry into real estate and carving his own path as a real estate magnate. Embracing the opportunity and challenges of legacy, honing  his leadership skills, keys to maintaining a healthy mental wellbeing, and his passion for developing affordable housing.

In this episode Kelley and Ofo talk about mental health awareness at home, offering mindfulness exercises to children and the merits of unplugging. They also discuss the stimuli of hard work, gratitude and how it molds perspective and mentalities