The latest episode of Building Black Biz features Chef Kizzy, a private chef, caterer, meal prep chef, and content creator whose journey is rooted in flavor, culture, family, and connection. For more than 11 years, Chef Kizzy has navigated entrepreneurship as a single mom, turning her passion for Caribbean fusion cuisine into a business while creating opportunities to serve and connect with her community. In conversation with Helen Little, she opens up about motherhood, perseverance, building a business on her own terms, and the experiences that shaped the woman and chef she is today.

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The latest episode of Building Black Biz features author Kelly Walker Edwards, a lifelong storyteller whose work is deeply rooted in family, community, and her hometown of Asbury Park. From honoring her grandmother’s legacy in Now Is the Acceptable Time to documenting the people, memories, and experiences of Asbury Park’s West Side in her Narrative Nips series, Kelly’s work is guided by a simple belief: Stories Matter. In conversation with Diamond, Kelly shares her journey as a self-published author and the importance of preserving our stories, celebrating our roots, and making sure the voices and experiences of our communities are remembered.

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Marjorie Mesidor the founder and chief visionary officer of Mesidor PLLC, which is a workplace discrimination law firm employment and workplace discrimination law firm dedicated to advancing justice, equity, and accountability in the workplace has a conversation with Angela Yee of WAY UP with Angela Yee on Building Black Biz in partnership with your local Toyota Dealers. Toyota, Let’s Go Places!

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