Meet playwright Jocelyn Bioh, who's making her Broadway debut with the dynamic play Jaja's African Hair Braiding. Jaja's African Hair Braids takes the audience into the bustling hair braiding shops and the lives of the women who create magic in women's hair. Angela chats with Jocelyn about the play's inspiration, Taraji P. Henson's participation, and why it's a love letter to the hair-braiding community.

This episode takes a deep dive into the true meaning of luxury. It’s a bit more than a price tag. Angela Pennyfeather speaks with Thomaï Serdari, Professor of Luxury Marketing & Branding at NYU’s Stern School of Business to explore how luxury can connect to an individual on a physical, emotional, and even spiritual level. Thomaï even shares her thoughts on which brand truly owns the space of luxury.

Meet CFDA’s first black woman president, CaSandra Diggs, as she talks about the importance of community and the power when women lean in. CaSandra also shares IMPACT by CFDA, why it matters, and the future of celebrating black and brown creatives. We even get the scoop if celebrity stylist, Law Roach, is really retiring.

To kick off Women's History Month, Stephanie Horton, Global Marketing Director of Commerce for Google, chats about how women can bring their authentic selves to the table and the boardroom. This episode will inspire women to trust their gut, motivate minority-owned businesses to utilize digital commerce, show how the pandemic has changed shoppers' expectations, and more!