In honor of Sickle Cell Awareness Month, Thrivin in Color welcomes Kemba Gosier, president of the Advancing Sickle Cell Advocacy Project, Inc. (ASAP), a South Florida-based organization dedicated to improving the lives of those impacted by sickle cell disease. What began as a young mother's fight for her daughter's health has grown into a powerful movement to uplift families, spread awareness and strengthen access to quality care. In this conversation, Kemba shares her story of resilience, community empowerment, and the transformative power of turning pain into purpose.

It’s Back to School Season! This episode features a conversation all about shaping the next generation of leaders. Patrice Meadows, founder and executive director of Atlanta SMART Academy, sits down with host Camry Brown to share tips for parents and students as they start the new school year, and how her school is fusing science, math, and the arts to inspire young minds.

In celebration of Black Business Month, BPRW’s Thrivin’ in Color podcast is highlighting inspiring Black entrepreneurs. In this engaging episode, host Camry sits down with Jeff Lindor, founder and CEO of The Gentlemen’s Factory, to explore how he is creating empowering spaces that advance the personal and professional journeys of men of color. Tune in as Jeff shares his entrepreneurial journey and how this cultural hub in Brooklyn has become a movement, connecting men to career opportunities, investors, and a forward-thinking community.

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In this Black Business Month episode, we’re headed to Atlanta, a thriving Black business hub, for a powerful conversation with President and CEO of the Atlanta Black Chambers, Melvin M. Coleman. Melvin shares his passion for economic empowerment, the mission behind the Chambers, and how he’s working to create more opportunities for Black entrepreneurs.

We’re kicking off Black Business Month by raising our glasses to Black excellence with Leslie Jones, co-founder of 1010 Wine and Events, an upscale wine bar and restaurant in Inglewood, CA, and a proud Black woman-owned business. In this episode, Leslie shares how she and her sister built a community-driven space that blends wine, culture, and culinary excellence, while highlighting the largest selection of Black-owned wines in California.

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In this powerful episode, we speak with Christopher Williams, founder and CEO of Heart, Body & Soul, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving physical and mental health outcomes for Black men. Christopher discusses the importance of wellness for Black men and how his organization is transforming lives and making a lasting impact in the community.

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Join us for an inspiring conversation with Itika Oldwine-Grimble, owner and founder of Oldvine Florals. Itika shares her journey of turning her love for flowers into a thriving business. From navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship to cultivating a sense of purpose and fulfillment, Itika’s story is a testament to staying true to oneself and one’s vision.

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Join us on Thrivin’ in Color as we chat with Muhga Eltigani, founder of NaturAll Club, a revolutionary natural hair care brand. Muhga shares her journey as a Black Muslim entrepreneur and the importance of clean beauty in the hair care industry. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about how this dorm room idea turned into a multi-million-dollar brand.