Dunnie Onasanya is a Nigerian-American artist whose work is heavily influenced by her West African heritage and faith in GOD. As an expressionist intuitive painter she creates breathtaking abstract works, cultural masks, hamsas, and other historic symbols with the use of bright bold colors, metallic paints, gold leaf, crushed glass, and jewels.

In this episode, she reflects on her journey so far, lessons learned in life, marriage, motherhood, career and the one thing nobody tells you about love and relationships.

Simone Agoussoye is a Washington DC artist who creates portraiture that exists at the intersection of realism and reverence. For over a decade, she has explored the depths of human identity through paint, glass, and texture—rendering faces not merely as likenesses, but as living reflections of spirit, beauty, and strength.

Her mixed-media works often integrate materials like crushed glass, an element she uses to refract the complexities of individuality and transformation. Each fragment becomes a metaphor for resilience, illuminating the space between realism and imagination.

In this episode, she takes us down memory lane as she explores the moments that signaled art was her destiny and the many doors God has opened for her. She also shares:

1. How her faith in God has been the bedrock of her life.

2. Her connection to the continent of Africa, and the need for unity amongst the Black diaspora.

3. Her message for her 7 year-old self.

4. How she grew into loving herself more, realizing her value; and why knowing your self-worth can impact your net worth, because you demand more when you know you're worth more.

5. A Message for up and coming artists

To check out some of Simone's work and appearances, visit her website: simoneagoussoye.com

Sam Collier is no stranger to adversity. His birth mother gave him and his sister up for adoption because she could not afford to raise them. Life in Sweet Auburn, Atlanta was far from a bed of roses. He was written off, shut down and counted out. Yet, his destiny was never denied. He found solace in his salvation and courage in the cross. But when he faced his biggest adversity yet – divorce – as a Hillsong pastor, he found himself questioning the very bedrock of his entire life: his faith and the church. In this episode, he is vulnerable and unvarnished as he shares the role he played in the demise of his marriage; the lessons he learned; the healing process he went through; and how his life and ministry are being shaped by his ordeal. In the end, he reminds us that God is still in the business of turning our mess into powerful messages if we can come to a place of complete brokenness and total surrender.

Marc Russell, founder of BetterWallet®, is a leading financial educator and former Wall Street advisor who overcame the foster care system and self-funded his college education. Today, he’s helped over 200,000 people pay off debt and build wealth through his step-by-step Financially Bulletproof Investing Program, with features in Forbes, CNBC, and Harvard Business Review.

In this episode, he shares:

- The story of how he overcame the foster care system and embarked on a journey of financial freedom.

- Practical steps to start investing even if all you have is $1

- Reasons gainful employment doesn't yield much gains in the long run

- How a generational mindset has kept so many people in financial bondage and how you can break free

- How he built a successful financial coaching, BetterWallet® from the ground up and valuable lessons he learned along the way. And so much more

Licensed Dietitian, Dr. Ohhh shares a transformative and expository story of how a diagnoses led her down a path of shocking discoveries about the food and drug industry, and subsequently birthed her company Drohhhjuice. She also talks her process of getting healthy, the sacrifices she made and why understanding your body/DNA/family history is invaluable in choosing the right dietary plan for you.

Cheryl Jackson shares her journey from a small voice-and-diction class to a 35-year career in radio, driven by faith and a passion for gospel music. She discusses the challenges she overcame, how she brought business discipline to gospel radio, and her commitment to integrity, work ethic, and dependability.

Cheryl also opens up about family life, blended-family dynamics, balancing career and ministry, and offers encouragement and a prayer for listeners facing hardship.

Radio and TV legend, Donnie Simpson takes us on a trip down memory lane as he reflects on a career spanning over five decades. He also looks back on the early days of BET and video soul, sharing some of his favorite memories from the platform that changed his life and defined culture. Finally, he shares the recipe to a successful marriage having been married to his high school sweetheart, Pam for 50 years.

Entrepreneurs, Francis Kway and Jehu Graham discuss their new initiative, Cheat Code and how it simplifies your understanding of the stock market, as well as their plans to be one of the few publicly traded Black-owned companies on Wall Street. They also share their thoughts on the Black Community and the Diaspora in relation to wealth-building and financial freedom.