In this episode of Sommer Time, I sit down with Imani Ellis — founder of CultureCon and one of the most influential voices in creative entrepreneurship — for a conversation about faith, discipline, vision, and what it truly means to bet on yourself.

We talk about:

Building CultureCon from the ground up

Taking leaps before you feel ready

Mentorship and learning with intention

The realities of entrepreneurship and leadership

Navigating fear, uncertainty, and growth

Staying grounded while building something impactful

This conversation felt honest, reflective, and deeply affirming for anyone chasing a vision bigger than themselves.

If you’ve ever stood at the edge of a leap wondering whether to jump — this episode is for you.

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On this episode of Sommertime, host Sommer Hill sits down with entrepreneur and global leader Wilglory Tanjong for a powerful conversation about impact, leadership, and building across borders.

Wilglory shares insights from her journey creating change on an international scale, offering perspective on entrepreneurship, purpose-driven work, and what it really takes to lead with vision.

From navigating challenges to scaling ideas that matter, this episode dives into the mindset and strategy behind meaningful success.

If you’re passionate about impact, leadership, and creating something bigger than yourself, this conversation will inspire you to think differently and move with intention.

🎧 In this episode:

• Wilglory’s journey in global entrepreneurship
• Leadership lessons and mindset shifts
• Building purpose-driven ventures
• Creating impact across communities

On this episode of Sommer Time, host Sommer Hill sits down with DC’s own Fat Trel for one of his most raw and revealing conversations yet.

From growing up in Northeast DC surrounded by fast money, loss, and survival… to navigating prison, loyalty, and fatherhood—Fat Trel shares the real story behind the headlines.

He opens up about:

• Leaving home at a young age to help provide for his family
• The emotional impact of losing his grandmother while incarcerated
• Why loyalty means everything—even taking a charge for someone else
• How prison changed his mindset forever
• Why music became his therapy and purpose

This episode goes beyond music—it’s about accountability, growth, and understanding the reality behind the lifestyle.

Topics Covered

• Growing up in Northeast DC
• Street survival & providing for family
• Prison, accountability & consequences
• Loyalty & sacrifice
• Mental health & trauma
• Music as therapy