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Does green sauce go with pastrami? La Caridad was an old school NYC Chino Latino legend. It was an anchor for me as a born and raised New Yorker. Can the new version compare? What remains in this new NYC?

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We have jokes and questions about the Netflix thriller “Leave the World Behind” Lattie Rose joins this episode and we ask what should be in the bunker?

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This episode features Bill Reid, a scholar, humanitarian, leader in higher education and the public school system and someone I am proud to call a mentor.

Mr Reid shares his journey of service, including how he graduated from Georgetown law school at age 40 while he was working full time. My favorite part of the episode is his wisdom on raising daughters to create a lasting relationship.

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This season of episodes featured interviews from my new project called We Are Boss People.

We Are Boss People is all about the new success authentic and unapologetic - stories of transitions, unique journeys, setback and triumphs.

For more including the video from this episode please visit https://www.wearebosspeople.com/

This episode featured a honest and raw conversation with actress, singer, and activist Zakiya Young.

Originally from the Philadelphia area, Zakiya moved to NYC, became a Broadway actress, then decided to pack it up and move out to LA where she found room to breathe, live by faith, dropped some baggage and stepped into her authentic self.

Follow Zakiya on Instagram @officialzakiyayoung, where she has been leading conversations on being Black in the performing arts.

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This season of episodes featured interviews from my new project called We Are Boss People.

We Are Boss People is all about the new success authentic and unapologetic- stories of transitions, unique journeys, setback and triumphs.

For more including the video from this episode please visit https://www.wearebosspeople.com/

This episode featured a dialogue with Rev Daryl Williams.

Daryl’s story takes us from Brooklyn to Morehouse College, to a career in banking, a good talk with his barber to Houston, Seattle, Missouri, Yale University, and finally to Maryland where he lives with his wife and son.

Rev. Dr. Williams is the Senior Pastor of the St. Paul United Methodist Church of Oxon Hill Maryland. I hope you enjoy hearing how the community gives him hope in humanity, in the age of Corona.

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This next season of episodes featured interviews from my new project called We Are Boss People.

Who Are Boss People is all about the new success authentic and unapologetic.

I am doing profiles of Boss People with stories of transitions, unique journeys, setback and triumphs.

Nicole is a woman of many hats: wife, mother, lawyer, photographer and franchisee.

She runs two businesses while balancing being a mom to four. And she's not even a morning person. How does she balance her all her hats and hustles?

Nicole shares her tips on how she balances it all and what she is passing on to her family about persevering through a crisis.

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Why the Lighthouse guys need to see Dolemite Is My Name.
Ye need some comedy.

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Thinking about what Food TV could look like and cover.

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