William Collins discusses the series of events that led his family to leave Argentina, the former Nazi members' impact on Eugenics, Covid vaccines, and information being controlled by a few entities. William is the CEO of Eye Candy, a strategic marketing and innovative film production company.

Wayne discusses landing his first IT role, building websites, being the first black person on Twitter (X), why he didn’t join X, regular websites costing $50,000 back in the late 90s, Raleigh-Durham tech scene, the reasoning behind leaving Raleigh, starting his own co-working space, leaving Raleigh to move to San Francisco, being married, leading tech events, and being overlooked in the Raleigh-Durham Triangle scene, launching his first app, organizing one of the first social media tech conferences.

We discussed chop and screwed music, learning business tactics from Jay-Z lyrics, importance of confidence with networking, life experiences giving him high self-awareness, importance of delegation, Tech Fest Live’s vision for empowering Black and Brown children into technology space, switching his non-profits strategy to the Covid pandemic, using Clubhouse during the pandemic, treating event planning as a music album release, Magna Carter and Samsung partnership key learnings, importance of parents’ in children’s future aspirations, changing the connotation around bing a nerd.