Bridging Cultures

Serial entrepreneur and Clark Atlanta University alumna Pinky Cole Hayes joins the show to share her remarkable journey from East Baltimore to Atlanta. In this episode, Pinky discusses her transformative experience at CAU, the creation and success of Slutty Vegan, and the exciting expansion of Bar Vegan. She also delves into the insights from her book, I Hope You Fail, and much more. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about entrepreneurship, resilience, and the power of following your passion.

Tune in as radio host and television personality Fly Guy DC joins the show to talk about his time at Clark Atlanta University and the challenges of balancing college with a burgeoning radio career despite having no prior experience. He shares stories from high-profile events he’s hosted with celebrities, his heartfelt dedication to celebrating mothers on Mother’s Day, and what exciting projects lie ahead for him. Don’t miss this lively conversation about passion, perseverance, and the pursuit of dreams.

Join us as Spanish teacher T. Jessup shares her unique journey from being a Seventh-Day Adventist student at Oakwood University to her first teaching experience on the West Side of Chicago. She discusses the founding of her innovative company, Trapligual, and gives us a glimpse into what’s next for her. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about education, entrepreneurship, and the exciting future ahead.

Catch CEO and Founder of HBCU Pride Nation, Travis P. Jackson, as he joins the show to share his journey from choosing North Carolina A&T State University to his impactful experiences as an Aggie. Travis dives into the mission behind his company, HBCU Pride Nation, and offers insights into his work promoting and celebrating HBCU culture. Don’t miss this engaging conversation about college pride, entrepreneurship, and the impact of HBCUs.

North Carolina Central University alum Brian B Mac McIntosh joins the show to reflect on his time at NCCU and his deep-rooted love for his alma mater. Brian shares how his NCCU experience shaped his career and discusses his journey through the media landscape, from ESPN to BET, and the impact of his content. He also talks about the excitement and honor of being nominated for a Webby. Tune in for an insightful conversation about university pride, media success, and career achievements.

Join us as CEO of H&H Hospitality and Hampton University alum Randy Hazelton takes the spotlight to discuss his journey as a Hampton Pirate and his experience in the inaugural class of the five-year MBA program. Randy offers insights into the real estate sector, shares his experiences owning numerous restaurants in airports across the United States, and provides valuable advice on navigating life and career. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about education, entrepreneurship, and professional growth.

DJ and radio host DJ Holiday joins the show to share his journey from Fort Valley State University, where he started DJing in undergrad, to building his party promotion company, Plush Blue Entertainment. He discusses his impactful mixtapes and the role they’ve played in the careers of hip-hop artists, as well as his new platform, Bus Stop Atlanta. DJ Holiday also talks about his podcast, Dinner with the Averys, which he co-hosts with his wife. Don’t miss this dynamic conversation about music, entrepreneurship, and creative projects.

Actor, comedian, rapper, and entrepreneur Emmanuel Hudson joins the show to share his journey from Albany State University, where supportive professors recognized his talents. Emmanuel opens up about how going viral transformed his career, his role as a consistent cast member on Nick Cannon's MTV Wild 'N Out, and his other acting projects. He also gives us a glimpse into what’s next for him. Tune in for an inspiring discussion about talent, perseverance, and the evolution of a multifaceted career.