Minding My (Black) Owned Business In this episode of a refreshing conversation, we review the first episode of Killer Mike&apos;s Netflix series &quot;Trigger Warnings&quot;, in which he spends three days using and consuming only products that come from the Black community.  We are HERE for the mission but um...Killer Mike&apos;s goal leaves him car-less, hungry, and scrambling for a place to stay.  Why though? In 2019 why don&apos;t we have a stake in these commodity driven industries?! We&apos;ll explore these questions and more. We&apos;ll also discuss some of the Black businesses that have created their own space in lesser sought after industries like Friggers Communications and True Laundry Detergent. If you like the show, please share it with someone you think will too! Ppreciate y&apos;all! Drop a comment on our social: FB: www.facebook.com/arefreshingconvo Instagram: instagram.com/arefreshingconversation Rate, Comment, Share, &amp; Subscribe, INDULGE! 😁 www.arefreshingconversation.com

Getting Back Out There

a refreshing conversation, hosted by E, is an unscripted podcast built around the kind of dialogue that happens when people feel comfortable enough to just be themselves. Each episode brings together real people — some E has known for years, others she’s meeting for the first time — all bringing their stories, their humor, and their perspective.The conversations aren’t rushed or rehearsed. They find their own rhythm. They wander a little, settle in, and open up the way real conversations do when the vibe is right. There’s space for laughter, honesty, curiosity, and those small moments that stay with you long after you’ve heard them.Rooted in lived experience and the culture that shaped it, the show creates a place where connection feels natural and the conversation feels good — steady, real, and exactly what it needs to be.And when it’s all said and done, what you’re left with is…a refreshing conversation.