On this episode we learn about the first black owned brewery in Central Ohio.  The founder of Crafted Culture takes us on the journey of how the business started, what other businesses have been launched from Crafted Culture, and how the company stays in tune with the community.  You will even learn about how the brewery industry works and hear the math for possibilities for more black owned brewery's to make their mark.  You can keep up with the founder, Sizzle on instagram, facebook, and twitter.  Just look for him @sippinwitsizzle. You can keep up with the business @craftedcultureohio 

Jovanna Robinson, the owner of Tone Bekka,  takes us on the journey of how a class assignment pushed her into her purposed assignment!!!! Providing luxury in the style of bags and wallets, this business creates accessories that are meant to be a bold fashion statement.  This Columbus, Ohio based business is sure to provide an experience that will be remembered.  Robinson tells her story of starting, how her family supports her dream, working along side her husband with his business, and the future for the luxury bags that she creates. You can keep up with Tone Bekka by visiting the website:www.tonebekka.com You can also follow the business on Instagram @tonebekka 

Depression is a real place and it can have us place our business on hold.  On part 2 of our conversation with Nikki Williams we go in depth about her experience with depression after loosing her dad.  We talk about how her process of working for another business taught her what she needed to do for her own business and her faith keeping her going on her journey.  On this episode we take a trip to Bolivar, Tennessee.  We learn about history maker, James Alexander Williams Sr., and how his daughter stepped out on her own identity and is now a business owner of three businesses.  Nikki Williams is the owner of the following:  Bubba's Learning CenterE-mail: [email protected] "We are providing a safe and welcoming environment for students to come and receive assistance with their assignments and other school work given by their teachers."Alexandria's Prints"Flyers, business cards, announcements, tickets, programs, invitations, cover letters, resume's, etc. created & printed at a reasonable price!"Curbside Signs "Skip the card say it in the yard!"You can contact her at (731) 616-8942 and E-Mail at [email protected] 

On this episode we take a trip to Bolivar, Tennessee.  We learn about history maker, James Alexander Williams Sr., and how his daughter stepped out on her own identity and is now a business owner of three businesses.  Nikki Williams is the owner of the following:  Bubba's Learning CenterE-mail: [email protected] "We are providing a safe and welcoming environment for students to come and receive assistance with their assignments and other school work given by their teachers."Alexandria's Prints"Flyers, business cards, announcements, tickets, programs, invitations, cover letters, resume's, etc. created & printed at a reasonable price!"Curbside Signs "Skip the card say it in the yard!"You can contact her at (731) 616-8942 and E-Mail at [email protected] 

On this episode we highlight a few women and girl ran businesses across the country.  The businesses that are highlighted during this episode are as following: Paris Mckenzie-Paris Beauty Supply/The Eiffel Beauty Bar Website: parisbeautysupplyz.com Instagram: @parisbeautysupplyz Tara Pringle Jefferson-The Self Care Suite Website: https://www.theselfcaresuite.com/Instagram: @theselfcaresuite Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wherewomenbloomTwitter: @selfcaresuiteKayli Joy Cooper-Girl Well Website: https://www.girlwell.org/Instagram: @girlwellorgLakirah Alexander-Tasty Takes Address for Restaurant: 353 Dixie Road Neha Shukla-SixFeetApart Website: https://thesixfeetapart.weebly.com/Destiny Harris-Charismatic Cosmetics Website: https://charismaticcosmetics.com/Instagram: @charismaticcosmeticsllc Jahylin McKee Website: www.jmckeeandco.comInstagram: j.mckeeandcoLucinda Smith Website: https://www.lucindasmithministries.org/Instagram: @singluci 

On this episode of Business That's Black, we continue the conversation of doing it nervous and scared with owners Kristian Taylor and Justyce Davis of Bon VoyAir Airbnbs.  This Memphis, Tennessee business has five locations of 2 bedroom 1 bathroom apartments that provide a great hospitality experience.   They share with us their story of not getting comfortable and how easy it is to run the business after starting. This business not only host guest but manage other Airbnbs and shows individuals how to start an AirBnb business.  You can keep up with the owners and business at the following social media handles: Instagram:Kristian Taylor- Kristian.Louboutin Justyce Davis- _justyycceeFacebook: Bon VoyAir Airbnbs Link to Reserve A Great Airbnb Experience: https://www.airbnb.com/users/163598974/listings?user_id=163598974&s=24

Welcome to the first episode of Season 1 for Business That's Black! On this episode Host Delvakio Brown talks with Purpose Pusher, Jessalynn Miller on going worth with the dream of business.  They go in detail of how to overcome being nervous and scared to accomplish that business dream! Delvakio goes on to talk about how holding back for the "perfect" moment can result in not accomplishing anything.  Enjoy! 

On this episode of Business That's Black, listeners learn about a nonprofit in Central New York.  The founder/CEO tells the story of how the organization came to be while alumni of the organization tell their story of what the center has done for them.   The Determination Center provides innovative services to at-risk youth in Syracuse, New York.  It strives to enhance the lives of those that are served.  It supports and collaborates with kids, enabling them to be more self-directed and self-motivated.  It helps construct healthy, independent, productive, and stable lives.   You can learn more about the center at www.thedeterminationcenter.org  

Ylonda ensures the sweet tooth is satisfied with a special touch for cheesecake.  Taking Orlando, Florida by storm , she ensures that customers, who become family, have their dessert needs.  This episode will give insight on how individuals who provide food to the homeless have to become creative in Orlando, Florida.  Ylonda takes us on the journey of how her grandmothers taught her the basics in the kitchen.  Listeners will learn about Ylonda's ultimate goal when it comes to her business, how to order from her and the importance of having your own.  You can check out this business on instagram and facebook at Obsessively Sweet Events.  Pre-Orders: [email protected] 

Listeners  go on a journey as Mikayla B. Jones explains how her baking company came to life.  What started off at Tennessee State University in the campus apartments now is a business that ships gourmet cookies and brownies.  Jones tells the story of how she created the business with just a few dollars and how she realized the potential of what she had in her hands.  A few supporters get a surprise phone call from Jones with a gift towards a purchase along with live test tasters taking a bite of dessert options.