On Ch 29 of IPTG, Ena introduces the phenomenal singer-songwriter Angela Blair who has recently entered her outbreak season. This Memphis beauty commands the stage and has learned to pivot her grind in numerous ways. She recently shot the video for her new hit "All of My Love" and is gearing up for her upcoming virtual birthday concert on November 13 at 7pm streaming live on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Take a listen as Angela speaks on breaking into the Memphis music scene, developing her craft and learning the importance of maximizing her time during this pandemic.

On Chapter 28 of IPTG, Ena catches up with Hip-Hop artist and curator Marco Pave'. The pandemic came crashing down on his world while undergoing a residency in Bolivia, South America. Take a listen as Marco walks us through heading back to the states to DC where he is currently heading up a Hip-Hop residency at Georgetown University. Although life has changed in numerous ways, Marco has learned that sometimes you must slow down to speed up. His creative juices have not missed a beat as he is performing live for his virtual concert "Soundtrack of Life" which documents all aspects of his past year. Tune in as Marco sheds light on the life of an independent artist coping through covid19.

On Chapter 27 of IPTG, Ena has the pleasure of speaking with True Light and Black Mind of Black Renaissance. At the mercy of covid, these two Five Percenters pumped the breaks on their annual event Memphis Hip Hop Fashion Mixer which highlights black designers with a hip-hop twist. As a result, True Light and Black Mind delved into readjusting their focus and started a YouTube series called "Shifting the Paradigm" which highlights black culture in the city of Memphis. These brothers have also learned quite a few skills over the past eight months such as videography, gardening, cutting hair and tapping into their many resources. Take a listen as Black Renaissance updates us on many lessons learned since the pandemic in addition to the meaning and objectives of the Five Percenters.

On Chapter 26 of IPTG, we welcome writer for the Daily Memphian and Program Director of WYXR 91.7FM Jared "Jay B." Boyd. Jared shares with us how he is balancing both roles during this pandemic. In regards to writing, he mentions he now has a blank slate to write the stories he wants as many people are easier to contact and want to share. Take a listen as Jared talks about the importance of "timing" and how he's more confident than ever as a writer and interviewer. It is also evident that Jared is at the top of his game with the launch of the new WYXR radio station exposing a very diverse group of talent over the airwaves.

On Chapter 25 of IPTG, Ena talks with Professional Hair Stylist and Memphis Jooker Tia Waller. Tia walks us through how her salon had to shut down full stop in March due to covid. Although it was a devastating time in her life, she picked herself up and started to take classes and generate residual income. Tia also tells us about her special relationship with P Valley's Brandee Evans and how she actually gave her the wig off of her head for her audition. Learn all about Tia's business Textures By Tia, her battles with health issues and how she is paving the way for the life she wants.

On Chapter 24 of IPTG, Ena chats it up with the owner Candy Bar Personal Bartending, Candace Duncan. She's been in the bartending industry for over fifteen years and branched out on her own in 2015. Now having a staff of four, Candace not only makes your favorite drinks but she serves as a therapist, psychologist and pastor to her clients. Since the impact of covid, she has pivoted into the cigar industry and has created mixology kits. Candace has a passion for her business and is often times a part of some of your most memorable occasions. Take a listen and find out why being innovative is the biggest lesson she's learned since COVID19.

On Chapter 23 of IPTG, Ena catches up with one of the busiest people in the comedy industry, Grove Hero. Although covid shut down quite a bit in March, it didn't stop Grove Hero from continuing the grind and reaching the community. From food truck tours to block parties, he has tapped into serving others which makes him stand apart from others. Take a listen as Grove Hero breaks down the importance of being yourself in a world of frauds and how necessary it is to show the good, bad and ugly on social media. He speaks from the heart and describes his close-knit relationship with his son and Young Dolph. Be sure to check out "Is the Fish Ready" food truck tour in a city near you!!!

On Chapter 22 of IPTG, Ena talks with West Memphis, AR natives Jeromy, Nick, Squirt, Louis and Leeland of the R&B hit sensation The PC Band. Since March, the brothers have been taking advantage of creating new music in the studio with their new body of work entitled Love Theory. Take a listen as they discuss how covid has affected their business as entertainers and why they remain relevant in such a cut throat industry.

On Chapter 21 of IPTG, Ena talks with owner of Missy Russell Beauty, Jerrica Williams. Jerrica shares with us how and why she started in the beauty industry over eight years ago with her lipstick line. She dealt with a few insecurities at the time doing business in an oversaturated market. Luckily, she stopped being afraid because she knew her customers would buy into HER. When covid hit, Jerrica learned quickly on the importance of having systems in place and superior customer service. Take a listen as Jerrica gives us the deets on her new passion project Unapologetically Naked, her E Book The Ultimate Pricing Workbook and her plans for expanding the brand.

On Chapter 20 of IPTG, Ena talks with brand curator Wayne Conley. Originally from Grenada, MS, Wayne began his career in event planning for nightlife and the community. He extended the brand into Tshirt merchandise by coining catchy phrases and adding colors that people tend to love. Take a listen as Wayne talks about his creativity during covid and advice for those wanting to get into the Tshirt business.