Dr. Kathyanne Davis takes us through her journey as a social worker in NYC schools, revealing how her dedication to resilience, representation, and care shapes the lives of her students.

Brice Bowman shares the story of how his journeys across continents shaped his work as a public servant in New York City.

Coach Robert Dice shares the inspiring story of how he started West End Secondary’s underdog track team, now competing against New York City’s biggest schools.

Follow Dawn Lee’s story as a community doula in New York City, where she supports families through birth and beyond and confronts the emotional, systemic, and policy challenges of care.

In this episode, discover how Frank, a renowned Bronx barber, transformed his shop into a vibrant cultural and political hub, and ultimately a cornerstone of his community.

Discover how Felicia Forbes, owner of Freckles Juice, transformed her humble beginnings selling juices from her Bronx apartment into a thriving juice bar chain, all while advocating for better health in her community.

Explore the story of Em Eason, director of Skilled Craft Programs at Beam, leading exciting youth woodworking programs in NYC. Discover how woodworking and power tools empower teens, how Em’s approach to teaching has evolved, and an exclusive inside look at Beam’s transformative programs.

In this episode, we sit down with veteran music producer, David Sisko to uncover the secrets behind his iconic studio and explore his journey through New York’s music scene.

In this episode, dive into the story of Fry Factory, a small fried chicken shop in a gas station in Brooklyn. Hear what fuels its success as a community favorite from young owner, Abubakor Siddik.

Follow the story of brewing dreams, tea, and community with this Black-Owned Tea shop.

Hear inspiring journey behind Elm Roastery, a cafe in Elmhurst, Queens, where one man’s resilience and dedication transformed a simple coffee shop into a cornerstone of community and hope.

How can something as small as a board game make such a big impact on a community? Tune in to this episode to find out.

In this episode, follow the journey of Rachel Wu as she adapts to a new country, juggles long hours at a crepe shop, and balances a master’s degree in the middle of Jackson Heights, Queens.

Each rug has a story, the essence of its creator stitched into it — so how do you convey that to a customer? In this episode, uncover what it means to have someone else’s culture in the palm of your hands. Literally. 

Hear how Leah Thomas, owner of Elevate the Experience, a salon in Brooklyn, is revolutionizing the black hair experience.

Cliff Simanski shares the inspiring story behind GP81, one of Brooklyn's top rock climbing gyms.