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Thomas Barnes, the owner of Experimax: is breaking stereotypes as the owner of an Atlanta-based go-to location for technology X-perts.

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviews Thomas Barnes. Thomas is a product of the Atlanta Public Schools; he attended Morehouse College and has a degree in Management from GSU(Ga State) with an emphasis in CIS(Information Systems). He is an example of seeing an opportunity and pursuing it to its fullest. He did not let Covid or stereotyping stop him from pursuing his dreams. Thomas owns Experimax, a complete retail computer store specializing in sales, service, and support of all things Apple.

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More Black people are having Plastic surgery, because it can change your life and is available to everyone. Dr. Steven Williams, The First African American President-Elect of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning Executive Television Producer Rushion McDonald interviews Dr. Steven Williams who is the leader in body contouring with techniques like minimal pain tummy tucks and fat transfer to enhance patient curves, including hips, buttocks, and breasts. He is the first African American President-Elect of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS); Dr. Williams is known for being a patient advocate and leading diversity in the plastic surgery industry.

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Black Wall Street in Asheville, NC. is a Black business incubator so entrepreneurs turn their ideas into reality says. J. Hackett

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed J Hackett, the founder of Black Wall Street in Asheville, NC. Black Wall Street is a Black business incubator with a mission to help people start, grow, and scale to turn their ideas into reality and build a supportive community for local Black entrepreneurs.  

  • The significance of reinvestment for augmenting revenue growth.
  • Five reasons why Black-owned businesses miss out on funding opportunities with their local travel and tourism authorities.
  • Strategies for reentry citizens to secure a second chance and forge their path to entrepreneurship.
  • Offering insights into what attendees can anticipate at Grind-Fest 2024 and updates on newly confirmed celebrity artists.
  • Anticipated challenges in the travel and tourism industry and how to navigate them.
  • The importance of building your own Black Wall Street
  • Exploring the barriers Black-owned businesses encounter in accessing financing and proposing solutions to address these limitations.
  • Owner of s GRIND AVL, Asheville's first black-owned coffee shop, is recognized as the #1 fastest-growing startup in Asheville, the #1 minority-owned business in WNC, and the #3 best coffee shop in NC.

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WNBA Superstar CANDACE PARKER: UNAPOLOGETIC ESPN Film directed by Joie Jacoby discusses the revealing documentary.

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviews Director Joie Jacoby. She directed an Intimate ESPN film, CANDACE PARKER: UNAPOLOGETIC. Candance is one of the biggest stars in basketball – a WNBA champion and a pioneer who's not only fulfilled the weighty expectations that have surrounded her potential since her teen years. In the wide-ranging, revealing, and at times, Parker opens up about her journey through basketball and life, where she might go from here, and what it means to be a women's sports star in the twenty-first century. Joie Jacoby, as a director, body of work includes Return to Mexico City (2009), London 2012: Games of the XXX Olympiad (2012), and Sarah & Suzanne (2014).

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Would You Rather

Co-host a show with Charles Barkley or Shannon Sharpe?  Have you lips glued shut during sex or your eyes?

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Roscoe Wallace

Carla's buddy is in the building and she got a question for him about Junior's JRAP.

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Junior's Sports Talk

Reggie Bush's Heisman Trophy has been returned to him.  Steve gives his opinion.

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Caitlin Clark $28M Nike, JRAP, Roscoe Wallace, TikTok Ban and more.

Entertainment News

Claitlin Clark and that $28M Nike deal!

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