Fashion Designer, Mugzy McFly discusses pivoting to mass-producing facemasks during the pandemic, going to great lengths to meet customer demand while his retail store was closed, and having his clothing line hand-selected for inclusion in this year’s Grammys gift bag.

Co-Owner of Brooklyn Tea, Jamila McGill (Episode 50) discusses the realities of maintaining a brick and mortar location while indoor dining was suspended, pivoting to online sales as a result of increased support for Black-owned businesses, and leveraging her network for greater access to financial resources during the pandemic.

Delisha and Damarcus discuss learning to live in the moment, valuing the support of their village during difficult times, and finding satisfaction in taking baby steps during the pandemic.

Investor and owner of The Brooklyn Bank, Jude Bernard (Episode 49)returns to the show to discuss prioritizing his reputation over revenue during the pandemic, turning his focus to cryptocurrency, and doubling down on philanthropic efforts when his community needs it most.