Brandon T. Jackson discusses the concept behind his new show 'Makin' A Brand', an unscripted satire show that blends entrepreneurship and comedy. He shares his desires to build a community for underdog entrepreneurs that are trying to build brands, and the significance of quality in content creation. Brandon also highlights his future projects and collaborations, emphasizing the need for independent filmmakers to maintain creative control and connect with their audience.

Award-winning actress and producer Terri J. Vaughn shares her journey in the entertainment industry, discussing her new Netflix series, Miss Governor. She reflects on the challenges of being a Black woman in Hollywood, the importance of representation, and the joy of storytelling through comedy. Terri emphasizes the need for resilience, trusting one's instincts, and the significance of community support in achieving success. The discussion also touches on the casting process for Miss Governor and the impact of television on audiences, highlighting the show's mission to bring laughter and joy to viewers.

Shamon Brown Jr. shares his journey from a child actor in Chicago to becoming a prominent actor known for his role as Papa on 'The Chi' and as Michelangelo in 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'. He discusses the challenges and triumphs of growing up in the acting industry, the importance of character development, and the unique experiences of voice acting. Shamon emphasizes the significance of having a strong support system, the need for perseverance in the face of rejection, and the joy of collaborating with fellow actors. He also offers valuable advice for aspiring actors and reflects on the importance of staying true to oneself while navigating the complexities of fame and success.

Merrick Mccartha returns to the show and delves into his new role in the Prime Video series Countdown, offering insights into his character and the collaborative creative process on set. The discussion highlights the complexities of acting and the mindset required to navigate success in the industry. We also discuss his role on Tyler Perry's House of Payne.

Alterik Miller shares his journey as a filmmaker, discussing his early successes, the emotional depth of his work, particularly his film 'Laundry', and the importance of storytelling in addressing personal and societal issues. He reflects on the vulnerability of sharing personal experiences through film, the evolution of his writing and directing style, and the inspiration he draws from other filmmakers. Al also discusses his upcoming projects and the significance of mental health awareness in the black community.

Maggy Francois shares her journey as a costume designer, casting director, and educator in the fashion industry. She discusses the importance of collaboration, mentorship, and supporting black creatives. Maggy emphasizes the role of costume design in storytelling and the impact of social media on the fashion landscape. She also highlights her current projects and her commitment to educating the next generation of fashion professionals.

Actress, Comedian, and Producer Tanjareen Thomas shares her journey in the entertainment industry, discussing her early beginnings in acting and her experiences with guest and recurring roles. She discusses her role in the sci-fi film 'Onyx' streaming now on BET+ and she highlights her other upcoming projects. Thomas emphasizes the importance of representation in film, the significance of self-production, and the power of manifesting success.

Trey Haley, an acclaimed director, producer, and President of Tri-Destined Studios, shares his journey from music to film, emphasizing the importance of mentorship, collaboration, and creative control in the industry. He discusses his work as an executive at Tri-Destined Studios, the significance of storytelling, and the challenges of maintaining originality in long-running series. His insights on navigating the film industry and empowering the next generation of creatives provide valuable lessons for anyone looking to succeed in this field.