In the Black community, reunions and gatherings are sacred spaces where we can breathe, feel free, and be ourselves without apology. In that spirit, on this episode, Dr. Tasha invited past guests, friends, and fam to share in good company, good food, fond memories, and laughter: Black joy. This montage captures that energy. It’s an opportunity to look back on conversations and moments that shaped the show. Whether you’ve been here from the beginning or you’re just catching up, enjoy this reflection from the BLACK in One Piece™ 2024–25 Family Reunion.

This episode of BLACK in One Piece™ sees us back at the Advanced Learning Library for part three of the Amplify 365 Series, a community conversation on Black entrepreneurship, legacy, and wellness filmed during National Black Business Month. While filmed during Black Business Month, also known as Black August, it’s only right we’re releasing the episode during November in recognition of National Entrepreneurship Month.Dr. Tasha sits with Wichita business leaders Tasha Hayes (The Blackprint ICT), Toni Jones (The Bizy Shop), and Kori DaCosta (Biio, Sun and Prairie Studios) to talk about what it really takes to build something that lasts.From challenges like lack of funding, visibility, and burnout to what it means to be Black-owned, not Black-only, and how they’re reimagining wellbeing, sustainability, legacy, and leadership in Wichita’s business ecosystem, you don’t want to miss this episode.

This episode of BLACK in One Piece™ sees us back at the Advanced Learning Library for part three of the Amplify 365 Series, a community conversation on Black entrepreneurship, legacy, and wellness filmed during National Black Business Month. While filmed during Black Business Month, also known as Black August, it’s only right we’re releasing the episode during November in recognition of National Entrepreneurship Month.

Dr. Tasha sits with Wichita business leaders Tasha Hayes (The Blackprint ICT), Toni Jones (The Bizy Shop), and Kori DaCosta (Biio, Sun and Prairie Studios) to talk about what it really takes to build something that lasts.

From challenges like lack of funding, visibility, and burnout to what it means to be Black-owned, not Black-only, and how these entrepreneurs are reimagining wellbeing, sustainability, legacy, and leadership in Wichita’s business ecosystem, you don’t want to miss this episode.

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