Tyla: Culture Clash

Whether you’re on social media or not, you may have  heard some of , Tyla’s, songs, such as “Water” and “Getting Late.” 

Tyla's hit “Water” became the first solo song by a South African musician to appear on the Billboard Hot 100 chart since 1968. Her music is deeply tied to her culture and features a lot of amapiano, a sub-genre of house music that emerged in South Africa in the mid-2010s. Her debut song, “Getting Late,” first started her signature blend of pop sensibilities with the groovy percussive sounds of Amapiano. 

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Brandon “Jinx” Jenkins: A Morehouse Man

Born and raised in New Jersey, Brandon "Jinx" Jenkins is known for his talents in journalism, TV programs, and an award-winning podcast series, standing as a prominent multimedia creative. He received his education at Morehouse College in Atlanta, a reputational college that offers a distinguished education for black men and built a strong foundation for his achievements as a notable figure in the media landscape.

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Melinda Emerson: You Never Lose in Business

Developing a small business can be a challenging and confounding journey, especially for someone who has no entrepreneurship experience or resources. Without a proper understanding of the mechanisms of the business world, it’s almost impractical to run a successful business from scratch. However, Mrs. Melinda Emerson provides reliable mentorship for small business owners to receive valuable advice and guidance to establish sustainable and competitive businesses.

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Patrik Prosko: Parallel Reality

What might look like a pile of everyday items can actually be an intricate portrait if looked at from the right angle. This is known as anamorphic art, a medium that Prague-artist Patrik Prosko has mastered.

Having grown up with a passion for drawing, Prosko spent most of his teenage to young adult years studying art. He attended a ceramic school for 4 years before studying sculptures at the Academy of Applied Arts and Crafts in Prague. 

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