Regina Jones broke barriers as the powerhouse behind Soul, the first Black music and arts newspaper. A fearless leader and mother of five, she spotlighted legends like Aretha and The Jackson 5—long before mainstream media caught on. Her story, once hidden, now rises as a tribute to resilience, culture, and the legacy of Black women in media.

A story where faith prevailed over fear and at the end of the day God won! So I’m writing to share my beautiful cousins story, Our Sunflower

EEC serves as a vehicle between universities and community for our college students. It is a critical piece to the entrepreneurial ecosystem

"landed me in Hollywood. Let me tell you how I fell in love with this small town vibe. As I searched for a short and sweet disconnect....."

We sat down with Luis Cartagena on our show, where he shared some of his most vulnerable moments and business essential tips.....

Meet Nicole D. Miller, an author, entrepreneur, and creator! Nicole is no stranger to the Mas LaRae platform we have featured her......

Our conversation encompassed a variety of topics that created an organic and free space to talk through our experiences.

Have you ever asked yourself, what does it mean to stand up for something, to believe in something that is much greater than yourself? A...