Hey y'all, here's another podcast that you must listen to is called Built to Last and

it's by American Express highlighting the story's history and continued legacy of black

owned small businesses that shape American culture.

In honor of Black History Month, MX is continuing to shine a light on these black owned businesses

with the release of a special episode highlighting Rosne code, the first coffee vendor in New Orleans

in 1800s and SIP and Sander, a community and well-being focused coffee shop in Englewood,

California.

If you haven't already, check out the debut season of Built to Last and Seahose Elaine

Walter Roth Explore how the black business leaders of our past have inspired today's

black owned small businesses tune in now on Spotify, Apple, YouTube or wherever you get

your podcasts.

Now let's move on.

Okay, and I've got some news for you.

You got a new home for black music such as Funk, Soul, Reggae, Afropop and R&B.

It's a music that shaped the culture for generations past, present and future hosted by Angelina

Tetoweo, weeknight at 7 on CBC Music and the CBC Listen app, perhaps a fun and jam and

all of the fun stuff.

Now let's start the show.

Alright folks, welcome back, a month, two of 2021, the evil twin sister of 2020, or I

guess they both evil, huh?

I am Trina Braxton's Canadian accent.

Why have I never heard this?

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