Ep 10: Why Can't We Work Together? A Real Conversation About Black Women & Community.

Ep 13: NOT JUST A FAN — AN OWNER Jawad Yatim and The Business of Football

Episode 13 of The Build Black Show sits down with Jawad Yatim, a sports entrepreneur and owner of the Orlando Porates, in a conversation about football, ownership, business, and building a path toward bigger opportunities in the sports world. Jawad is not just talking about the game from the sidelines. He is already involved in team ownership, giving him real insight into what it takes to build, support, and grow a football organization. In this episode, Coach Swan and company talk with Jawad about his journey, his connection to Orlando football, his vision for working in and around the NFL, and why ownership in sports can open doors most people never get close to. This conversation goes beyond football. It is about ambition, access, relationships, business strategy, and understanding that ownership can start before the world recognizes your name. Jawad’s story is a reminder that you do not have to wait until you are a billionaire to start building in the business of sports. You can start with vision, discipline, relationships, and the courage to get in the game. If you are an entrepreneur, athlete, creator, business owner, sports fan, or someone trying to build your way into bigger rooms, this episode will give you something to think about. The Build Black Show highlights entrepreneurs, creators, founders, and visionaries who are building ownership, authority, and legacy through business, media, sports, culture, and community. Watch the full episode and subscribe for more conversations about Black entrepreneurship, business growth, ownership, media authority, branding, wealth-building, and the power of building Black. #SportsBusiness #FootballOwnership #BuildBlackShow #JawadYatim #OrlandoPorates #OrlandoFootball #FootballOwnership #SportsEntrepreneur #SportsBusiness #NFLDreams #WorkWithTheNFL #FootballBusiness #TeamOwnership #BlackEntrepreneurs #BlackEntrepreneurship #BusinessPodcast #EntrepreneurInterview #MediaAuthority #OwnershipMindset #SportsOwnership #OrlandoSports #BusinessGrowth #CoachSwanSimpson Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/build-black/donations [https://redcircle.com/build-black/donations]

Ep 12: The Faith Story Behind Soulicious Vegan Kitchen

What happens when a personal health journey turns into a purpose-driven restaurant? In Episode 12 of The Build Black Show, Coach Swan Simpson & the crew sit down with the owners of Soulicious Vegan Kitchen, a vegan soul food restaurant built on faith, marriage, health, and service. Tiffany shares how her own health challenges pushed her toward a more natural and holistic lifestyle, eventually leading her to plant-based eating and the creation of Soulicious Vegan Kitchen. Her husband shares why he left his job to help support his wife’s dream and build the vision with her. This episode is a real conversation about the challenges of restaurant ownership, the power of faith in God, building a business as husband and wife, and using food as a way to serve the community. Perfect for entrepreneurs, restaurant owners, faith-driven founders, married couples in business, vegan food lovers, and anyone building something from purpose. #TheBuildBlackShow #SouliciousVeganKitchen #VeganSoulFood #BlackOwnedBusiness #FaithAndBusiness #RestaurantOwner #PlantBasedLifestyle #BlackEntrepreneurs #HusbandAndWifeBusiness #HolisticHealth Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/build-black/donations [https://redcircle.com/build-black/donations]

Ep 11: The Lost Episode: We Almost Changed Our Streaming Name

Editor’s Note: This episode was recorded during a strategy conversation when we were considering the name Fan Fuel TV. Since recording, we made the decision to keep the name Black On Demand TV and move forward with the Black On Demand Mobile App because of our existing audience on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and our growing community base. We decided to release this lost episode anyway because it captures the real-time founder journey before our Juneteenth launch. The Lost Episode: We Almost Changed The Name… Then Gave The Community Free Shares in the company. In Episode 11 of The Build Black Show, we take you inside a raw, behind-the-scenes conversation that almost changed the future of Black On Demand TV. At the time of this recording, we were seriously considering a new name — Fan Fuel TV — as we discussed building a Black-owned tech company, launching a mobile app, and giving the community access to free shares. But after more strategy, reflection, and respect for the audience we’ve already built on Roku and Amazon Fire TV, we made the decision to keep the name Black On Demand TV and move forward with the Black On Demand Mobile App. We’re sharing this lost episode ahead of our Juneteenth launch because it captures the real founder journey: the ideas, the pivots, the debates, and the mission behind creating a platform that our community can help grow, support, and own. This is not just an episode about a name change. It’s about ownership, media, technology, and building something bigger than content. #BlackOnDemandTV #BuildBlackShow #BlackOwnedTech #BlackMedia #JuneteenthLaunch #BlackBusiness #CommunityOwnership #OwnEverything Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/build-black/donations [https://redcircle.com/build-black/donations]

Ep 10: Why Can't We Work Together? A Real Conversation About Black Women & Community.

The Sisterhood Crisis Nobody Wants To Talk About Black women are among the most influential consumers, entrepreneurs, voters, and culture creators in America. So why does it sometimes feel like collaboration is harder than it should be? In this powerful episode of The Build Black Show, we tackle a difficult but necessary conversation about unity, support, leadership, and the relationships Black women have with one another. We discuss why some women feel unsupported, why competition often replaces collaboration, and how that impacts businesses, families, communities, and legacy building. More importantly, we focus on solutions. From entrepreneurship and networking to mentorship and community building, we explore practical ways Black women can leverage their collective power to create stronger businesses, stronger families, and stronger communities. We also discuss the role Black men have played in supporting the growth of Black On Demand TV and The Build Black Show and what true partnership looks like moving forward. This episode isn't about blame. It's about accountability, healing, ownership, and building something greater together. The conversation is honest. The solutions are actionable. The future is ours to build. #BuildBlackShow #BlackWomen #BlackExcellence #BlackBusiness #WomenInBusiness #BlackEntrepreneurs #CommunityBuilding #BlackWealth #Leadership #Sisterhood #EconomicEmpowerment #BlackCulture #BlackOwnership #LegacyBuilding #Podcast Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/build-black/donations [https://redcircle.com/build-black/donations]

Ep 9: From Homeless To Million Dollar Brand Using Klarna

What happens when a man with a criminal past, prison time, and homelessness refuses to give up on himself? In Episode 9 of The Build Black Show, we sit down with Chef Andre Combs for one of the wildest and most inspiring comeback stories we’ve ever heard. Before becoming a successful restaurant owner and entrepreneur, Andre was connected to cartel life, got caught, went to prison, and eventually found himself homeless with no clear direction and very limited resources. But instead of folding under pressure, he used resourcefulness, discipline, and unconventional strategies — including leveraging Klarna during difficult times — to help rebuild his life and scale toward a million-dollar restaurant brand. This episode dives into: * surviving prison and homelessness * rebuilding after losing everything * the mindset shift from survival mode to business owner * using creative financing and leverage to build a brand * entrepreneurship, discipline, and second chances * restaurant business lessons * turning pain into purpose * overcoming setbacks and creating legacy This is not a story about glorifying street life. It’s a story about transformation, accountability, resilience, and learning how to build something bigger than your past. If you’ve ever felt stuck, broke, overlooked, or counted out, this conversation will challenge the way you think about business, survival, and what’s possible when you refuse to quit. #BuildBlackShow #ChefAndreCombs #Entrepreneurship #Klarna #RestaurantOwner #MillionaireMindset #SuccessStory #BusinessPodcast #HomelessToMillionaire #PrisonToSuccess #BlackEntrepreneurship #Motivation #RestaurantBusiness #SecondChances Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/build-black/donations [https://redcircle.com/build-black/donations]