Don Bell, CBS 3 Emmy-Award winning Sports Director & Italian Vogue published photographer

Sylvia Black, Accomplished Entertainment Industry Professional & Entrepreneur

Sylvia Black is a New York native and is often referred to as the resource magnet by her peers. With the understanding that strategy is equally important as creativity, Black enrolled as a student at Harvard University, Extension School to complete her Bachelor of Liberal Arts Degree with a focus in Business Management. She anticipates graduating in the Spring of 2022. Black is an accomplished professional in the fashion and entertainment industry with over 8 years experience. In her most recent role, Black served as Executive Assistant to Parkwood Entertainment's President/Chief Operating Officer and General Manager. Since starting her position at Parkwood, she has worked to support the C-suite Executives to execute major projects under the Parkwood brand, such as "How To Make Lemonade" (book/vinyl album release), Beyoncé's Coachella performance, The Carter's recent joint stadium tour, OTR II, Adidas x Ivy Park Launch, Black Is King via Disney+, and countless others. Black began her career in the world of fashion-- interning for Condé Nast’s Lucky Magazine, Vogue Russia, and the well-known high fashion magazine, Tatler Russia. Shortly after, she joined forces as a freelance stylist assistant to the CEO of the Thomas Faison Agency, a prominent wardrobe stylist agency for athletes within the NBA, NFL, and MLB. In her free time, Black volunteers for the Madison Square Boys and Girls Club in Harlem, NY and recently raised over $2,000 to support their mission and initiatives. Black is an avid runner, she enjoys yoga, and is an active reader.

Don Bell, CBS 3 Emmy-Award winning Sports Director & Italian Vogue published photographer

Don is currently an Emmy-Award winning Sports Anchor and Sports Director at CBS 3 (KYW-TV) in Philadelphia. Before that, he helped launch Fox Sports 1 (FS1) and anchored Fox Sports Live, a nightly sports wrap-up show. From 2010-2013, he anchored SportsCenter five days a week on ESPN, ESPNews and its family of networks.  He has covered everything from the Super Bowl, World Series and Final Four to Triple Crown horse racing. Don earned two undergraduate degrees from Boston University, and a Masters from the Northwestern Medill School of Journalism. Don's work has been exhibited at Philly Art Collective (January and February 2019). His solo exhibitions include Life in Progress (World Wide Mind Gallery, Los Angeles 2014), Cinematic Streets (Andre Allen Studio, Miami Beach, 2013) and Portraits of Wisdom (Greater Hartford Arts Council, Hartford, CT 2012). You can see Don's collections at his website: www.donbellphotography.com

Why Voting Matters (Especially in the Black Community)

It has been quite a few weeks! I had been going back and forth with people about why VOTING IS SO IMPORTANT. I was met with some puzzling responses, and some downright disappointment.  I was ready to throw in the towel, but my mentor, Dr. Holly Roberts, suggested that I take a different approach.  She decided to sit down and discuss the issues I had been facing, and to offer her take on why VOTING IS SO IMPORTANT. She's a brilliant psychiatrist, and political junkie like myself, so it was easy for her to put into words why VOTING IS SO IMPORTANT. I could not constructively get my point across to some folks, so she used this platform to help me. I am beyond grateful to her and her wisdom. Hopefully, this episode can help change minds, and motivate undecided voters, and people who have yet to register.  PLEASE go online to see your state's voter registration deadline is. **DISCLAIMER** This episode is NOT endorsing any candidate or political party.  We are merely having a discussion on why VOTING IS SO IMPORTANT.

Superhero DJ Jon Quick

These are just a few of the words you often hear mentioned when describing one of NYC's most charismatic and hottest DJs to come along in some time, WBLS 107.5's mixmaster, Superhero DJ Jon Quick, creator, co-host of AfroFlava Radio(heard Fridays 2-3am on WBLS) ​ Jon has over 15 years of experience rockin' events from NYC to the British Virgin Islands! Black Enterprise online magazine and was bestowed the honor of being named in the 2012 class of NV Magazine's "Movers & Shakers" issue. "Sway in the Morning" of SiriusXM's Shade 45, Fox-5 New York's Morning Show Beyonce'(her American Express VIP Experience on her Formation Tour) Jay Z's Dusse' VIP Pre Concert Party (his 4:44 Tour) Michael Strahan Jerome Bettis Rochelle Aytes (ABC's "Mistresses", Tyler Perry's "Madea's Family Reunion") Lennox Lewis Osi Umenyiora opened at NYC's Summerstage for such musical icons as Big Daddy Kane and Roy Ayers! ​ Space Ibiza(NYC), Stage 48(NYC) Greenhouse(NYC) Cielo(NYC), Motivo(NYC), Gansevoort Park Rooftop(NYC), The Griffin(NYC), Butter(NYC), The Attic(NYC), Arena(NYC), Pure(DC), Love(DC), The Park on 14th(DC), Tuscanna West(DC), Le Poisson Rouge(NYC), House of Blues(New Orleans), Metropolitan(New Orleans), The Hess Club(Houston, TX) and Compound(Atlanta), Nausau Coliseum and Mets Citifield Stadium just to name a few. He also rocks an annual set at Met Life Stadium for the NY Urban League's Annual College Football Classic. ​ Along with hearing the "Superhero" on the "Classic Mix at Six" on "Deja Vu in the Afternoon" on 107.5 WBLS NYC, Jon's mixes have also been featured on Music Choice TV's Throwback Jamz and Mixtape channels as well as "Spitkicker Radio" on XM Satellite Radio's "The Rhyme Channel". He also has the distinction of being one of few mastermix DJs with his own free app, "Superhero DJ", which is available for the Apple and Android devices. ​​​​​​​​​​​​ BMW, Crown Royal, Hennessy, Grey Goose, Black Enterprise, NV Magazine, Uptown Magazine, Pepsi, Gatorade just to name a few. He is also the founder of "NYC Deejays for Obama", a collection of world class deejays, who under Jon's suggestion, came together to throw a series of   NYC fundraisers for President Barack Obama during the 2012 campaign. It has to be noted that Jon has a huge heart and is known throughout the NYC community as a "philanthropist DJ". He put together "Deejays for Japan", which ended up being a very successful fundraiser benefiting the tsunami/earthquake victims in Japan. He also put together similiar benefits for Haiti. His "Beauty and the Beat: Heroines of Excellence Awards" event , entering into its 8th year, actually started out as a Haitian earthquake relief event but now has morphed into an annual event, honoring women of color who are rising icons in their respecitive industries during March for National Women's History Month.. The future is quite bright for the Superhero. The best way to keep up with him would be to follow him at twitter - @superheroDJ or Instagram: djjonquick. When he says "up, up and away",. you best grab onto something. The stars are the limit for Jon Quick. Get ready for the wild and crazy ride!

Napoleon Suarez, Founder of Fishbox

Napoleon is the founder of Fishbox, which is a mailbox center and after hours package delivery service in Philadelphia.  Fishbox's mission is to end missed and stolen packages in Philadelphia. Napoleon is also Nolan's Daddy.