On this episode of A Bright Idea Podcast, I sit down for an exclusive in-person interview with Andrew and Jasmine Dill, the founders of Liquid Intrusion, the first black-owned brewery in Prince George's County. They share their journey of starting the brewery during the pandemic, the challenges they faced, and their commitment to community representation in the craft beer industry. The couple discusses their unique brewing process, the importance of partnerships, and their mission to educate others about craft beer. They also highlight their innovative approach to creating distinct flavors and their plans for future growth.

In this episode of A Bright Idea Podcast, we chat with Desiree Jones, a networking expert and author of 'Hey, Nice to Meet You' as well as the founder of Hey, follow up, an app that that reminds you to follow up with your connections.

We discuss the importance of networking, share personal experiences, and explore how to change the mindset around networking from a daunting task to an opportunity for genuine connection.

Desiree shares practical tips for effective networking, common mistakes to avoid, and the significance of maintaining relationships.

In this episode of A Bright Idea, I sit down with Ken Sandy, founder and CEO of Dry, a modern dry cleaning service that utilizes technology and innovative solutions to meet customer needs.

Ken shares his journey from corporate America to entrepreneurship, discussing the challenges and successes he faced along the way. He emphasizes the importance of community engagement, resilience, and adapting to change, especially during the pandemic. Ken's vision for Dry includes continuing to disrupt the traditional dry cleaning industry while maintaining a strong commitment to social responsibility and customer service.