In this engaging conversation, Dr. Frederick Smith discusses his journey as a Black queer author and educator, exploring the influence of his Detroit upbringing on his writing. He emphasizes the importance of tenderness in Black queer love stories and the political nature of love. Dr. Smith shares insights on balancing his dual identities, the impact of higher education on his fiction, and the need for more diverse voices in romance literature. He also highlights the significance of listening to Black women and the legacy he hopes to leave through his work.

Join us on The Kolby Kulture Show as we sit down with Monrae Tuggle, the dynamic force behind "The Ghetto CEO's Marketing Playbook." From her roots in Memphis to leading a marketing empire, Monrae reveals the secrets to her success. Discover how she transformed challenges into opportunities and crafted strategies that resonate with authenticity and impact. This episode is packed with insights on building a brand, executing with precision, and staying true to your vision. Tune in for a masterclass in marketing and entrepreneurship that promises to inspire and empower. #KolbyKulture #GhettoCEO

Welcome to the highly anticipated Season 2 of "The Kolby Kulture Show," where Black stories breathe and thrive. In our premiere episode, host Derrick Jakolby Washington (Kolby) invites you into an intimate conversation with LaDarrion Williams, a groundbreaking playwright whose work redefines the landscape of Black fantasy.

LaDarrion's narratives are a tapestry of cultural heritage and imaginative worlds, offering a bold reimagining of Black identity. This episode is more than a dialogue; it's a celebration of creativity, resilience, and the power of storytelling to transform and uplift.

Join us as we explore the magic of Black voices and the stories that challenge, inspire, and connect us all. This is for the culture, for the dreamers, and for those who believe in the power of narrative to shape our world. #BlackFantasy #KolbyKulture #ForTheCulture