In this episode of Thrivin' in Color, we're talking luxury, live experiences, and the power of sound with Keanna O'Quinn, founder and creative director of Sonic Sommelier. A trained vocalist and seasoned music director, Keanna is redefining how audiences experience events by turning sound into an immersive storytelling tool. From working with brands like Netflix and DIOR to being featured in ESSENCE and Harper's Bazaar, she shares how she built a premium brand and why sound should never be treated as background noise.

In honor of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD), Thrivin' in Color sits down with public health leader and advocate Leisha McKinley-Beach, founder and CEO of The Black Public Health Academy, for a timely conversation on HIV awareness, equity, and the work still needed to protect Black communities.

Leisha shares insights on dismantling stigma, building trust in public health systems, and reframing the way HIV is discussed and addressed. This episode centers truth, education, and a deeper understanding of HIV advocacy within Black communities.

In this episode of Thrivin' in Color, we're talking contracts, content, and creators with Kameron Monet, a New York based lawyer, content creator, and founder of Social Docket, the legal tech platform helping creators understand the business behind their creativity. With over a decade in the content space and years of experience helping influencers and entrepreneurs secure fair deals, Kameron is bridging the gap between law and the creator economy. Tune in as she shares how creators can protect their peace, their pockets, and their platforms.