Community, capital, and beauty brand building, told with clarity and warmth.
Kim Roxy, founder and CEO of Lameek Beauty, comes across as a steady presence in a story that starts with a college makeup-counter job and moves toward retail growth.

All Things Black and Beautiful
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Where bold conversations meet Black excellence. Black Business Live (BBL) Podcast is a live, immersive storytelling podcast spotlighting the journeys of successful Black entrepreneurs, creatives, and business leaders who have scaled their companies and are committed to helping others rise. Born out of a deep need for community, strategic partnership, and authentic representation, BBL goes beyond traditional interviews. Each episode is recorded in front of a studio audience and features accomplished leaders who exemplify Black business excellence. BBL is part of the Black Business Network, a peer-driven platform where entrepreneurs connect, collaborate, and grow, all housed within All Things…
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Founder stories become practical lessons in prototyping, fundraising, governance, collaboration, and the operating work behind business growth.
Black Business Live Podcast follows founders and organizational leaders from the first workable idea through the harder mechanics of growth. Host Tolu Akindani moves between studio interviews and a conference panel, asking how products are prototyped, capital is raised, boards…
A cut-up bag and a reluctant crowdfund make your perfect-launch plan look suspiciously optional.
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Community, capital, and beauty brand building, told with clarity and warmth.
Kim Roxy, founder and CEO of Lameek Beauty, comes across as a steady presence in a story that starts with a college makeup-counter job and moves toward retail growth.
A grounded leadership conversation that turns boardroom accountability into something clear, practical, and personal.
It presents Black women s leadership as purpose and practice, linking Women s History Month to sustainability, visibility, and responsibility. Karen K.J.
A founder story about engineering, prototypes, testing, and the persistence behind making an idea real.
Shireel Mosey's story centers on turning a concept into a working bag through engineering, improvised mockups, testing, and persistence. The focus stays on product development as a practical process: handmade prototypes, learning by doing, and moving an idea ahead without having…
A warm conversation linking Black wealth, faith, and business leadership.
Tiki Feverick comes through as a steady presence across Multiple Enterprises, the Adisa Table, the Wealth Table, HR & Co., and Bull Enterprises, with the conversation held around purpose, faith, and business practice.
A grounded look at Black enterprise as a working system, not a slogan.
The episode presents the Bull Collective Conference as a practical case study in cooperative economics, treating Black enterprise as a working system rather than a slogan.

Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.

Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.


SaaS operators on scaling, pricing and AI, metrics included.


Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
Tolu Akindani takes listeners into a special conference panel shaped around excellence, strategy, and legacy.
Tiki Feverick joins Black Business Live for a conversation about business, purpose, and faith.
The episode welcomes Shireel Mosey and frames her as an engineer who moved into accessories manufacturing with a steady focus on process improvement and automation.
Kim Roxy, founder of Lameek Beauty, shares her journey from opening a makeup shop at 21 to scaling a nationally recognized brand.
Tolu welcomes Karen K.J.
Global Entrepreneurship Week sets the table.