Dripping in Black

Join us as we explore the transformative experience of the 2026 Dripping in Black Creators Retreat in Detroit. The panel shares insights on collaboration, creativity, and the power of brotherhood in the creative space, highlighting key moments like the Motown Museum visit and innovative content creation strategies. This episode features a deep conversation among brothers about the power of community, creative collaboration, and the impact of retreats on their growth. They share insights on respe

In this episode of the Dripping in Black podcast, special guest host Dominic Lawson interviews Desmond Ross, a self-published author and entrepreneur. Desmond shares his journey of writing children's books aimed at inspiring kids and promoting self-love. He discusses the importance of fatherhood, the inception of his company Make a Change Today, and how he navigates challenges in business while being a present father. The conversation highlights the significance of emotional intelligence in pare

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Join Dominic Lawson, the multi-award-winning podcast host, as he sits down with the unapologetic and vibrant Paula, the voice behind Talk Shit With P. In this episode, they dive into Paula's journey as a powerhouse project manager, her experiences as a Guinness World Record holder, and her passion for authentic networking. Discover how Paula's fearless approach to life and her dedication to mental health advocacy have shaped her unique brand. Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with lau

Join us as we delve into the inspiring journey of Evan Fay, a former U.S. Air Force officer turned entrepreneur, who is transforming Detroit's community landscape. Discover how Evan's ventures, including Roar Brewing Company and Cafe Noir, are not only revitalizing local neighborhoods but also fostering a spirit of innovation and collaboration. From his strategic investments in real estate to his commitment to supporting local artists, Evan's story is a testament to the power of entrepreneurship

In this episode of the Dripping in Black podcast, host Mr. Al Pete interviews Tamala Baldwin, a filmmaker and cultural architect. They discuss Tamala's journey in the film industry, her upcoming Becoming Love Festival, and the importance of storytelling as a means of healing and transformation. Tamala shares her experiences in creating positive representation in film, the challenges of navigating the business side of filmmaking, and her commitment to honoring community heroes through the Heart A