Ke'Ira Lewis isn't just an entrepreneur—she's a visionary on a mission. With a motto of "One Woman of Many Services," Ke'Ira has built an empire driven by purpose, passion, and intentionality. From event planning and marketing to business development and creative production, she wears multiple hats, proving that success isn’t limited to a single lane. In this episode of the Black Boss Ladies Platform Podcast, we dive into Ke'Ira’s journey—how she transformed her talents into thriving businesses, why she believes entrepreneurship is about serving others, and the strategies she uses to stay focused and inspired. Get ready for a conversation filled with wisdom, creativity, and actionable insights from a powerhouse who is redefining what it means to be a multi-faceted entrepreneur.

On this episode of the Black Boss Ladies Platform Podcast, Ida B. Wells-Barnett. A fierce antilynching warrior who is still honored today for her courage and resilience in fighting for the rights of Black people in America.

In this inspiring episode of The Black Boss Ladies Platform Podcast, we sit down with Miranda Walker Jones, CEO of the Little Bit Foundation. Miranda shares her extraordinary journey from being one of the few women in sports as a PR professional for the Super Bowl Champion St. Louis Rams to facing challenges in a workplace where she was told to "stay in her place." After experiencing personal hardships, including raising a child with a heart defect and relying on WIC, Miranda rose to lead a multimillion-dollar organization dedicated to building stronger families and communities. Tune in for an uplifting conversation about resilience and leadership.

On this episode of the Black Boss Ladies Platform Podcast let’s dive into the inspiring life of Coretta Scott King, a powerful voice in the fight for civil rights and social justice. More than just the wife of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Coretta created her own enduring legacy as an activist, artist, and advocate for equality. From her roots in Alabama to her global impact, learn how this remarkable woman became a trailblazer in her own right.

We’re closing out an unforgettable season of The Black Boss Ladies Platform Podcast with gratitude, laughs, and reflections! Join us as we honor the incredible Black women who graced our show, revisit our favorite episodes, and share behind-the-scenes stories—including the real struggles with hair, outfits, and booking the perfect talent. Whether you’re here for the inspiration or the relatable moments of building your empire, this wrap-up episode is for every Black professional woman striving to slay in her career and beyond.

Perfect for Boss Ladies who know that balancing it all takes passion, persistence, and a touch of humor.

On this episode of the Black Boss Ladies Platform Podcast, we introduce our listeners to Daisy Bates a little-known Civil Rights Icon. Powered by her loss of her Mom at an early age at the hands of white men. Daisy Bates took on racism and won.

On this episode of The Black Boss Ladies Platform Podcast, we sit down with Major General (Retired) Marcia Anderson, a woman whose groundbreaking 36-year military career shattered barriers and made history. As the first African American female Major General in the Army’s history, General Anderson shares her remarkable journey—from commissioning as a Second Lieutenant in 1979 to leading tens of thousands of soldiers and managing an $8 billion budget at the Pentagon. She opens up about her experiences in leadership, her passion for community service, and her role on the Green Bay Packers’ Executive Committee. Tune in for an inspiring conversation with a trailblazing Black woman whose story of resilience and excellence will leave you in awe.

Kamala Devi Harris's life story is one of resilience, trailblazing firsts, and a commitment to social justice. Her story is not just one of breaking barriers; it’s a testament to the enduring power of justice, resilience, and the belief that, as she often quotes from Shirley Chisholm, "Unbought and Unbossed," no one else defines who you are.