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Episode 2 of 3: "Emporium" In Episode 2 of Maggie Lena Walker: The Bank She Built, Walker expands her vision beyond the St. Luke Penny Savings Bank and opens the St. Luke Emporium: a Black-owned department store where Black customers could shop with dignity and Black women could work in professional retail positions largely denied to them elsewhere. The Emporium represented something greater than...

Episode 1 of 3: "The Penny and the Ledger" A daughter of a formerly enslaved laundress and an Irish journalist becomes the first Black woman in American history to charter a bank — and she does it by turning every door that was slammed in her face into a foundation stone for an institution that will outlast everyone who tried to stop her. Episode 1 follows Maggie Lena Walker from her birth in 1864...

Culture Codes is a cinematic, street-level storytelling podcast that uncovers the history behind the style, symbols, sounds, and rituals that shaped Black culture — from Air Force Ones, bamboo earrings, and New Balance 990s to barbershops, cookouts, chains, nails, family reunions, and more. Blending history, humor, drama, character-driven scenes, and urban energy, each episode turns everyday cultu...

Episode 3 of 3: "The Billion Dollar Signature" A Black man from East Baltimore walks into a conference room with fifteen million dollars and walks out owning a billion-dollar international food company — and then spends the last five years of his life proving that the deal was not the destination, either. Episode 3 follows Reginald Lewis from the war room of TLC Group — where phones rang in three...

Episode 2 of 3: "The Only One in the Room" A young Harvard-trained Black lawyer walks into one of the most powerful firms on Wall Street and realizes that being the best employee in the room is a different thing entirely from owning the room — so he leaves to build his own. Episode 2 follows Reginald Lewis from the carpeted hallways of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison — where he turned...

Black Ledger: Untold Chapters of American History presents the story of Reginald F. Lewis. A boy from East Baltimore watches money move through his grandfather’s grocery store and learns a lesson that will shape the rest of his life: ownership changes everything. In Episode 1 of the Reginald F. Lewis series, Black Ledger traces Lewis’s journey from childhood ambition to the fearless cold call that...

Black Ledger: Untold Chapters of American History presents the story of Black Wall Street — not just how it was destroyed, but how it was built. Across this 3-part series, we follow the rise of Tulsa’s Greenwood District from bold land ownership and disciplined entrepreneurship to the thriving businesses, culture, and community that made it one of the most prosperous Black communities in America....

Black Ledger: Untold Chapters of American History presents the story of Black Wall Street — not just how it was destroyed, but how it was built. Across this 3-part series, we follow the rise of Tulsa’s Greenwood District from bold land ownership and disciplined entrepreneurship to the thriving businesses, culture, and community that made it one of the most prosperous Black communities in America....

Black Ledger: Untold Chapters of American History presents the story of Black Wall Street — not just how it was destroyed, but how it was built. Across this 3-part series, we follow the rise of Tulsa’s Greenwood District from bold land ownership and disciplined entrepreneurship to the thriving businesses, culture, and community that made it one of the most prosperous Black communities in America....

Madam C.J. Walker—born Sarah Breedlove—rose from post–Civil War poverty to become one of America’s most influential self-made entrepreneurs. A washerwoman turned innovator, she built a haircare empire by pairing product creation with something even more revolutionary: a nationwide network of trained Black women agents who sold, taught, and built wealth door-to-door. Her story is business strategy,...

Madam C.J. Walker—born Sarah Breedlove—rose from post–Civil War poverty to become one of America’s most influential self-made entrepreneurs. A washerwoman turned innovator, she built a haircare empire by pairing product creation with something even more revolutionary: a nationwide network of trained Black women agents who sold, taught, and built wealth door-to-door. Her story is business strategy,...

Madam C.J. Walker—born Sarah Breedlove—rose from post–Civil War poverty to become one of America’s most influential self-made entrepreneurs. A washerwoman turned innovator, she built a haircare empire by pairing product creation with something even more revolutionary: a nationwide network of trained Black women agents who sold, taught, and built wealth door-to-door. Her story is business strategy,...

Garrett Augustus Morgan (1877–1963) was a self-taught Black inventor and entrepreneur whose ideas helped reshape modern safety and transportation. Best known for developing an early breathing device used in rescues and creating a groundbreaking traffic signal, Morgan built his success in the face of segregation—turning grit, curiosity, and business savvy into life-saving innovation. This podcast f...

Garrett Augustus Morgan (1877–1963) was a self-taught Black inventor and entrepreneur whose ideas helped reshape modern safety and transportation. Best known for developing an early breathing device used in rescues and creating a groundbreaking traffic signal, Morgan built his success in the face of segregation—turning grit, curiosity, and business savvy into life-saving innovation. This podcast f...

Garrett Augustus Morgan (1877–1963) was a self-taught Black inventor and entrepreneur whose ideas helped reshape modern safety and transportation. Best known for developing an early breathing device used in rescues and creating a groundbreaking traffic signal, Morgan built his success in the face of segregation—turning grit, curiosity, and business savvy into life-saving innovation. This podcast f...

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