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The Rich Lessons Podcast, hosted by Sevetri and Sheena, cuts through the noise with rich insights and real conversations about business, life, and everything in between—offering hard truths, valuable lessons, and stories still being written.

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Less than 1% of venture capital goes to Black women, but what's really behind that number, and what does it actually take to change it?

In this episode, Sheena Allen and Sevetri Wilson Taylor get candid about the full picture of funding for Black wo... more

The fundraising headlines are misleading founders, and we are breaking it down. In Q1 2026, startups raised a record $297 billion — but $122 billion of that went to a single company: OpenAI. If you have been waiting for the market to turn around, thi... more

From Tim Cook stepping down as CEO of Apple after 15 years to mass layoffs hitting Big Tech, media, and beyond, the future of work is changing faster than most people are ready for.

Starting September 1, 2026, Tim Cook officially steps down as Apple... more

In this episode of Rich Lessons, we sit down with powerhouse executive Deb Grant—GE's first Black female corporate officer, former president of the GE Foundation (overseeing a $130M budget), board director, and CEO of Corporate Playbook—to decode wha... more

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Brandon BMike Odums
New Orleans based visual artist, filmmaker and cultural entrepreneur.
Studio B
Episode: The Business of Art: From Painting Illegally In Abandoned Buildings to Owning A 35,000 Sq Ft Art Studio w/BMike
Takema Robinson
Executive Producer and advocate known for storytelling through film and social justice.
High Cotton Production, Converge Consulting
Episode: Behind Netflix's #1 Film the Perfect Neighbor w/ Executive Producer Takema Robinson
Kiara Muse
Co-founder of Muse Medical Aesthetics & Laser
Muse Medical Aesthetics & Laser
Episode: Episode 39: The Muse Twins on Building a 7-Figure Med Spa, GLP-1 Truths, and the Business of Beauty
Christy Muse
Co-founder of Muse Medical Aesthetics & Laser
Muse Medical Aesthetics & Laser
Episode: Episode 39: The Muse Twins on Building a 7-Figure Med Spa, GLP-1 Truths, and the Business of Beauty
Tyrus Thomas
Former NBA player and entrepreneur focusing on athlete mental health
National Collegiate Recruitment Agency
Episode: He was making $8M a year to do nothing and was still depressed: The Story of NBA star turned Entrepreneur Tyrus Thomas
Dr. Isfahan Chambers-Harris
CEO and founder of Aloe Dea, a hair care product focused on the needs of Black women.
Aloe Dea
Episode: The Science Versus Myths of Black Hair Care with Dr. Isfahan of Alodia
Marty McDonald
Founder of Boss Women Media and L. Olivia, entrepreneur, speaker, and advocate for women and families of color.
Boss Women Media and L. Olivia
Episode: Why this Boss Woman Pulled Her Brand From Target and How Advocating For Her Daughter Inspired Her Business Success
Edgar "Dook" Chase IV
Fourth-generation restaurateur and Food Network host
Food Network
Episode: Chef Edgar "Dook" Chase IV on Family, Food and starring on Food Network's Family Recipe Showdown
Alencia Johnson
Social activist, founder of 1063 West Broad, and author of 'Flip The Tables.'
1063 West Broad
Episode: Alencia Johnson on Politics, Self-Sabotage & her new book Flip The Tables

Hosts

Sevetri Wilson
Co-host of Rich Lessons segment; experienced founder and entrepreneur with a focus on empowerment and community impact.
Sheena Allen
Co-host of Rich Lessons segment; founder/leader with emphasis on business growth and mentorship.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 40 ratings
  • As A Native New Orleanian w Roots n Mississippi

    These ladies make me proud, the stories they cover is the positive boost that our community needs and to curate this in my neck of the woods is exceptional.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    thgjm
    United States6 months ago
  • Finding so much Value in these Lessons!

    You two are amazing, I love the valuable information being shared here. I definitely feel the passion of both of your desires to help the people by sharing your personal experiences! Thank you 😘🙏🏽🎁

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    linlintd
    United Statesa year ago
  • Fun and informative

    Really great conversations between two successful women and business owners that obviously have a lot of mutual respect for each other. The show shares helpful tribal knowleadge in a way that’s equally informative as it is entertaining. Even if your expertise isn’t rooted in tech it’s a great listen to feel like you’re sitting with friends and get practical tips to navigate business in general.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nicej87
    United Statesa year ago
  • Innovative & Insightful

    Great podcast that can only be given from the perspective of two success black woman Founders. Excited to see where this show goes!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ItsMarcJ
    United Statesa year ago

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Hosts deliver practical, market-ready tips with authentic, warm conversations.
The show is empowering and candid, especially for Black women founders and creatives.
Content blends ambition with community impact, appealing to listeners building with purpose.
Guests are diverse and inspiring, offering tangible takeaways for entrepreneurship.

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We Raised $55M in Venture Capital - But Would We Do It Again?
Q: What would make you say no to an investor who wants to invest?
If they are not there for the long-term vision and are only interested when the company is successful.
Sherrell Dorsey on Selling Her Startup, Climate Tech, and Building Wealth
Q: What excites you about your work in climate tech?
Sherrell emphasizes the necessity for more representation in climate tech, advocating for pathways for founders of color to thrive in the sector.
Sherrell Dorsey on Selling Her Startup, Climate Tech, and Building Wealth
Q: What was your experience like writing your book Upper Hand?
Sherrell describes her journey as a desire to create a meaningful body of work that provides resources for those typically excluded from discussions on career opportunities.
Sherrell Dorsey on Selling Her Startup, Climate Tech, and Building Wealth
Q: How did you get started?
Sherrell shares that her journey began with her grandfather who introduced her to technology and coding at an early age, inspiring her to pursue a career in tech.
The Cost of Success: What No One Tells You About Having More: ( More Money, More Knowledge, More to Give, and More for Others to Take)
Q: What do you feel has been your biggest financial mistake?
Sevetri shares about the financial hardships due to dumping all her money into her businesses, leading to ruined credit for years.

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Two seasoned founders host candid, practical conversations about entrepreneurship, leadership, and navigating business and life. Episodes balance strategic advice with personal stories from founders, artists, and innovators, often exploring fintech, marketing, STEM access, and social impact. A standout motif is practical empowerment for underrepresented communities, with guests who blend creativity, courage, and impact-driven entrepreneurship. Listeners can expect actionable tips, honest reflections on challenges, and a vibe of camaraderie among ambitious self-starters.

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Recent guests on Rich Lessons include:

1. Brandon BMike Odums
2. Takema Robinson
3. Kiara Muse
4. Christy Muse
5. Tyrus Thomas
6. Dr. Isfahan Chambers-Harris
7. Marty McDonald
8. Edgar "Dook" Chase IV

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