Back2Besa full episode: Sept. 21
In this episode of Back2Besa, host Besa Gordon highlights Black businesses and community groups supporting youth. The show features YOUniversal Fitness' Man Uplift program, which addresses men's mental health through fitness and open dialogue. It also covers Pro Se Potential's Back to School Bowling Bash, providing students with supplies and fostering community connections. Additionally, the episode includes a visit to Gold Coast Ghal Kitchen to learn about their Jollof Rice, a report on International Overdose Awareness Day, and a spotlight on SoNu Beauty Bar, owned by Denise Coleman Drinker. The show concludes with coverage of the United Business Connections back-to-school celebration and resource fair in Skyway.
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