R&B singer, songwriter, and producer Kevin Ross caught up with Besa Gordon to share insights into his journey, artistry, and what fans can expect from his latest project. Known for blending soulful vocals with timeless songwriting, Ross continues to carve out his lane as an independent trailblazer in the music industry.

Chef Trey Lamont, owner of Jerk Shack Kitchen in Seattle’s Central District, introduced his new and exciting take on a classic with his jerk-smoked ribeye steak sandwich. While walking us through the cooking process, Trey embodied a dedication to fresh ingredients, culinary innovation, and making it all happen with high energy and passion. 

Back2Besa is back with a throwback episode highlighting Besa’s favorite spots south of Seattle but North of Tacoma. This episode of Back2Besa takes viewers on a tour of incredible Black business like Moe Vegan, Curl Garden, the Trap Lab, and more through Kent, Fife, Milton, and everything in between.

When ​​LaMont Williams was just 29, he was hit with a startling diagnosis: kidney disease. Two years later and with a baby on the way, he was on dialysis, fighting for the future of not just himself, his wife Felicia Williams and their family.

This morning, Besa Gordon joined Good Day Seattle to talk about the influence and loss of Downtown Seattle’s WOW Gallery at Pacific Place. While mourning the closure of the gallery, Besa took us back to one of WOW’s Juneteenth celebrations, illustrating the comfort and healing many Black women have experienced when visiting WOW.

Because you can't get enough of it (and who could blame you?), we're thrilled to announce that Back2Besa is so nice, they're playing it thrice!

That's right! In addition to the regular airings, a brand-new second replay is being added to the schedule. Starting Sunday, September 21st, you can catch Back2Besa at a new time on FOX13+!

In a post-2020 landscape defined by calls for systemic change, the Washington State Office of Equity stands as a testament to a government actively striving for fairness. Established in 2020 through legislation, this office isn't just another bureaucratic entity; it's a direct response to community advocacy and a commitment to transforming how government operates for all its residents.

Besa Gordon joined Good Day Seattle with Erin Mayovsky to talk about the newest Profiles in Black Leadership on Back2Besa. This week highlights Megan Matthews, Director of Washington State’s Office of Equity. As Besa put it: “I love a good started-from-the-bottom story.

A recent networking mixer held on the picturesque rooftop of The State Hotel in downtown Seattle highlighted the mission of WeRise Wines to foster community and create generational wealth through diverse wine selections. The event, featuring WeRise Wines, brought together professionals and locals for an afternoon of connection and discovery.

It's an exciting time for "Profiles in Black Leadership" as Besa Gordon prepares to release a new installment on her show Back2Besa on FOX13 Seattle and nationally on FOX SOUL, this time spotlighting Megan Matthews, Director of the Washington State Office of Equity, this weekend.

Back2Besa is back with another weekend full of stories that highlight culture, community, and resilience across the Pacific Northwest. This episode of Back2Besa takes viewers on a journey through powerful performances, heartfelt celebrations, and unforgettable moments that remind us why representation and connection matter.

#ThePostman - Converge Media’s Omari Salisbury appeared on Good Day Seattle with Erin Mayovsky yesterday morning on FOX13 Seattle to discuss the closure of The Postman, a beloved business in Seattle’s Central District.

By Besa Gordon - Did you miss the Wing & Soul Food Competition that went down at Supernova? Well I didn’t and let me tell you—it was a whole taste test adventure.

Besa Gordon brought her signature energy and community spirit to Good Day Seattle this morning, sharing highlights from the city’s annual Big Day of Play. In her interview with Erin Mayovsky, Besa described the event as a vibrant celebration of Seattle’s diverse neighborhoods, featuring everything from basketball and water sports to live performances and delicious food.

Get ready for another jam-packed episode of Back2Besa, your host Besa Gordon is bringing you all the latest and greatest from around the Pacific Northwest! From delicious food competitions to empowering community events and inspiring creative collaborations, this episode has something for everyone.

East Side Community Center in Tacoma, Washington, buzzed with energy as it hosted the second annual BIPOC Health and Wellness Fair. This vital event, spearheaded by Tamica Gant, a registered nurse and owner of Abundance Health LLC, aimed to provide essential health and wellness services to King, Pierce, and surrounding counties, particularly the underserved East Side community of Tacoma.

Last month, Scope Screenings brought together a vibrant community of filmmakers, artists, and creatives for an inspiring event at the Majestic Theater in Ballard, creating a truly inclusive atmosphere for showcasing diverse talent.

Earlier this month marked the first Seattle Stride for dads, grandfathers, and mentors, an event designed for men to connect with their children and with each other. The gathering featured the Seattle Fire Department and the Buffalo Soldiers, creating a vibrant atmosphere for celebration and camaraderie.

After a two-month hiatus to prioritize her health, Besa Gordon made a heartfelt return to Good Day Seattle, where she sat down with Bill Wixey and opened up about her healing journey, self-acceptance, and what’s next for her hit show Back2Besa. The comeback wasn’t just emotional—it was triumphant.