Project Girl, founded by Olympia Edwards, is a mentoring program based in Lynwood, Washington, that provides a fun and interactive space for young women of color to learn and grow. The organization offers eight different programs, including after-school and summer programs, counseling, mentoring, and junior and senior programs.

TraeAnna Holiday joined Good Day Seattle host Erin Mayovsky to preview this weekend's exciting episode of Back2Besa. We're continuing to celebrate National Black Business Month by shining a spotlight on Black-owned businesses in the Pacific Northwest, starting with a special feature on Seattle's long-standing Black-owned media company, The Facts Newspaper.

In the latest episode of We Live in Color, host Deaunte Damper engages in a compelling conversation with Nirae Petty, a dynamic young leader and equity analyst with deep roots in Seattle's community. Born and raised in 206, Petty shares insights into her early life, the significance of her family's legacy, and her journey to building a career focused on engaging and uplifting Seattle's diverse neighborhoods.

In a recent episode of The Day with Trae, host Trae Holiday sat down with Jeff Gray, the innovative mind behind Lean Revisions, a company dedicated to helping organizations improve efficiency and optimize their operations. The conversation delved into the journey of Lean Revisions and Gray’s commitment to bringing his expertise from major corporations to the community level.

Tamica Gant, a dynamic entrepreneur and registered nurse, recently appeared on The Day with Trae to discuss her impactful work in healthcare. Tamica, who graduated from Seattle University in 2015, was inspired to pursue a career in nursing by her experiences caring for her grandmother and encouragement from a black nurse during that time.

Mikayla Weary, a film major at Dillard University in New Orleans, shares her insightful experience as a production intern at Converge Media. Working on The Day With Trae, Mikayla found the internship to be an invaluable hands-on learning opportunity. Unlike traditional film school, which often focuses heavily on theoretical knowledge, this internship allowed her to dive straight into the field.

In a recent episode of We Live In Color, host Deaunte Damper interviewed Tiffany Wilson, known for her powerful voice and presence throughout Seattle's soul music scene. Wilson, known for her deep-rooted connection to neo-soul and gospel, talked with Damper about her start, career, and current standing in Seattle's bustling music scene.

Chris Gambol, also known as Note Work, has navigated the worlds of music and digital media with remarkable passion and adaptability. Starting in the late 1980s during hip-hop's Golden Era, Gambol began writing rhymes and honing his skills, influenced by the legendary artists of the time. His dedication led to the formation of the group Narcotik, under the umbrella of Tribal Productions, a collective that significantly impacted Seattle's music scene.

Recently on The Day With Trae, host Trae Holiday welcomed Steven Sawyer, an influential figure in the Black Pride movement, to discuss the origins and goals of Black Pride events. Sawyer began by expressing gratitude for being on the show and sharing his personal journey. "I'm a southern boy," he said, "a third-generation preacher from Alexandria, Louisiana." His upbringing centered around community engagement, which inspired his work in the Pacific Northwest.

Mount Zion Baptist Church has been the spiritual and cultural fabric that knits my family’s history to Seattle, spanning back six generations. On July 20th, I had the opportunity to honor this legacy by hosting my very first book signing and documentary screening at this historic church.

Besa Gordon, the beloved host of Back2Besa on FOX 13 Seattle, has officially renewed her contract with the network for a second season. This exciting news comes as Besa is in the midst of taking a temporary break from the show to focus on her health, demonstrating FOX 13's unwavering belief in her and the show's potential. 

Dei’Marlon Scisney, an Analytics and AI/ML specialist, recently appeared on Trae Holiday’s show, The Day with Trae, discussing his work with HLP Technologies. Scisney, who has lived in Seattle for 3.5 years, focuses on scaling businesses owned by BIPOC, women, and LGBTQ individuals.

In a recent episode of The Day With Trae, host Trae Holiday interviewed Darnesha Bowman, the CEO and founder of Black Coffee Northwest. Bowman shared her inspiring story of transforming her passion for community organizing into a successful coffee business that empowers young people.

In a recent interview on The Day with Trae, Shaquan Smith, a representative from Seattle Parks and Rec, provided an update on the Community Fund initiative aimed at improving parks in underserved neighborhoods.

From his first performance at a church camp to building a treehouse studio and ultimately creating his debut album, Reed's journey has been relentless growth. With the release of his 2024 EP, Retrovision, in June, his rise has been nothing short of meteoric, firmly establishing him as a force in the Pacific Northwest's hip-hop scene and beyond. Converge Music recently spoke with the Shoreline-raised musician about his latest work, the creative process behind his biggest hits, and the next step in his journey.

On a recent episode of "The Day with Trae," host Trae Holiday welcomed Robert Ross, the driving force behind the Colossal Life brand and United Business Connections. Their engaging conversation highlighted Ross's dedication to enhancing community events and supporting local families.

Mike Vo has truly excelled in building the Reign City Rebels into more than just a sports team—he's created a thriving community where passion, family, and dedication come together in perfect harmony. His vision for the Rebels has always been about more than just winning games; it's about fostering a sense of belonging and unity. Mike has carefully selected passionate and committed coaches who not only teach the fundamentals of the sport but also instill values of teamwork, perseverance, and respect in every player. 

Heru Tchaasamen, a Qigong instructor, recently appeared on The Day with Trae to discuss his ongoing series of Qigong classes at Pier 62 in Seattle. This marks the second year that Heru has taught these classes, offered in partnership with Friends of the Waterfront.

Tonight on Back2Besa, guest host Trae Holiday will take the helm in this inspiring episode, which showcases the vibrancy of Black culture and community in the Pacific Northwest.

In the latest episode of "We Live in Color," host Deaunte Damper engaged in a heartfelt conversation with Darius Thompson, a dedicated community leader, social worker, and minister who joined Damper to highlight his remarkable journey from the depths of addiction and incarceration to finding his true calling in helping others through his organization: Push Start Ministries.