Self Made

Belinda Becker is a DJ and dancer from Jamaica. In this episode, she discusses her approach to music and shares her experience exploring other forms of dance, such as modern ballet, West African, and Afro Brazilian.

Bridget is the head of a Jamaican-based sandal company. The episode follows her as she creates a pair of sandals entirely by hand. In the end, a beautiful pair of sandals is created.

The Coke Studio music platform showcases artists from all over Africa in order to appeal to teen consumers. The show is exciting for artists because it allows them to network with other artists and gain exposure on a continental level.

Kalu Kalu, of the Bronfman Investment Group, discusses their work in the medical cannabis industry and their trip to Nigeria. He is optimistic about the future of the industry and believes it will continue to grow.

Lizzy Selassie is a successful lawyer who quits her job to become a bridal designer. When a bride-to-be is found dead in one of Lizzy's gowns, the police come knocking. Lizzy must use her investigative skills to clear her name and catch the killer.

Mobolaji, a fashion editor and custom designer, talks about her career and how her Nigerian background has influenced her work. She also discusses the differences between styling and custom design, and offers advice to aspiring fashion professionals.

Nicollette is an art curator who helps artists from Trinidad and Jerusalem present themselves to the world and promote their work. When an artist from Trinidad is deported, Nicollette finds a way to get him back to the States to continue his work.

Ola invites people from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh to a dinner party in order to help promote cultural understanding. The dinner is a success, with everyone enjoying the food and conversation.

Sean John wakes up and starts his day. He goes to the farmers market, then to his restaurant. He works, then goes home. He gives viewers a glimpse into what it takes to run a successful restaurant.

At Hamid's restaurant, customers are transported to Morocco through the authentic cuisine, music, hand-crafted furnishings, and Moroccan tea. Hamid creates a community for people of all backgrounds to come together and enjoy the food and culture.