Power Agenda Media

Dayna Lynne North is a legend. The Kansas City, Missouri, native is a film and television writer, executive producer, and founder of Loud Sis Productions.

Paige Simpson on navigating Hollywood, creating space for more diverse stories on television, and the importance of building your tribe.

With an awe-inspiring portfolio that includes interviews with pop culture's most beloved, co-writing the critically acclaimed Black Is King, and authoring her own book, The Motherlode: 100+ Women Who Made Hip-Hop, Clover Hope’s work has undeniably shaped the past two decades.

As the first Black woman to hold the title of Editorial Director at The Hollywood Reporter bringing more than two decades of experience Nekesa Mumbi Moody is a barrier-breaking powerhouse.

Screenwriter, and director Gina Prince-Bythewood loves love. And, if you’re familiar with her body of work then this is something you may already know. Her portfolio of work includes Love and Basketball, which is about two childhood friends who eat, … Read More

Nikki Walton discusses finding your zen, accessing your creativity through peace, and good hair.

Tonya Lewis Lee is a multi-hyphenate entrepreneur with a variety of projects under her belt. She is a mother of two, wife, activist, author, filmmaker, and more, but the core of her life’s work is health and wellness, especially with regard to women.

Toni L. Bullock is the Director of Development at Vox Media Studios and the founder of a networking group called Callsheets 2 Cocktails.

After 22 years at Essence Magazine, Cori Murray is feeling the freedom that’s led by her intuition. Filling days with school drop-off, play dates and in-house step competitions, Murray is now on the other side of the 24/7 lifestyle required to cover entertainment for one of Black America’s most beloved magazine titles.

As a news curator, social media maven, and recently taking on the role of Beauty Editor At Large for Los Angeles Times IMAGE, Darian doesn’t need to adhere to your labels. She’s the one in charge.

Lori Hall joined Jessica D. Lane Alexander in launching Pop N’ Creative, a multicultural agency focused on digital and social content creation, and experience design.

For eight years journalist Cari Champion was one of the few Black women to host on ESPN. Instead of letting the renowned brand define her, she left in January 2020 to pursue her own voice, not knowing that it would lead to having a show with her good friend Jemele Hill, twice.

Le An Hinh talks about her transition to becoming a sports executive along with the life lessons she’s learned along the way.

Her Agenda caught up with Nancy Redd to discuss her approach to balancing her career with motherhood and continuing to break barriers around topics of inclusion and diversity.