DOCUMENTARY

Two South Side OGs had a lot to say. A beautiful day, and a lesson I won't forget.

Ariel Pryor built a million-dollar company before she turned 21, then came home to honor the neighborhood that raised her.

On a walk through Los Angeles, I met a man who taught me about Native American history. Some of the best lessons come from stopping to listen.

A Chicago OG who taught me that style and first impressions matter. His words have stayed with me ever since.

Former U.S. Senator Roland Burris, at Mahalia Jackson's former home in Chatham. His life is a lesson in excellence against the odds.

Fred Hampton Jr. on his father's legacy and the history of the Black Panther Party.

A conversation with one of Chicago's finest about what we both call the greatest job in the world.

One of Chicago's best-known pastors, John Hannah, on investing in the South Side.

A 75-year-old Bronzeville resident on the history of her neighborhood.

A mother speaking life into her daughter. Her strength and love for her family stayed with me.

My first brand campaign, with Domu: Chicago stories through my lens, on CTA platforms.

Inside Leaders 1354, one of the oldest streetwear brands in the country and a big reason streetwear took off in Chicago.

A lifelong Chicagoan on the history of Morgan Park and growing up in the city.

Inside a 20,000-square-foot Bronzeville mansion, and a lesson in building wealth through real estate.

She shared a personal story about her family that reminded me to show up for mine. Family is everything.

Mr. Prince, 93, has seen Bronzeville at its peak and through its decline. A reminder to slow down, be kind, and talk to people.