Signs you're infected with financial trauma

Dr Boyce speaks with tax expert Larisa Humphrey

Dr Boyce Watkins explains the traps of poverty.

Tiara Williams and Aisha Virzi discuss essentials of insurance.

Dr Boyce breaks down a series of really important black economic concepts. Dr. Boyce Watkins is a Finance PhD, author, and founder of The Black Business School, a platform that has helped millions of people learn to invest, build wealth, and achieve financial independence. A former Syracuse University professor, he has been featured on major media outlets such as CNN, BET, and The Breakfast Club, where he shares insights on economics, investing, and Black wealth building. Dr. Watkins is also the author of The 10 Commandments of Black Economic Power, a guide to strengthening financial futures within the Black community. Through his daily class, Money in the Morning, he educates students on practical strategies for wealth creation. To learn more, visit BoyceWatkins.com and to receive a free list of his favorite AI stocks, text the word Stock to 87948.

The ladies of Fly Nubian Money speak on the words of Mimi Faust, who explains the dangers of not planning ahead.

Dr Boyce reads from Marcus Garvey's book, "Message to the people."

Dr Boyce speaks with Dr Lanee Javet about the issues that black women are facing when losing jobs and trying to figure out their next move as business owners.

This situation says a lot more than just celebrity drama—it reveals how money, relationships, and life choices collide in ways most people never talk about.In this video, we break down the viral moment where Michael B. Jordan responds after being called “corny,” and why a woman could be upset about something as major as being given a house. On the surface, it sounds crazy. But when you look deeper, it’s really about expectations, communication, financial alignment, and emotional intelligence.This ties directly into wealth building and investing because your financial decisions are never just about money—they’re about values. Buying a home, investing in assets, or building wealth for your family all require alignment with the people around you. If your partner doesn’t share your vision, even a blessing can feel like a burden.Too many people think financial success is just about making money. It’s not. It’s about making the right decisions, with the right people, at the right time. One bad relationship or poor communication around money can destroy years of financial progress. On the other hand, strong financial partnership can accelerate wealth, stability, and generational success.In this breakdown, we connect the dots between relationships, emotional reactions, and financial outcomes—because smart investing starts with smart thinking and smart life choices.Dr. Boyce Watkins is a Finance PhD and founder of The Black Business School, where he has helped millions of people learn to invest and build family wealth. He is a frequent media contributor and host of popular podcasts focused on financial literacy, Black economic empowerment, and intelligent investing. To learn more about building wealth and improving your financial future, visit BoyceWatkins.com.

Dr Boyce speaks with the president of The Black Mortgage Professionals Alliance.

In this episode, Dr. Boyce Watkins breaks down the shocking business story shaking up Black media: Tyler Perry and BET Plus potentially being swallowed into Paramount’s larger corporate structure. What does this mean for Black ownership, Black media, and the future of Black economic power in entertainment?Tyler Perry has built one of the most powerful independent media empires in history, creating billions of dollars in value through films, television, and his historic Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta. Meanwhile, BET Plus, a streaming platform built around Black storytelling, has become a key player in digital entertainment for Black audiences. But as major corporations consolidate power, many are asking an important question: Will Black media remain independent, or will it continue to be absorbed by larger corporate conglomerates like Paramount Global?In this video, Dr. Boyce Watkins analyzes the business strategy behind Paramount’s media consolidation, the economics of streaming platforms, the importance of Black ownership in Hollywood, and what this could mean for the long-term future of Black entertainment and Black wealth creation. If Tyler Perry’s empire becomes more closely tied to Paramount, is this a smart business move—or another example of how large corporations swallow independent success?This conversation goes deeper than celebrity headlines. It’s about power, ownership, intellectual property, and who controls the economic future of Black culture in media and entertainment.Dr. Boyce Watkins is a Finance PhD, economist, and the founder of The Black Business School, where millions of students have learned how to build wealth through stock market investing, entrepreneurship, real estate, and financial literacy. He is the author of the bestselling book The 10 Commandments of Black Economic Power and has appeared on major media platforms including CNN, BET, The Breakfast Club, and MSNBC. Through his daily commentary and educational programs, Dr. Watkins helps Black families understand generational wealth, economic empowerment, and the power of ownership.To learn more about building wealth and economic independence, visit BoyceWatkins.com.