In 2014, Deondra Wilkins, a determined and resilient individual, achieved a significant milestone in her life by obtaining her Bachelor of Arts degree from Virginia Commonwealth University. This achievement served as a powerful testament to her unwavering perseverance, especially after facing rejection during her initial application.

Deondra's passion lies in harnessing various artistic mediums, including painting and digital art, to drive social change, foster racial reconciliation, and empower not just herself but also those around her. Through her art, she delves deep into self-discovery and gaining a better understanding of the world we live in.

In the much-anticipated season finale, Deondra engages in a heartfelt conversation with Antonio Knoxx, where they delve into topics such as the importance of perseverance, Deondra's aspirations to become an art therapist, the challenges of making a living as an artist, and much more.

Their conversation promises to be enlightening and inspiring, as they explore the intersection of passion, creativity, and personal growth.

"We can until we can't. Don't settle for what you want. Be open to what you're ready for," emphasized James Williams III, a remarkable interdisciplinary artist dedicated to the pursuit of abstraction within his design practice. Having made the bold decision to relocate to Atlanta in 2018, Williams fully embraced abstraction as his primary artistic style, determined to break free from the constraints of representation and push the boundaries of form, mood, and tone.

Recently, in a compelling conversation with fellow artist Antonio Knoxx, Williams delved into the profound concept of art as an expression, exploring the ways in which it serves as a powerful medium to convey complex thoughts and emotions.

Together, they delved into Williams' personal journey, reflecting on the pivotal moment when he left Richmond behind in pursuit of artistic growth and newfound opportunities in Atlanta.

Intriguingly, amidst this dialogue, Williams unveiled his upcoming solo exhibition titled "Many Moons," a captivating showcase of his latest works encompassing exquisite drawings, breathtaking paintings, thought-provoking installations, and a mesmerizing performance.

Through these artistic mediums, Williams aims to encapsulate ancestral themes rooted in resilience, navigation, and perseverance, inviting viewers to embark on an awe-inspiring journey that transcends time and space, evoking a deep sense of introspection and connection with our shared human experience.

Jessica Holt is a New York-based fashion designer who is passionate about celebrating strong, bold women who fearlessly stand out in a crowd. Hailing from Maryland, Jessica's journey brought her to Richmond, where she pursued her education at VCU.

In this episode, she engages in a captivating conversation with Knoxx, delving into the realms of fashion design, perseverance, product development, and their shared experiences at VCU, among other intriguing topics. Together, they explore the transformative power of fashion and the unique journeys that shape one's creative endeavors.

David, also known as The Suit Brother, is not only a 40-year-old husband and father of eight, but he is also a talented men's fashion designer based in Richmond, Virginia. Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, David was inspired by his father's love of fashion, which he developed during his early twenties when he dabbled in modeling as a hobby. Following his father's retirement from a 32-year-long career in the postal service, the family embarked on a new venture together: opening a retail menswear store that specialized in top-notch, luxurious men's clothing. Fascinated by the intricacies of the fashion world, David avidly observed and learned from his father's every move.

It didn't take long for him to see the potential of expanding the business's reach through an online presence. With this vision in mind, David joined forces with his family and took charge of spearheading the development of the store's e-commerce site. In this captivating episode, David Harrell engages in an enlightening conversation with Antonio Knoxx, discussing various aspects of his journey as a designer, delving into his father's illustrious lineage in the fashion industry, and revealing his extensive knowledge of private label.

Jerchovia Moxey, founder of Moxey, an exceptional up-cycle brand, redefines secondhand fashion through responsible sourcing and creative construction. MOXEY merges luxury and sustainability, presenting a sophisticated view on fashion, creativity, and design.

During an enlightening conversation, Moxey and Knoxx delve into the transformative journey of becoming a designer, the power of up-cycling, their shared experiences in Richmond, and the exhilarating process of designing Moxey's inaugural collection.

Jessica Meiko is an incredibly talented and passionate fashion designer hailing from the vibrant Northern Virginia. With a brand that is deeply rooted in aesthetics, quality, and celebrating individuality, she has managed to carve a niche for herself in the competitive fashion industry.

Through her creative processes, she seeks to tell a story that mirrors her personal journey of growth and transformation, effectively captivating the hearts and minds of her loyal audience.

In today's captivating episode, Jessica sits down with the renowned Antonio Knoxx to discuss the exhilarating journey of becoming a designer, recounting her experiences in design school, and unraveling the secrets behind making her mark in the highly dynamic world of fashion.

It's a conversation that promises to offer invaluable insights and inspiration to aspiring designers and fashion enthusiasts alike.

With incredible versatility and unwavering determination, Chance Fischer has flourished in not one, but two vastly different arenas of expertise. Showcasing an unparalleled talent as a thriving musician and a trailblazer in the hospitality industry, his journey is a testament to his boundless passion and unwavering commitment to excellence.

In this episode, the slick-tongued, sophisticated rapper from Richmond, Virginia talks with Antonio Knoxx about performing on stage, being delusional, empathy, Watch The Throne + More.

Shannon Bass is the founder of Ryano Graphics, a company that helps brands overcome communication challenges by learning how to connect and engage with their audience by using the power of design. Shannon’s conversation with Knoxx centers around graphic design, passion projects, clients + more.

Daniel is the founder of Young Mother, a pop-up experience in Richmond, Virginia. In this episode, we follow Daniel through his early career and his personal and professional choices he made that ultimately lead him to The Big Brunch.

Ashley Williams is a Mind-Body Therapist who is reclaiming space with consciousness and community well-being. In this lively discussion, Ashley is joined by Antonio Knoxx, to discuss community, manifestation, The Well Collective, finding balance + more.

Markus Gold is the founder of Thank You, Come Again, a company that has succeeded by bringing creativity and nightlife together to create events that push the boundaries of evening entertainment. In this episode, Markus and Knoxx talk about Thank You, Come Again, Trails and Tribulations, DJin + More.

Morgan Taylor runs an online community of Moms Friends called Moms Actually. It's Where Motherhood Meets Sisterhood. Morgan and Knoxx discuss multi-hyphenation, detours, creating opportunities + more.

How do we prove to people what we're worth? How do we course correct our attention? In this episode, Knoxx and Saekyi talk about Sunset Demos, progression, first-generation + More.

If you see a problem, you should create a solution. That is what Silly solved when he Founded the All City Art Club. The All City Art Club’s mission is to introduce street art to underserved communities without the goal of tourism or gentrification. All City Art Club is bridging the gap between community and citizens.

In this episode, Silly shares what it was like starting in a new city, mastering his craft, and how he juxtaposes anime and Japanese culture to influence his creativity.

Sha pronounced as Shay (the y is silent) is a yoga lover, and design snob who is the owner of Rich Methods. Our guest today, is the unconventional Creative because of when she began her journey as a freshman in college.

In this episode, Sha and Knoxx talk about documenting stories of Black people through photography, persevering to get to and through art school, and navigating the perfect client.

Noah Hudson-Peralta had childhood dreams—big dreams. Since picking up the camera he had dreams to travel the country and become a tour photographer—those dreams have come true.

In this conversation with NHP, we take a dive into who Noah is as a person and how much influence his father has on him, manifesting his desires by writing, becoming a Tiktok sensation, and working with Kidz At Play.

What does it mean to be a digital producer? It depends on where you are and who you ask. Vic York is a Multimedia Creative Powerhouse that is unstoppable with her creativity.

In this episode, this EMMY Nominated Digital Producer shares the serendipity moments that have shaped her on her journey, interning for Tim Reed, and not being defined by how she looks but by what she brings to the table.

Dewon is a Creative, Artist, Producer, Songwriter, and Engineer based in Richmond, Virginia. In this episode, we follow Dewon through his entire career and hear about the personal and professional choices he made that ultimately lead him to where he is today.

April Goode is a Natural Hair, Beauty & Lifestyle vlogger. Whose beginnings started as a portrait photographer who became a Content Creator. In this episode, April and Knoxx dive deep into value, pricing, and how being a Creative is a process. April shares some great stories that demonstrate how she cross-pollinated across many mediums and became a social media force.