Mathew Knowles Impact

Here it is, the final episode of Mathew Knowles Impact season 1. To close out the season we bring you a very special episode about adversity and success. When Shontel Greene was growing up, her mother became addicted to drugs. And when the family fell on hard times, Shontel had to make money the only way she could – by selling drugs. After her mother passed, Shontel swore to neve

This week, we’re talking about creativity and passion and the challenges that can get in the way. First up is former CEO turned painter Isabelle Alessandra, who’s artistic turn was inspired by a message from her 96 year-old mother during her final hours of life. She and Dr. Knowles talk about the different ways you can connect with people and her methods for staying creative in

In the midst of dramatic changes in the ever-evolving American story, Dr. Knowles sits down with Congressman Adam Schiff from California’s 28th district, to discuss how race impacts so many important issues in America today. They discuss topics ranging from the different healthcare outcomes between communities of color and white people, to ways to reform policing in America so th

Today’s episode of Mathew Knowles Impact is all about the hard work and confidence needed to make it in the entertainment industry. D’Wayne Wiggins is a founding member of the soul and R&B group Tony! Toni! Toné! and now works as a producer of documentary films and as an independent musician. He and Dr. Knowles remember their time working together in the earliest days of Desti

The entertainment and sports industries are difficult worlds to navigate, and Mr. Knowles is ready to get deep with some guests about guiding your children through them. First up, LaVar Ball talks about the sports industry from the perspective of a father with three sons in the NBA. He also talks about looking forward and bringing his sons into his apparel business, Big Baller Bran

In today’s episode, Dr. Knowles sits down with not one, but two Reverends for an in-depth conversation about the future of the Black Church. Reverend Tawana Davis discusses how the Church needs to meet young people where they are, or risk losing them all together. They also talk about messaging difficult issues of health and wellness like cancer and mental health and the framing

Claudia Jordan is an actress, model, and tv and radio personality and so that’s where she and Dr. Knowles start their conversation - but it doesn’t stop there. They get deep into the history of colorism in America, the issues of conflict bias in the media, and what it’s like to work with Donald Trump. Then Dr. Knowles brings Dr. Riché Richardson into the discussion of colori

Hip-Hop artist Scarface of the infamous Geto Boy and medical sales professional Lonnie Williams Jr. both nearly lost their lives due to coronavirus. Together, they recount their harrowing experience with Dr. Mathew Knowles and how their encounter with the virus has changed their lives. Dr. Knowles is later joined by world renowned emcee and podcaster Rah Digga and Dr. Christopher B

Questlove's parents had a unique approach that nurtured his creativity and set him on the journey to become one of the most visible and accomplished artists in the music industry. When the global pandemic and quarantine hit in March of 2020, he suddenly was faced with examining his life, and this led to a radical physical and spiritual transformation. Dr. Mathew Knowles caught up w

Stormy Simon was a single mom on welfare who got a job as a temp at Overstock.com. She then rose through the ranks to become the CEO and a successful business person. She and Dr. Mathew Knowles discuss her personal story of success, why she feels that people should not feel shame when using government assistance, and whether race can hold a person back from advancement. Then as alw