10/07/2026
What does it really mean to make good trouble in business?
We borrow the language of liberation all the time. But are we willing to practice what those words demand?
When Congressman John Lewis called us to make “good trouble,” he was speaking about moral courage, collective responsibility, and the willingness to challenge systems that deny people dignity and opportunity.
So what does that look like in entrepreneurship, leadership, and community today?
Join me LIVE as we unpack the vision behind The Ber-Henda Williams Show™ — Season 2: Good Trouble, Good Business, happening Sunday, October 18, at Bamboo Royal Oak.
I'll share why I invited Kells Grammar, Jacqueline Cuevas, and Karina Jackson into this conversation, and why their distinct voices matter in a moment when we're confronting economic disparities, unequal visibility, and the question of who gets to lead, build, and prosper.
We're also talking about our curated marketplace of entrepreneurs. Because supporting small businesses isn't simply shopping. It's about circulating resources, creating opportunity, recognizing expertise, and investing in the people who help communities thrive.
Who gets seen? Who gets funded? Who gets heard? And who gets left out?
This is bigger than a brunch. Bigger than a television show. It's about the kind of economy and community we're willing to build together.
We gather. We tell stories. We reveal.
� Bamboo Royal Oak | Royal Oak, Michigan
� Sunday, October 18, 2026
� 11:30 AM–2:00 PM
Come for the conversation. Stay for the community. Leave ready to make some good trouble.
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