Host Tyrone Tony Reed Jr. interviews Kayla Owens, Chad Graves and Don A. McCorry with the Jackson-Madison County African American Chamber of Commerce's Follow Me Into Business program.

"JMCAACC is 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with a three-fold mission: The Growth and Development of Member Businesses, Youth Entrepreneurial Development and Community  and Economic Development in West Tennessee and particularly in Jackson Madison County.

As the resource for African American business owners, partnerships and corporations in Rural West Tennessee, our objective is to help new and existing businesses reach their potential by using our resources to connect them with major corporations, community leaders, and other business owners so that they learn, grow and network for greater economic development and success. The strength of our businesses determines the strength of our communities and families. Our watchword is focus.

In keeping with that mission, we highlight outstanding contemporary and historical business owners through our Annual Jewel Awards Banquet.  We train and educate young people, ages 12-18, for success in business (and in life) through our Follow Me Into Business® youth workforce development program that offers soft skills training, shadowing, mentoring and internships or paid summer jobs.  As part of the eight-week summer program, we also offer a tour of government offices and provide community service opportunities. We provide support for business owners with workshops and our latest effort is a new small business conference, the West Tennessee Business Showcase and Economic Development Conference.  We also offer a morning of golf in fun with our Follow Me Celebrity Golf Classic held the second Tuesday in September."

Also in this episode, the host speaks about the recent shake up at the Tennessee Department of Health.

In this episode of "Hub City Now with Tyrone Tony Reed Jr.", the host interviews 19-year-old Australian singer, songwriter, performer Luke Harrison.

Harrison spoke about his newest single "Make Me Better", how he got into the music and entertainment industry, and how his gifts and talents have taken him to other countries.

Harrison is currently working on three new singles showcasing his extraordinary skills and abilities. He is a multi-instrumentalist, playing piano, drums and percussion. He also acts and had performed in many productions in Australia and the USA.

Harrison also offers encouragement and advice to those who want to get into the music or entertainment industry and why it's important to overcome rejection.

Find out more about Luke at www.lukeharrisonperformer.com/ or @lukeharrisonofficial on Instagram,  at https://www.youtube.com/c/lukeharrison on YouTube.com and you can find his music on Spotify and Apple Music.

In the Sunday, June 19, 2016 Episode 3, the host, Tyrone Tony Reed Jr., speaks with James Theus Jr., co-founder of the Society for African-American Cultural Awareness (SAACA), about Juneteenth (June 19). Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day and Juneteenth Independence Day, commemorates the announcement of the abolition of slavery in Texas on June 1865, and the emancipation of African-American slaves throughout the Confederate South.

Reed also spoke with Theus about Father's Day and the importance of fathers and father figures. To learn more about Juneteenth, visit http://www.juneteenth.com.

To learn more about SAACA, visit http://www.saaca.com. "Hub City Now with Tyrone Tony Reed Jr." is proudly sponsored by Baskerville Funeral Home, RNR Tires Express & Custom Wheels, Stylz Menswear and the City of Brownsville.

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