It's been a long time, we shouldn't have left you...at least not without an explanation. On this episode of Outchea University, Bryanda talks about quitting her job and what she has learned about entrepreneurship since she made the leap.

Have you ever wonder what it takes to start a skincare line that can be sold in stores? On this episode of Outchea University, we chat with Chinelo Chidozie and Ndidi Obidoa about how they transitioned from corporate life to creating Bolden, a skincare line for Black women (and men!). We talk about everything from what sparked the idea, how they left their corporate jobs to the processes of formulating the products for Bolden.

Josh went to college but later dropped out. Bryanda went to college and now has a degree that she might not use in the future; however, we both don't regret going to college. On this episode of Outchea University, we address that newly popular opinion that college is a waste of money. We also break down strategic tips for various types of creative entrepreneurs to "finesse" the system so that they get the most out of college for their business hustle.

On this episode, we chat with Liane Membis, founder of BAUCE Magazine on how she created an online magazine that attracted angel investors. Liane also tells us what type of funding she requests from investors as well as the expected return. This is a great episode for anyone interested in working with angels and anyone who wants to start a blog or online magazine!

On this episode of Outchea University, Bryanda talks about her experience at SXSW 2017 in Austin, TX and interviews Rachael Holder, the director of the Stage 13 digital series, I LOVE BEKKA LUCY. She also talks with co-stars Jessica Parker Kennedy (from Starz Originals "Black Sails) and Tanisha Long (from HBO's "High Maintenance) about the importance of diverse representation for people of color in the media.

On this episode of Outchea University, Bryanda and Joshua talk about the myth of what it means to be an overnight success and content creators' obsession to go viral. With Mahershala Ali, Solange and Chance the Rapper being called an overnight success, we talk about the work that has to go on behind the scenes before that big perfect moment.

On this episode of Outchea University, we talk about the difference of pursuing passions while being self-employed vs. having a full-time job. Josh is a full time photographer and graphic designer while Bryanda is the founder and editor-in-chief of Quirktastic, but also works full-time as a cytogenetic technologist.

On this episode of Outchea University, we talk about how to know when to give up, pivot or keep going. We also have Taniqua Russ from TaniquaRuss.com who shares her "outchea moment" of the week.

On this episode of Outchea University, we interview Lindsey Day of CRWN Magazine (www.crwnmag.com).

On this episode, we talk with creative director turn digital influencer, Devan Anderson about creating a career that utilizes his talents.