“New Frontier of Wealth Building”

Hosted by Ricardo Cumberbatch & Hebrew Dixon, this episode dives deep into the difference between podcasting and internet radio—which one builds momentum, income, and impact for underserved communities?

Ricardo:
Look — the job market is unpredictable. In 2025, we’ve got AI taking over customer service, automation hitting warehouses, and traditional college degrees not guaranteeing employment like they used to.

Hebrew:
And when recessions hit, guess who usually gets hit hardest? It’s our people. Our communities. The ones without backup plans, access, or connections. That’s why we’re talking about careers that can weather economic storms and still create stability.

This episode is called: “Family Fuel.” Because whether it’s your mother supporting your vision, or your fraternity brothers investing in your idea — family, in all its forms, shapes how we build in underserved communities.

This episode is titled: “The Student Loan Whiplash: What Now?” We’ll explore the current state of repayment, the shrinking pool of forgiveness options, how to avoid traps, and what tools can actually help you breathe when the weight of student debt gets real.

Welcome back to Alpha Flite, where we break down complex financial topics so that everyone—especially those in underserved communities—can build wealth with confidence. I’m your host, Ricardo Cumberbatch.

And I’m Hebrew Dixon. Today we’re going all in on something that sounds boring, but drives the global economy: bonds. We’re talking what they are, why they matter, and how they affect not just Wall Street, but your street.

The bond market is so powerful that it recently forced a president to pause major trade policies with just a slight twitch. Today we're exploring how this mysterious force shapes everything from your mortgage to global politics.

Let’s start at the root. Fear is often taught—especially in communities where financial stability was fragile. You grow up hearing:

“Get a secure job.”
“Don’t take risks.”
“Don’t mess up what you have.”

These one size fits all requirements just don't match the reality. On the ground, the SNAP cuts are equally troubling. Food banks are already stretched to their limits in many areas. The numbers here are staggering. We're talking about potential impacts on over 8 million Americans. That's like telling everyone in New York City they might not have enough to eat. So what about these tax benefits they're touting the increased child tax credit and TIP tax exemption or. Well, here's the thing.

If you're a small business and you're thinking I don't have the money to give back yet, lets be clear, Impact isn't just about dollars. Here's how to offer your space for community events. Mentor 1 Teen from the neighborhood. Partner with a local nonprofit for joint campaigns. Create a feedback wall. Let your customers shape the culture. Train your staff on cultural competency. Start small, stay consistent and know this. When the community feels valued, your business grows stronger