In this lively and unfiltered episode of Bosses of Columbia, the crew gathers for a spirited roundtable discussing the evolving social scene, family-friendly hangouts, and the need for more vibrant, Black-owned businesses in Columbia, South Carolina—especially in the Northeast. From debating the best spots for grown folk to unwind to the challenges of parenting with OCD in tow, no topic is off-limits. The hosts share laughs, local gems like Flip Zone and Champagne Lounge, and dive into how community spaces can uplift or disappoint (especially when the bathroom stinks!). It’s part comedy, part community critique, and all heart. Whether you're new to Columbia or a seasoned local, this episode has something for everyone—plus a few side-eyes and sisterly shade.

• (00:00:00) - Columbia
• (00:03:23) - Ken Walker: Columbia's top influencer and business man
• (00:08:37) - Nebraska: Put something on the NE Side
• (00:13:49) - COLUMBIA ON TAXES
• (00:18:33) - Local perspectives on the school district
• (00:19:00) - Sand Hill: The downfall
• (00:22:53) - No crime in my neighborhood
• (00:23:10) - Should we turn a dead area into a market?
• (00:28:06) - Columbia: Unveiling the Flip Zone
• (00:30:22) - Sources for Family Fun Near Columbia
• (00:32:12) - Columbia's upscale black-owned businesses
• (00:36:28) - How OCD Parents Get Along
• (00:36:58) - "Do we believe the Northeast Deserves More Business than the Northeast