As the Cape Cod community becomes enamored with the hoopla of the holidays, Amplify had the chance to catch up with Marcus Hendricks, owner of Wampanoag Shells, an indigenous-owned business that offers handmade and authentic Native jewelry and cuisine like stuffed quahogs.

Crishana Wright is an African American immigrant from Old Harbor, St Catherine in Jamaica, who moved to Cape Cod four years ago. In 2019 Crishana was preparing for her wedding but to her surprise, there wasn’t an ethnic stylist available on the Cape that could provide the service she wanted.

Although the Wampanoag Trading Post and Gallery, located at 20 North Street in Mashpee, recently opened this past year, co-owners Paula Peters and Danielle Hill have been serving their communities for years as members of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe.

Hello, Cape Cod! If it's Saturday, that means we're introducing you to a terrific entrepreneur of color here on the sand bar.

Greetings, Cape Cod! We have another entrepreneur of color to introduce to you on this fine Saturday. Please meet Ralph Jason Younger of Simply Black & White Hospitality Management & Events as well as (the delightfully named!) "My Daddy Wear's An Apron".

Greetings on this blustery Saturday, Cape Cod! We've got the perfect Saturday Entrepreneur to brighten your spirits: A fashion queen with impeccable taste.

What's up, Cape Cod! It's Saturday so we've got another amazing Black-owned business you need to know about!

Kayla Gomes of House of karina does not come to play, Cape Cod! This week’s Saturday entrepreneur spoke with Amplify’s Tara Vargas Wallace about how she gets her glam squad on, and where she gets her inspiration for superior customer service.

It’s Saturday, Cape Cod! And that means we’re bringing you the story of another local entrepreneur of color. This week, we’re also changing things up a bit. sharing an artist-to-artist interview.