Steele Studios Blogs

On December 29th, 2025, history was made. People may ask, why bring up the past? Well, to be honest, when you hear about a Black owned book store who has experienced trials and tribulations, and still came back to give the community liberation, we need to compliment our past.

Sapphic Saturdays Women Loving On Women. The Sapphic Saturdays was exactly that: a room full of softness, sisterhood, and a love that felt familiar.

On November 9th, community builder, mentor, and mental health advocate Neco Niche hosted her Gather & Give for the local community.

Another day in The Bear Cave Podcast, but this one felt different, alive with legacy, laughter, and the spirit of Shaw University.

There’s nothing quite like knowing the history behind why Black businesses played such a vital role during the Industrial Revolution, a story of strength, vision, and unity that continues to shape the world we build today.

Applause to Liana K. Nelson, owner of Uniquely U Counseling and host of Liana K. Snack On This.

Durham, North Carolina When creativity calls, the Bull City always answers. This month, MouthSplit had the honor of joining forces with the Bull City Chic Social Media Group and together, they brought Durham to life in a way only homegrown visionaries can.

Raleigh, North Carolina, a city that rose from the wetlands. Land once shaped by water, rich and alive, yet too often left without the care needed to protect Mother Nature from human hands.

Zaid Steele, CEO of Steele Studios LLC, attended Let’s Get Social Raleigh’s Business Shower, hosted in collaboration with the National Black MBA Association of North Carolina, a gathering where ambition met authenticity and vision met voice.