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Dream Catchers

NDIGO STUDIO is a talk show, hosted by Hermene Hartman, speaking with an authentic voice about contemporary issues with exclusive interviews and discussions on issues that matter. We seek to change the narrative on Black folk by providing a fresh approach to empowerment, insight, and perspective. We talk about accomplishments and achievements to newbies, newsy, and noteworthy personalities.

Dream Catchers

NDIGO STUDIO Episode 5 | 28m 4s | CC

Hermene Hartman interviews Brenda Myers-Powell, who shares her story of transitioning from street prostitution to founding Dreamcatchers. Myers-Powell now works to rescue young women from human trafficking. This episode highlights her resilience and dedication to transforming lives, providing an in-depth look at combating human trafficking.

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