• Episode 2: From Capitol Hill to Capital: Talibah Bayles on Making Small Businesses Bankable
    Apr 30 2026

    Host Gloria Ware sits down with Talibah Bayles to explore her journey from federal service to founding TMB Tax & Financial Services and the fintech Bankably.

    They discuss Talibah’s 2020 U.S. Senate testimony, the access-to-capital gaps facing small and Black-owned businesses, and practical solutions—financial literacy, documentation, and a new bankability score—to help entrepreneurs qualify for funding.

    The episode also highlights Talibah’s new role directing Miles College’s Women’s Business Center and how community-focused coaching, tech, and trusted lender connections can remix who gets funded.

    Connect with Talibah

    linkedin.com/in/talibah-bayles-tmbtaxes

    bankable.ceo

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    58 mins
  • Episode 1 - GTB Advisors: Setting the Groundwork for Capital Access
    Apr 1 2026

    Episode 1 of Capital Remix is now available. This episode dives into the story behind GTB Advisors and the thinking that drives our work. We talk about capital access, ecosystem gaps, and what founders and institutions need to consider before chasing funding. It’s a practical, honest conversation designed to help listeners better understand the systems behind capital and how to navigate them with clarity and confidence. Press play and let’s get into it.

    GTBAdvisorsLLC.com

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    10 mins
  • Capital Remix - Episode 1 Official
    Apr 1 2026
    10 mins
  • Capital Remix Pilot
    Mar 14 2026

    The Capital Remix pilot episode is officially live 🎧

    This short episode sets the stage for what’s ahead. Why this podcast exists. Who it’s for. And why it’s time to rethink how capital moves in today’s economy.

    If you’ve ever questioned the traditional funding narrative or wondered what other possibilities exist, this is the place to start.

    Tune in and join us as we kick off the conversation.

    www.GTBAdvisorsLLC.com

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    8 mins