Radio Wakanda
Music, culture and voices that bring us together.
Listen to Radio Wakanda ↗Builder • Community Advocate • Speaker
I didn’t want to spend the rest of my life talking about what somebody should build. So I started building it.
Stronger communities. Brighter opportunities for our youth. A lasting legacy, built together.
Culture. Community. Possibility.

People. Purpose. Legacy.Each project is part of a bigger vision: unity, opportunity and a legacy we can build together.
A long-term vision for youth, culture and a self-sustaining community on 78.5 acres.
ExploreOne dollar a month or $12 for the year. Small contributions, shared possibilities.
ExploreA symbol of unity in the fight against racism and intolerance.
ExploreOpening Black History Month together in unity.
ExploreFamily, food, music and community, together outdoors.
ExploreMusic, voice and culture. The sound of our community.
ExploreCelebrating achievement and making youth excellence visible.
ExploreCulture, skill and competition around the domino table.
ExploreOur stories, culture and possibilities on screen.
ExploreCulture, youth, land, media and gathering — connected by a belief that we can build a self-sustaining community that invests in our people.
See the bigger picture ↗
The person behind the projects.The ideas, the lessons and the work behind the vision. A journey rooted in community, cultural pride and the next generation.
I didn’t want to spend the rest of my life talking about what somebody should build. So I started building it.Meet Marc ↗
Music, stories and conversations from the Wakanda community.
Music, culture and voices that bring us together.
Listen to Radio Wakanda ↗Conversations about our people, our possibilities and the work ahead.
YouTube episodes coming soon.Our stories, our culture and our possibilities on screen.
Watch TV Wakanda ↗Ideas. Lessons. Updates from the work.
Reflections and updates from Marc are on their way.
A vision changed when it moved from conversation to a physical place that could be walked, measured and built on.
The one-dollar idea became a practical test of collective participation and scale.
Separate initiatives began connecting into a broader network: culture, gatherings, media, recognition, youth and community infrastructure.