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0:00Bale Collective Birmingham hits OWN, April 10th, spotlighting a crew of dynamic black women from the Magic City. Their bosses in business, navigating relationships, personal growth, and tight knit friendships, all while repping Birmingham's resilient vibe and entrepreneurial fire. These ladies each got deep ties to the city that shaped them. Kayla Inman rolled in from Buffalo at age 12 after losing her dad, turning Birmingham into her foundation. Tiffany Jones, LA born, but bomb raised from five, owns it like a true local. Four My Four came from Nigeria through marriage to a native, planting roots nearly 10 years back. Amber Jones, ex-UAB baller who went pro in Europe, returned in 2017 to launch her empire. Viewers get raw looks at their lives. Kayla rediscovering herself post 18-year marriage. Tiffany juggling faith, mom duties, and her goofy side. With real growth, Funmi blending Nigerian culture into new bonds, and Amber pushing past

1:02pressures as a CEO to define her path. The season dives into unfiltered authenticity, showing success ain't perfect. Grief, identity, and purpose hit everyone. Their mix of country, city, and immigrant stories makes it super relatable, building community and hope for black women nationwide. This shows a proud flex for Birmingham, celebrating sisterhood, strength, and that up-and-coming energy, catch it and see yourself in their journey. That's your update from Birmingham News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.