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Guest host Leslie Jones welcomed Quilen Blackwell, the founder of non-profit Southside Blooms, which transforms vacant lots in Chicago into solar-powered, sustainable flower farms. He explained why he decided to start the organization and how proceeds from Southside Blooms give back to the community. To help continue his mission, Leslie surprised Quilen with a check from TisBest!
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