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We say we want to fight for our young people, but do we communicate with our young people? This episode we speak to 21 year old, Mikai Jamison about some of his experience and views being a young black man in America.
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We see #blacklove on our timelines with pictures of Kings and Queens expressing their melanated love. It's a beautiful sight, but really...what is "Black Love"? Is it limited to romance or can it be more? This week we sit down with Free Phareal to converse discuss true black love.
In the wake of the recent pandemic Black businesses have been popping up everywhere. Some new, and some with a new opportunity to show themselves to the world! Yet, the support from our community is lacking. This week we talk to Trinetta Boswell about why this may be and how we mi…
This week my life long friend, Sheryl Tomlinson, joins the conversation to talk about taking chances and stepping out into the unknown. It's a candid, no rules conversation between friends.
MVP. It's what we will be calling our soon to be Madam Vice President, Kamala Harris. She is a melanated woman about to literally take on the world . This conversation we sit with Yaya Julz to discuss the impact of this ground breaking moment in Unites States history for other mel…
In this 3 part series special guest, Nielson Craig, will discuss his journey from religion to reality. This is not to intended to convince anyone to think the way he does, but instead...just to think. Think beyond lessons taught by man, and into reality given by your Creator.
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