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In this inaugural episode, Kweli and Brielle lay the foundation for their first season, outlining the purpose and mission of the podcast. With their backgrounds in psychology, education, and research, Kweli and Brielle explore the impact of socialization on Black youth and how parents and teachers can equip themselves with the knowledge and tools to support healthy development.
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