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Owners of Black Box Music and Art, Susan and Dwayne Toler expound on the influence of fine art in the world at large and specifically to children and adults in the BIPOC community.
Listen as Hershel and Mona Giroux discuss the ups and downs of launching their new business.
Listen to epidemiologist, Kamesha Owens present the origins and management of Coronavirus in a way we can all understand.
What happened last year??? What can we hope for next year??? Surely, there are better days ahead.
Pastor, Jared and I reminisce about the beginning of Skybridge, it ups, downs and reimagining the future of church in general.
Pastor Bob Rauscher joins me as we go on an investigative journey in search of 1the fading institution of marriage.
Chaplin Tracy Barnett discusses the needs of veterans and the support services provided by veteran chaplains and the local community.
This is a public service announcement to move us off the couch and into the voting booth.
Listen to a super fan’s take on the pros and cons of watching sports during the COVID-19 era.
Dr. Paul K. Minifee reminisces about the importance of persistence, a dedication to academic excellence, family support and the encouragement of his African American teachers to achieving his goal.
What does is take to stay married 55 years? Kenneth and Audrey Woods have the answer.
Comedian Aaron Edwards Hall discusses his new project, LAUGH2LOVE, a comedic real talk session about race in America.
I’m not the one to talk about hair. Listen to my friend Dontriah Johnson and hair stylist, Bianca McNabb on how to care for natural hair and ROCK IT!
Hear Dr. Ike Pauli, the author of “All Life is in the Blood,” talk about how Jesus Christ’s blood bought us a place in heaven. And he does it from a medical perspective.
What’s the difference between how worship occurs in the Black Church versus white church? Have some fun finding out that there might not be that much difference.
African Americans discuss race all the time. Here’s a chance to hear a white person’s perspective on race delivered with honesty and clarity.
Drs. Ike Pauli, Amanda Reyburn and discuss the relative safety of children returning to the classroom. This episode will help parents make an informed decision for their family.
Clarice Golightly Jenkins tells her story interweaving the Civil Rights era and military life usually serving as the lone African American Army officer.
Listen as Clarice Golightly Jenkins. Colonel (Retired) tells her story of growing up in Alabama and attending Tuskegee Institute. It is the story of African American excellence.
College is a major transition. Listen as McKelvie Maxwell shares her thoughts after completing her first year at Alcorn State University during the Coronavirus Pandemic.
Listen as Oletha Johnson and Dr. Elena Iglehart recount managing as well as enjoying pregnancy during an unexpected pandemic.
What happens to top notch doctors when the put down their stethoscope? Listen as Drs. Rene Ornes, William Groos and Fred Rhame give their views on life after practicing medicine.
Have you met KAREN? Brothers Jared and Zach Howelton take over this episode and put “Karen” on full display.
Are you college ready? Cru Team Leaders James and Sara Ward join me to discuss the roadblocks that curtail college preparation while also giving advice on how to turn a maybe not into ready.
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