The teller today is Janelle, also known as "Janelle Ja." The topic, "Christianity in the Black community" led to a beautiful dedication to Janelle's grandmother (mom), as she expresses the power of her mother's faith in God.

In this episode, Vanessa tells the incredible story of the first celebrity Chef in America. He was not just any Chef, he was a slave of President George Washington.

In this episode, James Parrish Smith provides us with a short black music history lesson and some insight into black music.

In this episode your host Vanessa reflections on her week filled with family health issues.

The teller for this episode a Memphis native tells us how it was growing up there, and what it's like today.

In part two of this interview with a Chicago Law Enforcement source, we discuss “Should we teach our kids their legal rights? In case they get stopped by a police officer?”.

In this episode, the teller is a Chicago law enforcement officer. Vanessa asks him about the shooting in Chicago, arrests, and the fear of police officers in the city.

In this episode, Vanessa and co-host for this week Sharmell Favours sit down in Columbus, Ohio with a 31-year-old Army Veteran to discuss what it means to serve America as a Black woman.

Vanessa and co-host, Sharmell Favours discuss what the July fourth holiday meaning is, what it means to them and the significance of this holiday for Black people.

A Sociology experiment was conducted in Chicago asking random people in the loop (downtown) and on the south side. The question was "What is Juneteenth?"