Finishing our two-part mini-series with Supervisor Angry...this is typical of our podcast. We start with an agenda but will follow the conversation wherever it leads us and this episode is no exception. In this conversation, it leads us to the future of Prince William County.

Victor Angry represents the Neabsco District on the Prince William Board of County Supervisors. A man who wears many hats, his role of county supervisor is just one of many leadership positions he has held and current holds. This is the first part of our conversation with Supervisor Angry where we talk about his perspective on the qualities of a strong leader.

We are back in the studio with a new Season and a new objective. The one-year break we took was full of discoveries, including some interesting truths in our own backyard: Prince William County. We can't wait to tell you all about it.

In this episode, we discuss the Netflix docuseries “Colin in Black and White” and the personal and cultural messages shared. Watch the series if you haven’t yet, then join us to hear our takeaways.

Welcome back, everyone! We took an unconsciously planned but much-needed break from recording this summer and early fall. But we are back in the studio and are eager to share so much while we continue on this journey together.

In this episode, we discuss the 30-year old article “Beyond the Melting Pot: The Browning of America” and look at the history of our current culture wars.

In this episode, we talk to artist and author Karisa Keasey about how she is using her art to advocate for social justice for refugees.

In this episode, we speak with Dr Blaine Robin, British Academic in North Yorkshire (England); former UK politician (2008-2012); Activist and Proponent Of Reparatory Justice for the Role Played by the British (and others) in the enslavement Of African and Caribbean people in the Transatlantic Slave trade (arguably the biggest crime against humanity), about the work he’s doing to dismantle racism in the UK.

In this episode we discuss the “cancel culture phenomenon” and what we think it all really means.

In this episode, we discuss how to care for ourselves amidst all the trauma in our society.