Violence around Tampa Bay has pushed two retired members of law enforcement, with more than 60 years of combined experience, to question what’s wrong with the communities they used to serve. The talk we had on A Frank Conversation involved what moves people in the wrong direction and what it will take to turn lives around. 

This week on "A Frank Conversation," 10 Tampa Bay's Frank Wiley spoke with former NFL player Jerod Cherry about the pressure athletes face. He discussed Simone Biles as well as his own panic attacks. Jerod also talked about Tom Brady's Hall of Fame career, as they were both teammates in New England.

This is Part 2 of 10 Tampa Bay Brightside anchor Frank Wiley's conversation with Simeon Rice. Rice earned three Pro Bowl selections and a Super Bowl title with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. This week, Simeon talks about his views on CTE, social justice and other tough topics.

Simeon Rice, who earned three Pro Bowl selections and a Super Bowl title with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, joins 10 Tampa Bay Brightside anchor Frank Wiley for a conversation about his life and football career. This is Part 1 of a two-part series.

Are you deserving of your success, or do you believe your opportunities belong to a better qualified person? Psychologist Lisa Orbe-Austin PhD joined us to discuss imposter syndrome. She never promised perfection but did offer what it would take for you to grow into the best, healthy version of yourself.

Darrell Daniels of Derrick Brooks Charities says relationships between police and the communities they serve need resuscitating. The community activist had 'A Frank Conversation' about trust issues, youth, safety and repairing broken lines of communication.

Are you familiar with toxic masculinity? We had A Frank Conversation with leadership coach Dr. Jeffery A.J. Johnson about the symptoms of the problem. Dr. Johnson told us how toxic masculinity impacts him and how he is teaching men to fully embrace themselves.

Are you listening to yourself? Do you need help dealing with the world? If so, where do you turn? These are all questions you may have asked yourself as you moved through life over the last year. On "A Frank Conversation," we talked to Carmela Hill and therapist Sierra Hillsman. Hill shared her struggles and her victories. Hillsman helped us put experiences into proper perspective. 

Life looks and feels different for many of us because of the COVID-19 pandemic, especially in our homes. How are couples defining roles, and what has helped the process along? Kari Goetz and her husband, Crawford Long, invite us inside their home.

Some children are seen as older than they are, and Dr. Carleah East said it happens often to Black children. Dr. East talked about the adultification of Black and Brown kids. She explains the symptoms of adultification and how she works to stop it from happening.