Harvard president Clauding Gaye is facing a wave of calls for her resignation, but is are those calls warranted? Areva is has a real conversation with Dr. Julianne Malveaux - Economist, Author & Educator, and Judith Aidoo, CEO of Casell Capital Partners Ghana Unlimited.

31 year-old Texas mother of 2, Kate Cox found out her 20 week pregnancy would need to be terminated to save her life and possibility of having children in the future, because of a fatal birth defect in her unborn child. Yet, Republicans in Texas refused to allow her to get life saving care. Areva takes a deep dive into the details with Christian F. Nunes, President of the National Organization for Women, Sabrina Talukder, Director of the Women’s initiative at the Center for American Progress, and Michele Goodwin, Professor of Constitutional Law and Global Health Policy at Georgetown University.

Areva is joined by co-authors of the novel, “Rebecca, Not Becky,” in which two upper class, stay at home mothers, one white and one black, explore motherhood, friendship and sisterhood amidst the backdrop of America’s racism.

Avi Bernard is joined by friends of the show, Dr. Shaun Fletcher and Danny Griffin, to chop it up about an NFL Head Coach using the 9/11 hijackers as an example of a group coming together to accomplish a goal, the Heisman Trophy, the Shohei Ohtani drama, and more.

Avi Bernard sits in for Areva and is joined by KBLA Sports Reporter Ray Richardson to discuss Florida State being left out of the College Football Playoff, causing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to float the idea of suing the College Football Playoff Committee. Plus, the NBA In-Season Tournament.

There are four Republicans who aren’t named Trump remaining in the republican presidential primary. Who will win the debate, and does it matter? Political Analyst Ed Sanders and Democratic Strategist Richard Greene join Areva for a debate preview.

Daryl Williams, Jr., Author of “99% A Human, 1% Amazing,” joins Areva to discuss his book, and his life as a black male teacher who is trying to make all his students feel seen.

How does cheating on a significant other affect one’s mental health? Areva brings in two experts to peel back the layers. Dr. Yael Schonbrun, Clinical Psychologist, Relationship Coach, Author, and Professor at Brown University, and Dr. Michael Slepian, Columbia University Professor and Author of “The Secret Life of Secrets,” join the show.

Avi Bernard hosts the Friday Group Chat with Dr. Shaun Fletcher and Danny Griffin, and talk about college football championship weekend, LeBron James saying he’ll skip a Laker game for his son’s college basketball debut, and Fox New’s obsession with a Gay Nutcracker.

A Black high school girl in Kansas City was brutally assaulted by a white male classmate, who also called her the “n” word. Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the Kansas City Defender, the Black-owned outlet that broke the story, joins Areva to discuss his reporting. David Ikard, Professor of African American and Diaspora Studies at Vanderbilt University, provides analysis of the incident and white peoples’ use of the “n” word.