Areva recaps the chaotic, useless 2nd republican presidential primary debate with Democratic Strategist and friend of the show, Richard Greene.

The WGA Strike has come to an end, but unions around the country are still picketing. What’s behind this wave of work stoppage? WGA Writer Kirk Moore, and Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress, Mike Williams, join Areva to delve into the details.

When Roda Osman posted a video of herself with a swollen face, claiming that a black man had hit her with a brick while other black men stood around and watched while failing to offer her any assistance, she started a viral disagreement between men and women about whether black men protect black women. Areva takes a closer look into the details with the help of Dr. Dianne Stewart, Author of “Black Women, Black Love” and Dr. Ish Major, Board Certified Psychiatrist, Relationship Coach and Life Coach.

Areva has an in-depth conversation about housing inequality with the nation’s foremost expert on the subject, Dr. Andre Perry, Senior Fellow at Brookings Metro, and Faith Weekly, Community Development Advisor for the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

Deion Sanders has captured the imagination of the nation in his short time as Head Coach of the University of Colorado’s football team. But has Colorado become “Black America’s team”? Avi Bernard sits down with former college football player and Professor at San Jose State University, Dr. Shaun Fletcher, and former college basketball player and coach, Educator, Entrepreneur and Motivational Speaker, Danny Griffin to break it down.

Avi Bernard sits in for Areva and enlists the expertise of KBLA Sports Reporter Ray Richardson to break down what the Deion Sanders and Colorado Football mania is all about.

The International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW) have been on strike for one week now, and there’s no telling how long the work stoppage will last. Why is this strike different from other strikes, and what do auto workers want? Avi Bernard sits in for Areva and enlists the help of Mike Williams, Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress, and Eleanor Mueller, Economic Reporter for Politico, to break it all down.

Areva dives into the migrant crisis in NYC with Assemblymember Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn of New York’s 42nd District, and Immigration Attorney Mayra Joli.

Areva has a discussion about the mental health state of America and trauma, and holistic healing in the black community. Dr. Jennifer Mullan, Author of “Decolonizing Therapy: Oppression, Historical Trauma and Politicizing Your Practice,” and Dr. Shena Young, Author of “Body Rites: A Holistic Healing and Embodiment Workbook for Black Survivors of Sexual Trauma” join the show.

Avi Bernard has a conversation with KBLA Sports Reporter Ray Richardson about Kevin Porter, Jr. and Julio Urias - two athletes who appear to have thrown away their careers for domestic violence. Plus, Valeria Esparza-Chavez, Head of Home Lending for the Hispanic Segment of Wells Fargo, to discuss the disparity in home ownership among people of color.