(Airdate 9/10/24) It's debate night! This may be the only change we have to see VP Harris and former Pres. Trump square off on the national stage together. Here to break down with Areva what you should expect tonight, is Univ. of Michigan Dean of Students, Aaron Kall, and a veteran communications strategist/retired Communications Prof. from Wake Forest Univ., Allen Louden.

(Airdate 9/9/24) In advance of the Presidential Debate, Areva concludes her series of voters' reactions to the Harris/Walz ticket, by inviting on organizers of the "South Asians for Harris/Walz" Zoom calls. Veteran political organizer and Founder of "Anthem of Us LLC", Anurima Bhargava, and Tanbir Chowdhury, media strategist and Pres. of "They See Blue NY", join Areva to give there insights as to how the South Asian communities response plays into the larger national conversation.

(Airdate 8/28/24) Today marks the 61-year anniversary of the historic March on Washington for Jobs & Freedom. We look back at this day with Prof. Christine Slaughter of Boston University, to reflect on the past and see how it impacts our present and future. Also, in recognition of the attacks on DEI in the workplace, KBLA Climate Justice partner, LA Dept. of Water and Power Sr. Asst. General Manager, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, Greg Reed joins Areva to talk about how LADWP is leading the charge to fight for climate justice solutions and preserve DEI.

(Airdate 8/27/24) A recent Washington Post article highlights the relationship Black women community leaders have had on Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, and Areva invited some of the women featured in that article to share their experience. Toshira Garraway, is an activist from Minneapolis who founded, Families Supporting Families Against Police Violence, and Nekima Levy Armstrong, a former President of the Minneapolis Chapter of the NAACP and a Civil Rights attorney, are joined by youth activist Jerome Richardson to reflect on this moment for the country and the work they do in Minnesota with Gov. Walz.

(Airdate 8/26/24) The week that was at the Democratic National Convention is the focus of today's show, specifically the role various social media influencers played in Chicago. Ryan Alexander Holmes is a content creator and one of over 200 content creators invited to the DNC by the Democratic Party for his humorous political content. He and Areva are joined by resident social media analyst, Prof. Andre Brock from Georgia Tech Univ. To discuss how strategic a move this was by the Party and what it means for the election.

(Airdate 8/22/24) Areva is closing out her LIVE coverage from the DNC with one of her favorite political minds, Communications Expert Richard Greene joins Areva in a lively conversation about the turnaround that the Democratic Party has made this summer and preview her acceptance speech at the DNC, while laying the foundation for the sprint to the finish line.

(Airdate 8/21/24) Areva has two of her favorite Democratic strategists, Isaac Wilson (South Carolina) and Chris Walton (Wisconsin) on to break down night 3 of the DNC, LIVE from Chicago

(Airdate 8/20/24) Security Expert Adam Hodge and Wisconsin Delegate, Chris Walton join Areva to give their impressions of the DNC and expectations for the speeches on Night 2.

(Airdate 8/19/24) It's Night One LIVE from Chicago and the 2024 Democratic National Convention. Areva is there talking to all the movers and shakers and getting them to share a few minutes of their time at the DNC. Tonight, Areva welcomes Dr. Ben Chavis Jr., President and CEO of the National Newspaper Association, which represents over 200 African American owned newspapers.

(Airdate 8/15/24) Areva is back! And, she welcomes two experts in the field of media literacy and ethics. Dominique Shelton Leipzig, Attorney and Author of, "TRUTH: Responsible A.I., Innovation, Privacy, and Data Leadership" is here to discuss potential applications of blockchain technology towards combating misinformation. Also, Professor Andre Brock of Georgia Tech University gives his thoughts on where policy and public opinion are diverging.