The topic of  "child molestation" is often silenced within our community. The Hon Minister Louis Farrakhan said, "this is a regrettable subject but it is one that must be addressed".  Some statistics state that 1 in 5 girls and 1 in 20 boys are victims of child molestation. In truth, the number is much higher because many victims refuse to ever speak about it. Join me as I engage in a very transparent discussion with entrepreneur and author Hashim Hakim as he shares his personal experience about this explosive topic.

This has been my longest Podcast up to this point. Every minute is filled with heartfelt transparency and healing. We all will suffer from some type of trauma in our lifetime. The challenge is having the courage to not only face the monsters inside of us that were created from our pain and trauma but how to overcome them so that they cease to have a powerful influence on our lives and relationships. Sistah Naomi is full of passion for her work as an Angelic Healing Facilitator and is committed to doing her part in the healing process especially for women. This is pure fiyyyah from beginning to end.

This must be one of my favorite podcasts. I had the honor of interviewing 6 of my siblings. This is very transparent and heartfelt. Some places will have you laughing while other places will have you crying. This is a micro reflection of many Black families whose lives were forever altered in the face of the horrific Crack Epidemic. Believe me, you will enjoy and this will cause you to take another look at your own family and what steps can be taken to finally heal the wounds.

After spending over 23 years behind bars, Mataka Askari is now using what he learned to impact, inspire, and empower others. He eloquently exposes the many traumas faced by Black people in America after centuries of slavery, racism, Jim Crowism, segregation, violence, poverty, and oppression in its various forms. If you want to get a clearer understanding of some of the destructive behaviors displayed by Blacks in America, listen to and share this podcast with all of your friends and family. 

Too many of us like to play it safe in life. Either we are comfortable and content with our current situation or we are stricken by fear and do not face our challenges and overcome our obstacles. Verena Lake is from Dominica. She is a fearless millennial who refused to allow fear to keep her stuck in a situation that did not reflect her best life. She chose to travel to the United States as a foreign exchange student and her courage to shatter the walls of her comfort zone. If you have children who are late teens and early adulthood, you want them to follow this rising entrepreneur.

Salahuddin wears many hats. Teacher, mentor, minister, speaker, father, husband, entrepreneur, Ambassador Elliott, and the list goes on and on. Enjoy this heartfelt and transparent interview with the celebrity father of one of the greatest running backs in NFL history, Ezekiel Elliott, as he discusses much of his history, lessons learned, ups and downs, struggles, victories, etc. You are absolutely guaranteed to learn the level of sacrifice that it takes parents to make in order the raise our children to be nothing short of phenomenal. 

This interview is dear to my heart. We all will make mistakes or poor choices in life. Our challenge is to learn the lessons that are born from these choices and mistakes. St Louis Hip Hop Artist B Tight has had his share of rough experiences. From wreaking havoc in the streets to now being a part of the city workers who are cleaning up those same streets, his life has had a turnaround. This interview is raw, transparent, and to the point. 

The negative circumstances of our lives can sometimes define who we are or who we will become. It takes a unique type of person to rise above the painful emotions of our experiences and extract the valuable lessons that are designed to elevate our life to a higher level. Listen to this amazing story of Qaadir Muhammad's aka "The Wellness Preacher" journey into manhood, mentorship, and mission.

This is such a heartfelt story that discusses many of the issues faced by children who are forced to live a life absent the love and support of their parents. Sis. Tayla X candidly shares the far-reaching effects of a disrupted relationship with her mother and how it has shaped her personal and business life.

This story is such a remarkable expression of faith, right thinking, and right living. When we strive to live our lives in accordance with the will and plan of God we are invigorated. Listen to this heartfelt discussion with Speaker and future author Markus Muhammad as the ups and downs of a child born testing positive for HIV. He dis defying the odds and enjoys life with his wife and children.