Join Lissette and Maurice as they interview Clement Townsend in this encore episode. Clement Townsend spent 17 years on television as a sports journalist covering the Super Bowl, the NBA All-Star game, the CFB national championship and much more. This is why he so passionate about the media. He has spent the last two years working as a consultant in various schools around Chicago teaching a media program. He has trained 500+ students and has seen some amazing results.

Lissette and Maurice are joined by their spouses, and they get real about their interracial/interethnic marriages from their perspective.

Lissette and Maurice get real about their interracial/interethnic marriages, and how they impact both their professional and personal lives.

Professor Joe Flynn of NIU's College of Educations takes us to school as he discusses the power of hip hop as a change agent and in particular how it can be used in the current educational process. Listen as he describes how to push past the gimmicks and truly hit the heart of hip hop in the classroom.

While we think of Latin American first when we hear the word immigration, this episode delves into the story of a multilingual professor who journey to the US from the Ivory Coast. Listen to Dr. Abu Bah share his life lessons!

Join your hosts, Lissette and Maurice, as they talk with Lu Rocha about providing mental health services that are diverse, inclusive, and culturally accessible to everyone.

Lissette and Maurice discuss their own personal stories with mental health.

Your hosts, Lissette and Maurice, interview Sammy Rangel about his life, and how he went from living a life of hate to now helping others leave hate groups.

Lissette and Maurice talk about their various identities, and how intersectionality has shaped their experience and leadership.

Join your hosts, Lissette and Maurice, in this thought-provoking interview with Dr. James Cohen. Some of the topics discussed are immigration, Black & Brown divide, and how educators can have difficult conversations for the sake of their students.