On this episode of BLK Talk, we sit down with the dynamic Dewayne Queen—Director of the Division of LGBTQ Affairs, advocate, creative, and changemaker—who is doing the work to build equity, visibility, and lasting change for the LGBTQIA+ community.From leading impactful initiatives at the city level to creating powerful platforms like The Trans Life Awards™️, Dewayne Queen is intentional about uplifting voices, honoring stories, and creating spaces where people feel seen, valued, and protected.In this conversation, we go beyond titles and into purpose. Dewayne shares his journey, the responsibility of leadership, and what it truly means to advocate for a community with authenticity and impact.✨ In this episode, we discuss:• His role as Director of the Division of LGBTQ Affairs• The vision and impact behind The Trans Life Awards™️• Advocacy, equity, and creating safe spaces• The importance of visibility and representation• What’s next for the movement and the communityThis is more than a conversation—it’s a call to action.Tap in and catch the conversation. This is BLK Talk—where stories are real, and the impact is intentional.

After a decade away from the spotlight, singer, songwriter, and entertainer CameroN is back—and this time, it’s personal.On this episode of BLK Talk, CameroN opens up about his highly anticipated new project TEN, a body of work that reflects the 10 years he spent away from the industry—living life, growing, and finding his voice again.We dive into the stories behind his latest releases, including the emotional single “Too Late” and “Goodbye,” featuring New York’s own James Lefty. From heartbreak to healing, CameroN shares how real-life experiences shaped his sound and sharpened his purpose.This isn’t just a comeback—it’s a reintroduction.✨ In this conversation, we discuss:• The meaning behind TEN and his 10-year hiatus• The inspiration behind “Too Late” and “Goodbye.”• Growth, life lessons, and stepping back into the spotlight• What this new chapter means for his artistry and legacyTap in and catch the conversation. This is BLK Talk—where the stories are real, and the impact is intentional.

On this episode of BLK Talk, I sit down with Trackz, the creator and host behind the viral social experiment “Pop The Balloon or Find Queer Love.” What started as a creative idea has grown into a powerful cultural conversation about dating, identity, confidence, and connection within the LGBTQ+ community.

Trackz shares his journey from being Array the musician to evolving into Trackz the influencer and host, building a platform that has captured the attention of audiences across social media. We also talk about the growth of the series and his recent partnership with Gaye Magazine, helping bring the show to an even wider audience through Snapchat distribution.

This conversation is also special for me personally because Trackz was my very first guest on BLK Talk, making this moment a full-circle reflection on how both of our platforms have grown.

Tune in as we talk about creativity, authenticity, building a brand, and creating spaces where people can show up as their true selves.

In this episode of BLK Talk, we sit down with Timothy George, founder of eLo, for a powerful conversation on purpose, wellness, and building a brand rooted in intention.Timothy shares his journey into entrepreneurship, the vision behind eLo, and how plant-based living, community, and values continue to shape his work. This isn’t just a conversation about business—it’s about alignment, impact, and staying grounded while growing.Tap in, reflect, and join the conversation.Let us know what resonated with you in the comments. 👇🏾#BLKTalk #TimothyGeorge #eLo #PurposeDriven #BlackEntrepreneurs #WellnessCulture #VeganLifestyle #AtlantaCreatives #BlackOwnedBusiness #IntentionalLiving

On this powerful episode of BLK Talk, we sit down with a Wellness Counselor, Author, father, and visionary behind the impactful new book BE A MAN ON PURPOSE, now available on Amazon.This conversation dives deep into what it truly means to heal as a man. We explored the importance of doing the internal work, confronting generational patterns, and intentionally creating a roadmap to manhood rooted in purpose, accountability, emotional intelligence, and growth.From fatherhood to faith, from pain to power — this episode is a call for men to lead themselves first. Healing within the man is not weakness — it’s alignment. It’s a responsibility. It’s legacy.If you're a man seeking clarity, direction, and purpose — or someone who loves and supports a man on that journey — this conversation is for you.🎥 Watch the full interview now on BLK Talk.📖 BE A MAN ON PURPOSE is available on Amazon.

In this powerful conversation, I sat down with Jeremiah Woods, Founder of the Hands Off Foundation, to talk about what truly activated him to step into purpose.Jeremiah opened up about the personal experiences and defining moments that pushed him from awareness to action. What started as pain turned into advocacy. What could have been silence became a movement. And today, that movement continues to impact lives through education, prevention, and community empowerment.We also discussed the highly anticipated 7th Annual Teal Gala, happening March 7, 2026 — an evening dedicated to awareness, healing, and collective action. The Teal Gala isn’t just an event; it’s a call to stand together, uplift survivors, and continue building safe spaces in our communities.This conversation is a reminder that purpose often finds us in the moments we least expect — but activation is a choice.Make sure you tune in, share, and support the mission.

In this powerful episode of BLK Talk, Que Jackson sits down with the incomparable Tina Fears—actress, choreographer, creative visionary, and storyteller whose influence stretches far beyond the stage.Tina opens up about how her lineage of fearless, motivated, and trailblazing women—her mother and grandmother—laid the foundation for her confidence, discipline, and creative drive. She shares how their strength, resilience, and unwavering belief in her continue to shape the woman and artist she is today.We also explore the musical legacy within her family—how her grandfather’s musicality and her son’s natural ear for music connect generations through rhythm, creativity, and spiritual artistry. Their gifts not only inspire Tina, but deepen her responsibility to tell stories that honor her family and uplift the culture.This conversation dives into:✨ Purpose and alignment✨ The power of lineage✨ Breaking barriers in entertainment✨ Honoring the ancestors while raising the next generation✨ Creativity as a calling and a responsibilityTap in, learn, and be inspired by the story, journey, and creative fire of one of Atlanta’s brightest talents.Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to BLK Talk for more conversations rooted in culture, community, and storytelling.#BLKTalk #TinaFears #QueJackson #BlackCreatives #CreativeLegacy #BlackWomenInFilm #Choreographer #Storyteller #MusicalHeritage #AtlantaArts #BlackExcellence #FamilyLegacy #WomenInEntertainment #CulturalLeadership

Power, purpose, and strategy in one conversation. On this episode of BLK Talk, Que Jackson sits down with communications powerhouse Kayla Tucker Adams to talk career journey, impactful projects, inspiration, leadership, and what it really takes to build and sustain excellence in the media and PR space. This conversation is full of gems for entrepreneurs, creatives, and professionals navigating their next level. Tap in and be inspired.

On this episode of BLK Talk with Quente, I sat down with three incredible men—Sherrodd, BJ, and Kinder—whose paths to fatherhood look different, but whose purpose is the same. From navigating surrogacy to embracing adoption, to stepping into fatherhood through the unpredictable moments life brings, each of their journeys highlights strength, vulnerability, and the unwavering desire to become a dad. These three stories remind us that fatherhood isn’t defined by how you get there…It’s defined by love, intention, and the choice to show up. Join the conversation as the fathers share:* What inspired their journey*, The challenges and breakthroughs along the way,* How fatherhood has transformed their lives*, Their advice for future and aspiring dads. Three stories. One common goal. Becoming a father.

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