A discussion of business and management issues.

This is our SEASON 4 Premiere y'all!! We are so excited to be back and we couldn't have chosen a better guest to start the season off with! Allow us to introduce you to Sir Knight, Co-Founder of the primary Black Trans* News Resource - BlackTransTV! We spend our first episode back talking to Sir about his thoughts on Black Unity, the responsibility of educating ourselves and what it takes for black folk to really do better. We even take a moment to discuss the role that hip-hop does or does not play in uplifting communities of color... we talked about everything and you should hear it. You know what to do...SUBSCRIBE and ENJOY!Follow the work: Instagram: @blacktranstvBlackTransTV on YouTube!FOLKS - don't forget to share your thoughts by tweeting us @safewordsociety, leave a REVIEW wherever you're listening and SUBSCRIBE!www.safewordsociety.com

The Dance Union is a podcast where members of the NYC dance meet, discuss, share stories, and provide resources and support as we navigate through the field of dance.

Ep 12: You're Only As Faithful As Your DM'sDoes Social Media change who you are when you have a significant other? How much should you change for your partner?Angela and Marien discuss Monique because she gave them so much material!

On Episode 13, This QPOC Life we chat it up about the Grammys, Broadway, the juxtaposition of White Fragility to Black Expression, the Spice Girls Reunion, Maxine Waters and more!Follow us on social media: @thisQPOCLife

Sports Social with Ed Easton Jr featured a complete recap of Super Bowl 52 as the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the New England Patriots to win their first Super Bowl. A look back at the controversial rumors heading into the halftime show starring Justin Timberlake and the latest members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Check out Keepingitrealsports.com & SportsSocialPod.com for more information

Jazz, Just The Way We Like it is a weekly podcast series discussing and playing those jazz classic songs of the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s.

The Dance Union is a podcast where members of the NYC dance meet, discuss, share stories, and provide resources and support as we navigate through the field of dance.

We visited Old Frog Pond Farm in Harvard Massachusetts and got spoiled with some great organic food, a sculpture walk, and some healing hospitality.

Tory interviews Aileen Kyoko, who wrote and acted in Project:Girl's episode "Bella." They chat about female friendships and social pressure, Wondering why this episode ends so abruptly? Tory and her guest Sharinna Allan had so much fun talking about sex, drugs and girlhood that it had to be broken into two parts. Stay tuned! and how it carries into adulthood.