In Part 4, the Brothers and Sisters sit down with Paul Simms of Google Fiber to talk about the importance of mentoring in finance and tech, particularly for blacks in the field.

In Part 3, Nicole leads a discussion of Plies's breakdown of relationships and the importance of aesthetics.

In Part 2, Walter leads a discussion on the prison system, mental health, and it's overwhelming impact on the black community.

In Part 1, for black history month, Kwaisi continues his exploration of black personhood at the Supreme Court level with an analysis of Buchanan v. Warley (1917), a housing case that was perhaps the first major victory on the path to civil rights.

The Brothers and Sisters interview with Luke Anderson of the Gordon School to talk education of and about historically disadvantaged and marginalized people.

In Part 3, for Black History Month, Kwaisi continues his exploration into black personhood in America at the Supreme Court level with analysis of Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)

In Part 2, Walter explores how black women are treated within the zeirgeist in 2021 with Serena Williams as the guiding light.

In Part 1, Lindsay leads a discussion on city planning with the backdrop of the Texas powergrid failure.

In Part 2, the Brothers and Sisters sit down with Dr. Katherine Marshall Woods of PsychMinded Media discussing the intersection of media and mental health.

In Part 1 of our podcast featuring Dr. Katherine Marshall Woods, Kwaisi continues his exploration into the development of black personhood in America during Black History Month with a review of The Civil Rights Cases (1883)