Judy Ginsburgh, founder of 100 plus women who care about central Louisiana, shares her story of how her family caught CO-VID19, even though they tried to be safe by wearing masks and only leaving their house when needed. She tells of her husbands journey in the hospital and the importance of wearing masks. 

Dr. Patti Ashley, psychotherapist and author of Shame-Informed Therapy, discusses the difference between shame and guilt and the three defenses to shame: moving away, moving towards and moving against. 

Dr. McSharma, a doctor on the front lines of treating CO-VID19 patients, expresses her opinion on the importance of wearing masks. 

Latasha Morrison, author of Be the Bridge, discusses microaggressions, racial narratives and biases. 

Dr Loretta Prater shares her book, Excessive Use of Force, which tells about how her son Leslie was hogtied, suffocated and killed by police in 2004. She had the opportunity to speak with new police recruits about her son to help teach against police brutality.

T.C. Stallings, former star athlete turned filmmaker, shares his story of football being his God then coming to have a personal relationship with Jesus. 

Dr. Riche' Richardson discusses systemic racism and brand redesign of Aunt Jemima.

Lynn Whitfield, Louisiana native actress, shares her journey to become Lady Mae Greenleaf on the OWN hit series Greenleaf

Captain Sonia Pruitt shares her thoughts on the George Floyd case and the other cases like his happening in our country.

Dr. Michael Redmond, Louisiana Eye and Laser, tells us everything we need to know about cataracts.