In this episode I share my plans for Changing the Narrative with Cecil Grant. I discuss my plans for season two and what I plan to do while I press the “pause” button on my podcast. Be sure to tune in!

In this episode I provide you with an update on the life and times of Major Daniel Walker. I also provide commentary on an article written about Major Walker in Black Enterprise magazine. If you’re new to the podcast, check out episode one for complete details of the life and times of Major Daniel Walker.

In this episode I talk about Constitution Day and present a breakdown of the preamble that was provided to me by a friend who graduated from the United States Air Force Academy in 1983. Perhaps if we understood the preamble we’d understand the significance of this day in history and our Constitution.

In this episode I revisit the events of 9/11/2001 and call for us as a nation, to unite in spirit as we did so many years ago. I close with an article written by Cornel Nistorescu, a Romanian, entitled “Ode to America”, written on September 24, 2002.

In this episode I share my personal ( well not too personal) experiences with online dating. It’s an interesting journey into what is the unknown for many. Tune in for the fun.

In 1976-77, Coach Davis inspired, motivated and changed the lives of a small group of boys. He took a team that went 3-4-1 to a 7-1 record and the first football title for the school. My days at Rome Catholic High and being a part of that team, with this coach will reside in my heart forever. Enjoy this very personal interview.

A quick trip into the names American blacks have used over the years. It’s about learning, teaching, and gaining understanding. Listen and learn.

In this episode I run to my safe space to get away from a racist rock. Come join me in this fun and informative discussion about a racist rock….

In this episode, I discussed the murder of another seven year old girl. She was murdered by gang members at 2:30 PM, while her mom was putting her in the backseat of their car. Where is the national concern? Where is Black Lives Matter and Ben Crump? Gang violence: just a normal way to live in Chicago.

We continue the discussion about the concerns associated being pulled over for driving while black. Emotions run hot but great advice is provided. Don’t miss the fun.