This episode of Conversations with KG: The Podcast, we're celebrating 27 years of the R&B classic "Knockin' Da Boots" by the group H-Town. This is my 2018 Quiet Storm interview with G.I. and Shazam when they did the H-Town Quiet Storm Takeover to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the release of their debut single. We talk about why they signed with Uncle Luke, how they handled the success, Dino, and crazy fan stories.

"Before the Great Migration of the Sexually Liberated, there was Adina Howard." She is on this week's episode of Conversations with KG: The Podcast. We're talking music, sex, love, and situationships. It's a fun conversation and our vibe is like we've known each other for years!

This is throwback Thursday for ya! I'm taking it back to 2016 when the lovely and history making Kathleen Bradley came on The Quiet Storm to talk about her memoir, 'Backstage At The Price Is Right: Memoirs of a Barker Beauty' and how she got the iconic role on 'Friday.' After that, I talk to Kachina Yoga about the benefits of yoga and how it connects mind, body, and spirit, among other things.

Found an old interview with Nick Cannon. So I thought, why not make this the latest episode of Conversations with KG: The Podcast? Nick and I talk about love & relationships, compatibility, and so much more. The second half of the podcast I re-spin my Access Houston interview with Carl Ward from Mangrove Community. They have a voting initiative called iVote Campaign, so we talk about voting and voting rights, among other things.

JeCaryous Johnson's hit stage play 'Set It Off' is in Houston this weekend playing at The Hobby Center. This episode of Conversations with KG: The Podcast, I'm running back my 2018 Quiet Storm interview with Kyla Pratt and Demetria McKinney, who starred in the play as Stony and TT, respectively, in honor of the play returning to Houston with Da Brat, Lil Mo, Keisha Knight-Pullium, and Drew Sidora.

Episode 117 of Conversations with KG: The Podcast welcomes the founder of 'A Survivor’s Voice of Victory,' human trafficking activist and survivor, Dr. Nissi Hamilton. January was National Slavery & Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month and Nissi is talk all about it. She explains the difference between sex trafficking and abduction, what to look for in guys that may be involved in sex trafficking, the different type of pimps, and how one can get out.

We're talking POWER on this episode of Conversations with KG: The Podcast, but this time I have one of the actors on the show, Larenz Tate, who plays Councilman Rashad Tate, and his brother, Lahmard Tate, who plays his brother, on episode 614 - Reversal of Fortune.

Our next conversation is with a young lady who is saving lives by fixing their credit. The lovely Ms. Cat, founder of Flat Fee Credit Restoration & Tax Preparation is going to tell us how to be in the 700 club with your credit score, and other financial information.

It's The Carls on this episode of Conversations with KG: The Podcast. Take a listen to conversation with the legendary actor, Carl Payne from 'Martin' and the first solo male artist signed to Bad Boy Records, Carl Thomas. We're talking about love, music, comedy, stage plays, the Galleria mall, and so much more.

This episode of Conversations with KG: The Podcast features Brandon Johnson, former University of San Diego basketball player. After time in the NBA, Brandon is now a motivational speaker who has already spoken to student athletes at the University of Oklahoma, University of Louisville, and NCAA. His speaking circuit includes non-profit organizations, such as, local foster children, church, school groups and more. Brandon shares his real-life story regarding point-shaving, being picked up by the FBI, and his time in prison. His goal is to continue speaking at various universities and schools in the United States, where he is given an opportunity to give back and make a true difference on campuses with student athletes sharing his testimony, all while motivating and encouraging others.

The episode of Conversations with KG: The Podcast welcomes renown attorney, Ben Crump. We discuss his new book Open Season:

Legalized Genocide of Colored People, the state of the community, the deaths of Mike Brown, Trayvon, Sandra Bland, and the hypocrisy of the government when it comes to the selling of marijuana by black and brown people. We go there on this episode.