CUTT DOGG talks SMASH Bros. and non-profit organization, Stepping Into Your Destiny. He finalizes with more details about his FEATURES 2 mixtape & collaborating in Birmingham.

CxLTxRE CONNECT links up with recording artist and founder of Stepping Into Your Destiny, CUTT DOGG, as he gives his perspective on the importance of mentoring our youth and hiphop as it currently stands.

10 year old author and illustrator, Ayrika Jones, promotes her new book “How Did You Know It Was Me, Mr. Tomato?” while also discussing her writing process, her goals and aspirations, and her vision moving forward.

In the final segment, Darrin “DC” Carter speaks on the value of black neighborhoods and preparing to be successful; he gives his final thoughts on the importance of mental health awareness.

Darrin “DC” Carter exchanges views with CC on the importance of black family, support amongst black men and women, and recognizing black culture.

The conversation continues with the normalization of violence via social media, rebuilding the black community, and valuing the black dollar.

Innovative Customz founder, Darrin "DC" Carter, joins CxLTxRE CONNECT to address the psychological issues stemmed by prejudice, oppression, and trauma in the black community.

CxLTxRE CONNECT and Blooming Unlimited founder, Tierra Robinson, continue discussing mental health in quarentine, self-, medicating, & how to support someone dealing with depression.

CxLTxRE CONNECT is joined by blogger and founder of Blossoming Unlimited, Tierra Robinson to discuss the elements of black mental health including its origins, stigmas, and affects.

CxLTxRE CONNECT reflects on the innocent lives lost at the hands of law enforcement, and the stand for justice while being black in America. The hosts also discuss a plan to reform the current justice system as we know it.