Aisha and Dad have special guests, Dad's college friend Bob and Mom are back! We discuss how to eat well in scarcity (a pandemic) as well as yet highlighting again the need for an imminent culture shift.

Aisha and Dad talk about the current climate of the Black Lives Matter movement. While they work through this complex conversation, Dad and Aisha realize black folks need time to heal to move to strategy while realizing white people have to take the torch to turn these conversations into action. This whole country has a part to play.

Aisha and Dad talk about the current climate of the Black Lives Matter movement. While they work through this complex conversation, Dad and Aisha realize black folks need time to heal to move to strategy while realizing white people have to take the torch to turn these conversations into action. This whole country has a part to play.

Dad and Aisha chat about the importance of gathering with the family with food sometimes being a focal point. Special guest Chef Fred shares some stories and lots of laughs with us.

Dad and Aisha talk to special guest Kwame and Luam about their lifelong journey in being entrepreneurs. They also discuss the highs and lows for entrepreneurs during this time. Thinking about starting a business?..we say do it!

Aisha and her Dad talk about why he chose Aisha's name for her. They explore the evolution of a name being embarrassing to liberating and tying it into knowing thyself and traveling to the homeland.

Aisha and her Dad discuss Aisha's kidney donation. They share this special episode with Jarvis DeBerry, Aisha's cousin, the kidney recipient. Sit tight because we have more guests on this episode who played pivotal roles through this process!

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Dad and Aisha talk about their experiences with mental health, offer some resources, and know that while we love Jesus if you need some therapy, get it! Your mental health is important. 

Aisha and her Dad discuss the importance of civic engagement and how you can take your possible energy of apathy in voting to a place of activism advocacy. We know this is a complex topic so these two try and break it down to just some simple life experiences that will hopefully excite your interest. 

Aisha DeBerry and her dad, Roy DeBerry talk about their father daughter relationship through the lens of being an African American baby boomer and Gen X-er. Every week they'll cover topics from family to politics and everything else in between. On this weeks episode Aisha and Roy DeBerry discuss how they are dealing with COVID-19, Aisha's recovery after giving kidney and Roy's new book.