Dear Black Folks Podcast

This episode is a discussion with guest Valon from This Is Sex Podcast. This was not an interview, more of a conversation like you would have with your friends or family about whatever is going on in the world at the time. In this dconversation we talked about the recent presidential debate as well as the current heighten racial tension that is happening in our country right now as well as a few other things. It's simply just an open conversation I think you all will enjoy. 

On this episode I interview three ladies who are the host of a hot new Podcast by the name of "This Is Sex". They will discuss their reasons for creating their podcast as well as get into some steamy conversation on the subject of SEX covering everything from health to kinks. Sit back tune in and enjoy.

In this episode I have a discussion with Davette Henderson Brown about recognizing, understanding and dealing with trauma in the black community.

In this episode I have a talk with Steve Muhammad, once a part of the NOI security team and teacher of self deffence for the FOI. Steve also for 10 years worked as Wesley Snipes bodyguard. Steve is very known in the world of martial arts, Bruce Lee once was quoted for saying Steve had the fastest hands and feet he had ever seen. Steve talks to me about his experiences growing up, how he dealt with racism in and out of the world of martial arts. He also talks about becoming a member of the NOI and how he became a bodyguard for Wesley Snipes. 

In this episode I talk with sex educator and counselor Dr.J about the importance of communicating with your children and educating them on the subject of sex. We then move on to discuss sex in adult relationships and the importance of communicating with your partner about your wants, desires or concerns in order to have and maintain a healthy and happy sex life.

In this episode I talk about taking ownership of your choices and decisions in life and believing in yourself. Not letting fear or what others think keep you from pursuing your goals and dreams.

In this episode I have a discussion with Tyree, a childhood friend that shares her story of her journey through surviving sexual assault by a police officer, years of substance abuse, and going in and out of the revolving doors of the justice system. After years of living a lifestyle she knew would never lead to anything good, she finally turned her life around.