In episode four, we discuss tapping into your divine purpose, becoming a free thinker, and allowing the journey of self-discovery to unfold with educator, artist, and visionary Omolara Mino.

At the conclusion of episode three, listeners were left with the question, "What have you faced where you exercised your voice to inform those around you, or to call out injustices?" Listener Dominique Kauffman wrote in to share her experience with speaking out against colorism in the Black community.

In episode three, we discuss reparations, why Chicago Southsiders should keep hope alive, and how politics can be our power, with district representative Jauwan Hall-Bertrand.

At the conclusion of episode two, listeners were left with the question, "What difference have you tried to mask in the face of whiteness?" Listener Brandon Worix wrote in to share his childhood story.

In episode two, Ina discusses decolonization, herbalism, root working, and connecting with the ancestors with poet, and educator Jasmine Babineaux.

At the conclusion of episode one, listeners were encouraged to reflect on the question, “Where do you feel most tethered to?” Listener Daniel Hagos wrote in to share his personal reflection.

In episode one, host Ina Briggs explores her own identity, sets the intention for the podcast, and develops shared language for the terms colonialism and decolonization. She leaves listeners with questions to investigate and thoughts to ponder.