How can a community work together to drive positive change? and what does that really look like? 

Who is really responsible for driving community change? and is relying on schools enough? 

April is highlighted as Child Abuse Prevention Month, but the work doesn’t stop there. Hear how one Champaign center continues to support kids and families year-round.

What happens when a journalist turns the lens on their own family story? Lee Hawkins shares how investigating his personal history shaped new perspectives on growing up Black in the Midwest. 

In this episode of Dialogue, host Kennedy Vincent explores the reclamation of the word "fat" as a neutral descriptor and examines the impacts of fatphobia, particularly in college environments. The show features in-depth conversations with two expert guests: Dr. Roushanda Breeden and Dr. Shaciarra Hamilton. 

After a two-year campaign, DeShawn Williams will be the first Black mayor of Urbana. Hear what he has in store as he prepares to be sworn in. 

What does it take to lead one of the top public universities in the country? Chancellor Robert Jones shares what he's learned during his time at the university. 

As measles cases rise in the U.S., public health experts are raising concerns. What steps can you take to stay safe and help prevent the spread of the disease?

How does Alzheimer's disease impact Black families, and what challenges do they face in care and diagnosis?

Some are marching, others are boycotting. But is anyone really silent? Rabbi Sandra Lawson joins us to discuss race, protest and the power of choosing when and how to show up.