DINING ROOM TABLE

This week I am joined by Kent ”KO” Osbourne & we discuss our youth and the importance of mentoring and be present for our youth. Tune in.

This week I am joined by JR Rivera & we’re going to discuss the responsibility of Black male Educators in the school system. Are Black male educators only utilized and respected as disciplinarians than teachers in their school? Do Black Educators have a moral and cultural obligation to teach culturally relevant education to their students and do Black educators have a responsibility to be more than just a teacher to Black students?

This week I am joined by Zingha Foma & we’re going to discuss being a millennial entrepreneur. What does it mean and look like at a young age to invest in your dreams and what you’re passionate about than to go with what is safe? What does it mean to have a moral & cultural obligation to your people as an entrepreneur? Tune in!

This week I am joined By Zuri Ngozi & we’re going to discuss why women shouldn’t settle in relationships. Have you ever tried to be intentionally single, but yearned for a companion? Has your desire ever caused you to give in and settle for someone? Tune in!

This week Sydni Smiley (@_shadesofsyd) and I discussed what it means to stand in one's authentic self as well as the correlation between knowing oneself and womanhood. Tune In!

This week I am joined by BJ Fadairo (@kingbjkutz) and our topic and question for the day is how our parents’ decisions impact our lives. When parenting, is presence alone sufficient for a child’s upbringing. Tune In!

This week, I am joined by Keiera Lavon (@itskeilavon) and our topic and question for the day is Health in the Black community. Does what we eat matter? What does it mean to eat to live? And does what we consider soul food have long-term damaging effects to our bodies? Tune in!

This week we’re talking about Black women being labeled intimidating whether that be professionally, romantically, or personally. Does being labeled “intimidating” offensive to you? Do some people play into the stereotypical role of being “intimidating”? Tune In!

This week I am joined by Ashanti McLeod(@ashantiaaliyah) and with this being graduation season, our topic and question for the day is life after graduation. After graduation, does your anxiety hit? Do you begin to feel like you’re not enough or graduation wasn’t enough? Or do you begin to feel pressured? Like if you’re not walking in your purpose or in the field you studied that you’re a failure? Does life after graduation bring you happiness or does it just increase your anxiety? Let's talk about it!