Season 3 kicks off with a very special guest Fre Johnson, the author of the book "Secrest St Jean". A woman who balances alot on the day to day...motherhood, being a wife, managing one of the most popping clubs in Oakland CA. All that and still finding the time to transfer her imagination to paper. Welcome to season 3!

Season 2 comes to an end and on this night im joined by Rose Mitchell. A woman who is not scared to speak her mind as she gives me insight on her purpose in life. The passion that she has helping people discover there meaning can be contagious. Thank you for listening season 3 coming!

Today I take the back seat, bridging the gap between old school and new. Explaining your lifes work to someone can be nerve racking you value your art so much because you know the time and effort that was put in to create it but will they have the same admiration? We review the Album NOSTROVIA by Black Daddy Slim.

Is saying I go see a therapist just a cool thing to say? Is being sad because you lost your job mean you have depression? Now days people say you need a therapist for everything, Dr Norman Hering joins me and debates his experience providing service to a world thats so fragile.

The description of this episode is exactly how it was, and thats... who knows. I just pushed record and you get what you got a shit show!

Not just a pretty face but a Community organizer, a creative, a model, a photographer but most importantly a Mom. Sydney Forneret explains why motherhood is so important to her and her passion for the arts.

There comes a time when your life changes. What is different that caused that change, well that depends on the person you ask. For Jada Michelle it was simply opening her mouth and asking for people to give her the opportunity. DJing, modeling, creating music this woman might be small on the outside but her drive enormous.

Gumbo has a lot of things in it. Different spices, seafood, meat, and whatever else you want to put in it. Lionface Da Ceff is like that Gumbo his trials in different jobs are the spices the amazing children he created are the crab legs his drama with baby mamas is the white rice and his periodic states of depression is the broth. All that together creates the man you hear in this interview I present his Gumbo!

HunnyTinted, the princess of Nicaragua explains what makes her different from the rest. At first glance you would think this woman is a sweet girl with no worries but don't judge a book by its cover. Her music tells a story of life in Central America and the Bay Area having to work numerous jobs to support her passion, to working with men with hidden intention. Listen carefully.

The author behind the best selling Ba'Quan series sits down and explains the origins of his prize work. From coming up with the idea of writing a children's book that enhances the traumatic experience of a young boy that witnesses a mothers questionable behavior with numerous men to a book about just being a dusty nigga Bryson Clark tells his life story of his early days in ATL and San Jose.