In this bonus episode, host Nate Davis visits the 7th Street Mural in Little Rock with his daughter, Sara. While on location, Nate speaks with the artists/activists who organized art projects at the mural for the community to participate in, contributing to the every growing artistic expression on 7th Street. Enjoy the "on the street" conversations with Hamid Ebrahimifar and Tanya Hollifield, COVID-19 precautions being respected of course. Afterwards, Nate sits down with his daughter, Sara, to discuss her experience contributing to the mural projects and her journey becoming a young, developing artist.

In this episode, host Nate Davis talks with global fusionist Solomon Burchfield, APPC co-chair and community advocate who works to eliminate chronic homelessness in his Fayetteville, Arkansas hometown. Join us as Solomon explains how finding commonality in hard conversations can aid in the quest for justice, and the role love plays in his arguments to make the world a better place.

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In this episode, host Nate Davis talks with the powerful and insightful Rev. Dr. Anika Whitfield,

activist and co-chair of the Arkansas Poor People's Campaign. Stay tuned as Dr. Whitfield shares her upbringing,

her influences, and her motivation to lead the campaign for justice here in Arkansas.