The Honorable Edwin Narain has been an active leader in the Tampa Bay community for three decades. His desire to help others grew from the examples set by his parents and has led to multiple leadership roles throughout his life.

We playback some of our "best of" moments with our hosts.

Dameon Clay, LMHC and CEO of Silver Linings joins the show to discuss how to help men open up about their mental health struggles to prevent domestic violence. Pastor Forrest Fleming and Brother John from the Crossover Church discuss their upcoming Fight Club: Men's Health Summit and why men should take better care of their physical health. Also auditions to replace Kenya ... all in fun!

DJ Ekin joins the show and gives his thoughts on a plethora of topics. We also discuss the "responsibilities" at family holiday gatherings, if entertainers still should be supported when their political views are in conflict with the public's perception of them and if the Artemis 2 launch was an amazing feat of science or a hoax.

Community builders Ernest Coney Sr and Chloe Coney share their story on the roles they've played in helping Tampa's African American community as history making, ceiling breakers in Florida.

Pinellas County Commissioner Rene Flowers discusses her history representing the constituents of Pinellas County, how she got started, and what’s next for the area. Bill Betts, District Resource Teacher of the Hillsborough County School district also joins the show to talk about the upcoming Father’s and Families Summit. Listener calls on the cancelling of certain musical artists.

Gwen Hewitt, Area Development Director for the United Negro College Fund of Florida, and BCU Alumnus HaLia Braynon, MSW discuss UNCF’s upcoming Mayor’s Masked Ball and how the community can get involved to support students. The hosts also discuss the reality of last-minute wedding proposals.

Ersula Odom, CEO of Sula Too Publishing, talks about International Women's History Month and “hidden figures” from the Tampa Bay area. The hosts also take listener calls about economic boycotts and their impact on communities of color.

Ashley Butler, owner and Franchisor of Ice Cold Air discusses her career path from franchisee to owner, and how anyone can do it too. The hosts also discuss bad prom experiences, whether ex’s should be invited to your wedding and listener thoughts.

Latosha Hoskins, founder of Multiple Reasons and Dr. Brandon Blue of Moffitt Cancer to discuss the rise of Multiple Myeloma in the Black and Hispanic communities and how it can be treated and managed more effectively. The hosts also discuss disciplining misbehaving school children and whether pajamas should be banned on flights.