Preschard Williams, Regional Director of Prevention for CAN Community Health and Antonio Miles, a sexual health advocate with Evolve Tampa Bay join the show to discuss the importance of dispelling misinformation about HIV/AIDS, getting tested, and knowing your status. We also get insight on helping men find community and HIV/AIDS activism.

Best of replays with CDC of Tampa's Chief Strategy Officer Jeffrey Johnson who joins us to talk about the CDC of Tampa's work to help families and workers in our community.

Also, the Tampa Bay Chamber’s VP of Economic Inclusion, Avril Stinson comes in to talk about the Chamber's Minority Business Accelerator Program and how it’s helping Black and Hispanic businesses.

Jill Smith, Senior Director, Global Alzheimer's Platform, Participant Services program and Dee Jones, Ph.D., are on the show to talk about Alzheimer's, its disproportional impact on the Black community, and what steps people can take to get help for themselves or a loved one. We also take calls about to hear what's the community is talking about.

Darrick Fullwood, CEO of AAA Builders and We Dream CDC, joins the show to talk about the Rock the Vote event at Perry Harvey Park. Also, the crew shares thoughts on the split being caused by politics in today’s church.

Lorielle J. Holloway, Founder and Creative Director of the Cultured Books Literacy Foundation, joins the show to talk about the St. Pete Reads Lit Fest. Gwen Henderson, owner of the Black English Bookstore also joins to discuss literacy in the Black community and why Black bookstores are needed. Plus, callers give their thoughts on friends asking for CashApp contributions on their birthdays.

CEO Carole Alexander and Vibe personality Anji Corley with Next Stepp join the show to discuss their upcoming gala and how Next Stepp supports families in the St. Petersburg community and Dr. Latamia White-Green from Tampa Family Health Centers, talks mental health post hurricane and helping children and adults with their overall well-being.

Rodney Ward with Claims Appraisal Services gives insight on navigating the insurance process after a natural disaster.

Pinellas County Commissioner Rene Flowers, Tampa City Councilman Luis Viera, Lorena Hardwick, VP of External Affairs / Feeding Tampa Bay, and the Reverend Larry Roundtree join us to discuss recovery efforts, county assistance and helping Bay area residents after Hurricane Milton.

Members of the Tampa Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc break down what each of the amendments on your election ballot mean and attorneys Clinton Paris and John Monteiro explain what these changes could bring to our community.

Retired journalist Maryellen Gordon from the League of Women Voters St. Petersburg chapter, talks the importance and mechanics of voting and learning more about the candidates and issues on the ballot.

We also discuss Hurricane Helene and the resources available to people impacted by the storm.

Dr. Tiffany Bell joins the show to discuss Suicide Awareness Month and the impact suicide has had on young Black men and women.

Also "What's on your mind?"