Dameon Clay, L.M.H.C. talks the status of young boys and men in society and how we can help them overcome the unique challenges modern society presents.

Tradition vs. change, getting older, people not returning text messages and why Kenya doesn’t like praise teams.

Angelina Ryan with A-1 Opportunities discusses their upcoming Christmas fundraiser and the work they are doing to support the community.

This week we sit down with “Money” Michelle Blalock to talk about XELLO - the free resource for k-12 students in Florida public schools for career planning. Also, listener calls about the new federal professional education degree designations that exclude nursing and education.

Anji Corley co-hosts, and we talk with Matthew Hale, the founder of “We Gonna Learn Today” about his volume of Black History education books. We also discuss the generational divide within the community.

Nikki Gaskin - Capehart, CEO of the Pinellas County Urban League, discusses their upcoming Sip. Savor. Vibe fundraiser and the programs the PCUL is utilizing to renovate the community.

This week we sit down with Gregg Buckshon and Jake Ann Morton of the Pinellas Diaspora Arts Project to discuss the Tampa Bay Urban Futures Festival. We also take listener confessions about things that may or may not get your card taken.

Nurse Practitioner Ronsha Brown discusses prevention, early detection, screenings, and all things medical health. Also, is time travel is a real possibility?

Lisa Benson of the Benson Advantage discusses how to get your child to college and get it paid for. We also discuss “rogue” aunties and uncles who “teach” the kids when you’re not around.

Attorney Chemere Ellis, President of the George Edgecomb Bar Association discusses the upcoming expungement workshop and how to have records cleared. We also discuss "what the line is" for leaders of faith.