On this Easter Sunday we speak with Abe Brown Ministries President and CEO, Robert Blount and a few clients (Mario and Samantha) to talk about the work of the organization and how they are helping returning citizens overcome challenges as they re-enter society. We also talk about ways to avoid being scammed on-line or on the phone.

Event organizer LaShante Keys talks “The Cookout: A Celebration of Brotherhood” and why men need a day off. We also learn about the need for more organ donors through the personal testimony of NC100BW past President Belinthia Berry, a double lung transplant recipient.

For autism awareness month we sit down with disability researcher Shelton Gilyard to talk about early diagnosis, causes, and treatment for autism in underrepresented communities. We also touch on the recent high-profile conflict between NBA superstar Lebron James and ESPN broadcaster Stephen A Smith.

Clinton Paris is our guest host. Multiple Reasons founder Latosha Hoskins stops in to talk about Multiple Melanoma, its impacts on the Black community and why she has taken up the fight to raise awareness about the disease.

Kenya interviews DNC chair Ken Martin and asks about his plan for outreach in minority communities.

Premier Choice Group owners Shantae Gilmer and Shanae Hill come by to talk about how they founded their company, their upbringing in Palatka, and how being business partners in dual markets (Miami and Tampa) has shaped their outlook.

JP Morgan Chase executives Leigh Weaver (VP, Community Manager) and Autumn Winters (Community Home Lending Advisor) join the show to talk about their upcoming "Flipping The Script" event in partnership with 101.5 The Vibe and The All Hart Foundation. DJ Ekin also joins the show to talk about the Vibe's growing commitment to the Tampa Bay community and the role that partnerships are playing in that mission.

Retired Colonel Alfred “Al” Carter, Chief of Staff Florida Department of Veterans’ Affairs, and Attorney (Retired) Major Josh Monteiro join the show to discuss veteran’s benefits and how those who have left the military can get plugged back into what they are owed. We also discuss the importance of wedding vow renewals.

Walter and Charmaine Jennings of Chosen Life Specialists talk relationships and how to make them endure the test of time. We also discuss overcoming adversity when it seems like your plans have gone off track and why men need their flowers too.

Dr. Anthony Watkins of Tampa General Hospital joins the show to discuss the importance of kidney and liver health and dispels myths about organ transplants. Also, Jarvis El-Amin talks about the Masid An Nasr Black History Month program “Honoring Our Medical Professionals.”

Civil rights icon and former Senate Democratic leader Sen. Arthenia Joyner joins the show to discuss the upcoming play “When the Righteous Triumph” about Tampa’s desegregation efforts in the 1960’s. Sabrina Nelson Winters also discusses the American Heart Association Woman of Impact competition and why fighting heart disease is so important.