Fred Hearns, Curator of Black History at the Tampa Bay History Center, talks Black history and Rodericka Applewhaite, Sr. Associate at Focal Point Media, about her time at the White House working as the Director of Black Media.

Three-time NAACP Image Awards nominee, visual artist Jason Fleaurant, talks his Black History Series Peanut Headz and St. Pete natives Samantha and Kianna, organizers of Tampa Bay Collard Green Festival, come through to discuss the upcoming festival and the services it will provide the community.

Entrepreneur and owner of True Value Hardware Store, Chris Cunningham discusses "buying the block" and why investing in the Black community makes sense.

Listeners weigh in on which 90s movies were the best representation of the era.

Local architect and CEO Jerel McCants (JMA) discusses the remnants of separate and unequal in local buildings and his new book, The Architecture of Segregation: The Hierarchy of Spaces and Places. Plus, listener calls about home remedies and dreams interpretation.

Retired TPD Major Rocky Ratliff, Tampa native Howard Harris, and event planner D. Shennell Reed join the show to discuss the Tampa MLK Jr. Parade and graduate Greek life and listeners weigh-in on the story of an unwed mother being asked to confess her “sin” publicly to the church.

We kick off the New Year with mindset master teacher, motivational speaker, and human potential expander Bridgette Simmonds joining the show to talk about shifting your mindset to achieve your best life. We also are joined by Vibe on-air personality Anji Corley, St. Pete City Council member Corey Givens Jr., and NextStepp CEO Carole Alexander to discuss the NextStepp Center’s upcoming Gala.

How can you plan for financial success in the New Year? Dr. Gen Dobson (CEO, Degrees of Success) discusses strategies for folks with student loans, and what changes to expect in the upcoming administration and Dr. Renee Baker (CEO, RBI Group) talks obtaining good general financial health, economic empowerment, and living life authentically.

What are your favorite holiday songs? Why are Black people no longer getting married? We also get listener advice on how couples can make it to their 50th anniversary and beyond.

How can you plan for financial success in the New Year? Dr. Gen Dobson (CEO, Degrees of Success) discusses strategies for folks with student loans and what changes to expect in the upcoming administration. Dr. Renee Baker (CEO, RBI Group) talks about obtaining good general financial health, economic empowerment, and living life authentically. We also take your calls to hear about what's on your mind.

Educator, preservationist, outdoor enthusiast, and visiting professor at the University of Tampa, Dr. Hillary Van Dyke, joins the show to talk about why it's important for more Black folks to get outdoors, visit parks, and be authentic to themselves. The hosts also discuss how telling someone “I need to talk” can be triggering.