We speak with Cleveland Reporter Tiarra Braddock; as she speaks on navigating the industry of Journalism/reporting as a young black woman, she also speaks about the trials and tribulations of the industry of having to take on new challenges moving and adapting to COVID. She speaks on how certain stories have impacted mental health as well as constantly moving and what it is like to have representation not only at a large level but a local level and being engaged within the communities that she reports in. Speaking also on the elevated responsibilities that come with media during times of the protests and recent incidents of police brutality and what the relations is like at the station!

We sit down and speak with actor Tristin Taylor who played in the notable series Snowfall; as he speaks about coming from and environment where black actors were ostracized and breaking that norm and laying the foundation for next generations of young black talent in acting. We also discuss the importance of black representation and creative control and him being around the likes of John Singleton and actors such as Woody McClain. In his journey we also discuss the importance of staying persistent in your passion and the ebs and flows of following your dreams and what it was like along his journey taking risks and betting on himself.

We speak on the importance of envisioning yourself attaining your goals regardless of what they may be; practicing positive self talk and speaking on how a mindset can change and open up opportunities 

There is no love that you can give yourself that is better than self love; In this episode we speak about the importance of inward thinking, holding ourselves accountable and giving ourselves the proper due diligence and acknowledgment of things we have accomplished while also not allowing ourselves to be complacent and allowing our fears to push us not to control us. This self reflection experience and perspective that the host gives is very quintessential to understanding who we are and allowing ourselves to grow and be that person that we want to be.

We sit down and speak with Tot @coconutoiltati; as she speaks with us about how she got into creative direction and consultation, birthing various different ideas and starting her own agency that operates in different states in the country. She also speaks on where she got her entrepreneurial spirit from, her fashion taste and what it's like being a black woman in the creative space. She also speaks on her dream projects and collars and what she does to maintain her mental health while doing these things and maintaining inspiration when coming to a creative funk.

We sit down with Kyra as she prepares us for the upcoming election(s); Giving us all the information we need for the state primaries August 4th as well as the General Election. We also speak about her endeavors in activism, her leadership in NAACP, and her upbringing that has always made her inspired to be vocal in these different social issues. We also speak about the future and how it will transcend and what it will look like in generations to come.

We bring on Certified Midwife Cynthia Jackson and also aspiring mid wife Kya as she speaks about the beautiful side of pregnancy we never see; home birth for black women and how we have been conditioned to believe hospital births and providing an alternative which are home births. She also speaks about the mortality rates in hospitals, the mistreatment of pregnant black women in these hospitals why this happens and why to consider home births. She informs us of the holistic part of home births, the process of homebirths and also postpartum depression, pre/post clamps and also about why we need more black midwifes and midwifery schools in our community