In this episode I speak with Kashá Taylor, a Memphis-born digital content creator and founder of Melanin Vibes, about how she cultivated community in Tulsa and how she overcame the backlash she received from speaking out.

In this episode I speak with Tyrance Billingsley, a descendant of Greenwood and founder of Black Tech Street, to learn how he’s leading the effort to transform Black Wall Street into a premiere tech hub.

In this episode, I speak with Tulsa entrepreneur, author and survivor of the foster care system Amnoni Myers about how she builds community authentically.

In this episode I speak with newly elected Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols about his historic election win and what he hopes to accomplish for the city.

In this episode of In Depth With Deon, I speak with Terence Crutcher Foundation deputy director Sheyda Brown about how Tulsa was able to elect its first Black mayor in a state that overwhelmingly voted for Donald Trump.

In this episode of In Depth With Deon I speak with Georgia NAACP President Attorney Gerald Griggs about Trump’s failed effort to remove DA Fani Willis from his election interference case, the racial backlash against DEI, opposition to the construction of Atlanta's "Cop City," & how we should respond with solidarity in this new civil rights era.

In this episode of In Depth With Deon, I speak with Emmy-awarding winning Local News Live D.C. national broadcast anchor and former OU classmate Rasheeda Kabba about what drives her to tell the overlooked stories of forgotten souls.

In this episode of In Depth With Deon, I speak with nationally recognized journalist and author of “Built From The Fire” as he takes you through the birth of Black Wall Street, the 1921 Massacre, Greenwood’s rebirth, urban renewal and issues impacting the community today.

In the premiere episode of In Depth With Deon, I introduce you to Ashley Moss, an unapologetic broadcast journalist in Oklahoma City whose exclusive angle on a school shooting revealed a valuable lesson for questioning police narratives.