On this episode special guest, Mrs. Varner  discussed the role of  the arts as an avenue to educate and address social justice. Learn ways to utilize cultural representation  in the arts to build equity.

Tuff Luv Messenger with King Vihzen 2.26.23

Change Matters with Kenny Hendrix and Collette Williams 2.21.23 Interview with Jacob R. Miles III

In Your Own Words with Dr. Godwin Orkeh 2.20.23 Interview with Ruby Prince

Mindful Monday's with Dr. Corliss Bennett 2.20.23 Interview with Greg Cheadle

Menu Monday's with Aundre Blasingame 2.20.23 In conversations with Collette Williams

Mindful Monday's with Dr. Corliss Bennett 2.13.23 Loving While Black, Interview with Greg Cheadle - PART #1

Tuff Luv Messenger with King Vizhen 2.12.23 The Black Man

Tim Swain holds a bachelors Degree In Communications, a Masters of

Education from Texas State University, in Texas, United States and a

Masters of Arts in Theology and Mission, with a concentration in World

Christianity from Ghana, Africa. Mr. Swain is an internationally

recognized poet, author, speaker, award winning performer and catalyst

for social change. He has been captivating audiences for years. Over

the past 15 years, he has headlined and has been the keynote speaker at

international venues in Mexico, Ghana, and the United States of

America. Mr. Swain is a global citizen who is the Co-Founder and Director

of Anidaso 360; an organization that empowers and equips

disenfranchised communities through education, economic, and social

advancement. In addition, this organization empowers young adults

through international immersion trips to Ghana for transcultural leadership experiences and exposure. 

In the Mix; Conversations with Collette and Corliss 2.8.22 Interview with Calvin and Marchetta Hill, and Caliah Knapp of the Mr. and Mrs. Military Pageant