We welcome Raquel Carter, Owner and Principal Broker of Guide Realty, to our table. We discuss the importance of building a legacy in the community and creating generational wealth for families.

We welcome Joy Harris-Edwards - a published author, a licensed mental health therapist, a minister, life coach, motivational speaker, intercessor and advocate. Joy is a woman with a mission who aims to inspire others to become who God has created them to be, and to help people maximize possibilities, and reach their highest potential.

We welcome Dr. Glynn Edwards, Entrepreneur and Financial Literacy Coach, to the table to discuss how to begin and manage a new business. The IAT conversation also explores the importance of financial literacy from both practical and biblical perspectives to create generational wealth.

We welcome Syvoskia Bray Pope of Credit Conversations to the IAT table. Pope is a Financial and Credit Advisor as well as a pastor. The discussion centers around the myths and realities of repairing credit reports to take charge of one's financial future by becoming credit savvy.

For the final episode of Season 1, Youlonda did a "take over" to interview co-host Charliese and her husband, Robert, to discuss balancing marriage, ministry and the marketplace. The two, known as #TeamLewis, have been married for 17 years and have a thriving business, Robert and Charliese Lewis Ministries Inc., that includes ministry, outreach, and publications. They recently launched a radio show, The 'After Church' Experience. Welcome to the conversation.

Join us as we have a conversation with Patrick and Danielle Easley discussing the impact of childhood trauma on adult relationships. The couple discuss the intimate details as told in Patrick's newly released memoir, "Make Her Love Me: A Son's Battle with Narcissism and Abandonment."

Join us as we have a conversation with Melissa Bush Benford, youth educator and advocate, discussing the importance of foundational adolescent literacy skills, youth development, and being an advocate for your children in schools including special education, pediatric care, and social emotional support.

Join us as we have a conversation with Debora Logan Lawson, Radio Personality and Founder of The Lextropolis Magazine, discussing Women's History Month, the contributions of women in our community, the significance of positive media images, and the power of entrepreneurship.

Join us as we have a conversation with Dr. Roger Cleveland, owner of Millennium Learning Concepts, about addressing issues such as diversity, equity, access, college readiness, social emotional learning, and the achievement gap in classrooms and schools.

Join us as we have a conversation with Devine Carama, Hip Hop artist and community activist, discussing the importance of social justice, advocacy, activism, education, and leadership in our beloved community.