In light of the recent high school name changes in Tyler, Texas, Emily's hometown, we sit down with one of Emily's close high school friends, Kevin Porter, to discuss all things race and racism as well as what it was like to a black man crowned as Mr. Robert E. Lee.

Brett & Emily sit down with Jessica Sykora from Unbound, a national organization working to end human trafficking and Detective Joe Scaramucci of the McLennan County Sheriff's Office. Joe is a leader among law enforcement officers working in the field of trafficking crimes around the nation. He is also a federal officer of the Department of Homeland Security, which means Joe can work anywhere in the nation to combat modern day slavery.

Brett and Emily sit down with author Kristen Howerton to discuss parenting in the midst of COVID and her new book "Rage Against the Minivan".

Brett & Emily sit down with Baylor professor Elise Edwards.

Brett & Emily sit down with lawyer and advocate, Brittney Wardlaw, for an open and honest discussion about race and why cultural competency is important for everyone.

Brett & Emily sit down with lawyer and advocate, Brittney Wardlaw, for an open and honest discussion about race and why cultural competency is important for everyone.

Brett & Emily sit down with good friend and founder of Talk More. Tech Less, Dawn Wible. They discuss all things tech during this season of COVID-19 and how parents can guide their kids.

Emily sits down with Patricia, Alissa and Kodi, the newest graduates of Jesus Said Love's ACCESS program.

Brett & Emily sit down with their kids, Hattie (17), Lucy(15) and Gus(10), to talk about quarantine life.

A day after mass shut down of the NBA, NCAA, local schools and travel from Europe because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Brett & Emily sit down with local physician, Soo Battle and discuss all things Coronavirus and what those in the commercial sex industry should understand.