As Black History Month comes to a close, we’re tackling a conversation that hits deep—Has the Black Church lost its power, its influence, its voice?

🔥 Some say it's fading, struggling to stay relevant in a changing world. But Pastor Timothy Findley Jr. has a different take… "The church is yet alive!" 🔥

💬 So what’s the truth? Is the Black Church dying, or is it evolving into something greater? We’re pulling up a pew and getting real about faith, culture, and the future of the Black Church on this week’s Kandid Konversations with Ms. Krystal.

📅 This Sunday 🎙️ Exclusive Interview with Pastor Tim 📍 Streaming on Kandid Konversations

Don’t just hear about it—be in the conversation. Let’s go deep, let’s be real, and let’s talk about what’s next.

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We're tackling a subject that weighs heavy on the hearts of so many in our communities—

life after a felony conviction. 

We’ve heard the phrase, 'Do the crime, do the time,' but what about after the time is served? Can a person ever truly be free from their past?

For the first time in our nation's history, the highest office in the land is occupied by someone with a felony conviction.

It begs the question: if the presidency isn’t off-limits to a convicted felon, why are so many doors still slammed shut for those who have paid their debt to society?

Tonight, we’re honored to welcome Kemnejer 'Tank' Alexander. His story is raw and real—a teenager caught up in the streets, sentenced to a decade behind bars, and now, over 30 years later, still fighting the invisible chains of his past. This conversation isn't just about Tank. It's about justice, redemption, and the power of a second chance."

🔥 Dasha Barbour’s in HOT WATER! 🔥

Louisville, we need to talk. The city’s most beloved soul food spot in Louisville, Kentucky—Dasha Barbour’s— is on the brink.

After a decade of serving up legendary plates, they’re now fighting to keep their doors open.

No corporate backing. No big-budget ads. Just faith, hustle, and a community that’s always had their back. But this time, they need US more than ever.

This week on Kandid Konversations with Ms. Krystal I sit down with Dasha & Aaron Barbour to get REAL about their fight to stay in business.

If we don’t step up, we could lose one of Louisville’s greatest food institutions.

👀 WATCH NOW and learn how YOU can help save this soul food staple! Because once it’s gone… it’s gone.

#SaveDashaBarbours #LouisvilleEats #SoulFoodSurvival #TheScene #SupportLocal

elcome to the debut episode of Kandid Konversations with Ms. Krystal! 

In this first installment, we follow up on a heartbreaking story I first covered as a local TV journalist in Louisville, Kentucky. This story covers the aftermath of the Givaudan explosion that left a Clifton neighborhood resident and her husband homeless.

Eunice Stone, 68, lost the place she called home after the explosion deemed her residence uninhabitable. In this episode, Eunice shares the struggles of navigating displacement, the unforeseen challenges of temporary housing, and the emotional and financial toll this disaster has taken on her family. We also will bring you a heart- warming update!

Join me as we bring real stories to the forefront-raw, real and kandid.