For to long black peoples contribution to society has gone unrecognized, but on the season finale we highlight the things black people have done to make this world a better place for everyone.

Headed by the CEO of Eradesence Media Ms. Eradesence this episode is all about sexual health in our community. remember listen, like and shear.

A talk among friends about black empowerment. Spiritual, intellectual and emotional empowerment.

A discussion with Mr. and Mrs Carey. A Bahamian man who married an African woman. In this episode we talked about cultural differences, challenges faced and of course Marriage.

I strongly believe that our country needs training when it comes to customer service to our own kind. As we dive into this topic please be advised that we are not bashing our brothers and sisters be simply saying take care of your community and your community will take care of you.

A discussion among friends about the educational system in the Bahamas with a special guest Mr. Theo J Arthur a teacher @ St Georges High.

For years and years abuse in our society has been covered up and the victims have been ignored. In this episode we have a very special guest that is here to shed light on a very dark topic and expose the truth. Mrs. Cindy Godet, an advocate for abuse survivors advocate. Listen to her heartbreaking story, be inspired to tell the truth and share.

400 years of slavery and now we are free but or so we thought. We have been silently suffering from ptss Post Traumatic Slavery Syndrome. The black community is angry, rightfully but now its time to face the past and embrace our future.

A continuation of the topic we stated. There were many things left unsaid in the last episode and on this episode we continue on the topic. Get ready this one was fire.

After suffering from the devastation of Hurricane Dorian, the entrepreneur community took a heavy hit financially. Months into recover from such devastation the community was hit with another storm in the form of a pandemic known as Covid-19.