Live Now, Sleep Later

In this episode we connected with Christopher Bauknight who is not only a good friend of ours, but a also a powerful force in the community. Chris has decided to use his voice and millennial edge to cut through tough issues in our society and we are glad to have this space to share something so important.

Hanif Davis blessed us with a beautiful conversation on being BLACK & BLUE at the same time. As a current business owner and former police officer, Hanif shares exclusive experiences about the challenges one faces in the line of duty as well as how lack of adequate training often hinders police from protecting their communities properly. Hanif has since moved on from police work to starting and operating HADEZ FOOD TRUCK, located in Union, Nj. ((@hadez_foodtruck))

In this episode we speak with Davain McClain on the subject of politics and and black unity. Has the presidency of Donald Trump actually helped to spark the strong forward movement we see today?

Quick thought and question exploring the idea of why we often put out more for others than we do for our own well being.

In this episode, Kalimah sits down with friend and ally Brittni (activist) to discuss being a white woman living in Arizona during this BLM movement. We dive into hard topics like white privilege, the impact on family dynamics, and advocacy.

In this episode we speak with Kalimah Perry to figure out how to work in corporate spaces and other jobs while coping with the current racial climate and trauma black Americans face on a daily basis.

We all have purpose, but it’s not easy to pursue when challenges are in the way. Nonetheless, we must continue to listen to the voice inside. It’s leading us.