Mental Dialogue

Join us for Think Wealth University as we welcome financial expert MaRico Tippett to explore how establishing tailored financial goals can lead to financial security—regardless of your income level.

MaRico will share actionable steps to create a personalized financial plan, empowering you to take control of your finances and build toward independence or a secure retirement.

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and call in with your financial questions!

According to Pew Research, the median number of books read by Americans annually is four. Joining us to delve into the transformative power of reading within the Black community are our guest co-host, the insightful "Queen of Intellect" LaTrice Ross, and special guest, author Brother Ankh. Together, we’ll discuss what books should be considered essential for Black readers today. Do classics like The Mis-Education of the Negro, The Souls of Black Folk, and Up From Slavery still provide the tools African Americans need to navigate the American experience effectively, or is it possible these same works now hold us back? Are there new or lesser-known books that could serve us even better in today’s society?

Mental Dialogue is here to ask the questions others avoid. CALL IN to share the books you believe can make a meaningful impact on the African American community as well! ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK

Mental Activist, Montoya Smith invites MAGA proponent, Shelley Wynter, of The Shelley Wynter Show, and author Emille Bryant (leftist political junky) to apply thought and logic to political clips used as propaganda for or against the presidential candidates Donald Trump and VP Kamala Harris.

Special guest, Cloud Engineer Demecos Chambers, joins us for an insightful discussion on the pros and cons of pursuing a college degree in today’s marketplace. With student loan debt exceeding a trillion dollars nationwide, many find themselves burdened by loans that hinder their ability to purchase homes or engage in other wealth-building activities.

In an evolving tech-driven economy, we’ll explore whether obtaining a college degree is still a financially sound investment, especially when certifications and trade programs offer quicker entry into the workforce with practical experience. Furthermore, we’ll delve into the intangible benefits of higher education—such as critical thinking, networking, and personal development—and whether these lifelong skills justify the pursuit of a degree in the face of rising tuition costs.

Is a college degree still the best path to career success, or can alternative education routes offer similar or better returns in today’s job market? Join us for this critical conversation.

Host and mental activist Montoya Smith, also known as Black Socrates, takes the reins of this insightful discussion solo due to unforeseen technical difficulties preventing his guest from joining. In this episode, Black Socrates offers his distinct perspective on the use of the term "racist" as it pertains to Black women, Donald, and Caitlin Clark. Despite the early conclusion of the show due to additional technical issues, Montoya provides listeners with a thought-provoking breakdown of this complex topic. Tune in to hear his analysis and unique viewpoint.