Stylist Guru Stanley Jamison will be stopping by Moody University Podcast to discuss fashion and fatherhood. Mr. Jamison is the CEO of JMyles Image and will share with us how to dress for success. We will also discuss the JMyles Academy that will center around mending fractured relationships between fathers and sons. Mr. Jamison will share his personal story about his relationship with his son and how that inspired him to create the JMyles Academy. 

The last 18 months have been some trying times for us all. Covid-19 has affected the lives of many whether through sickness or even death. We are now trying to adjust to the "new" normal daily. Though times are dark and the country is divided on vaccination, there is still some pillars of light shinning brightly through it all.

Our special guest this week is Mrs. Shannon Johnson, who is a wife, mother, educator, and entrepreneur. Shannon will share her experience dealing with the pandemic both on a personal and professional level. Shannon has some insightful words of wisdom that will encourage you to live each day to the fullest no matter what the circumstances are. She will share how her faith in God has continued to guide her and her family during these difficult time. 

This week's episode is dedicated to all the daughters out there. It is our hope to encourage and inspire all the young ladies who listen to this empowering episode. Our special guest is Suzan Robinson, author of "How Special You Are", a keepsake book and daily journal for young daughters. This book is filled with many biblical and inspirational sayings to encourage young daughters. Ms. Robinson will share with us the inspiration for writing the book and what is on the horizon with future works that she is involved in. 

In this week's episode, we will explore the current state of the education system with Ms. Sacha Manuel. Ms. Manuel is an educator who has over 18 years of experience in the field. Ms. Manuel will share with us for the first time her unique perspective on the education system as currently constructed. My hope is that you will listen to this episode with an open mind and be prepared to leave examining your role in the education system.

For many years, African-Americans have been portrayed exclusively in a negative light when it comes to television and film. The days of only playing the roles of slaves, prostitutes, drug addicts, drug dealers, and pimps are no longer. With more African-Americans owning their own media companies and creating positive content, they now control the content from in front and behind the camera. 

Black Pryde Media has arrived on the scene in 2021. They will share their vision and tell you how they plan on be major players in the media industry. 

Navigating through the college process can be challenging. It is important to have a blueprint, game plan, or strategy to successfully navigate through this process. 

Our guest this week is Ms. Yolanda Wright, Executive Director and Founder of Focus One College. Ms. Wright will share with us some tips in navigating through the college admissions and financial aid process. 

The information in this episode will benefit high school students and their parents. 

What is it like being a Black Republican? Will there be an uptick in votes for President Trump from Black Men?

Why aren't more Black Republicans more vocal about their support for President Trump? 

My special guest "Greg" will give us insight on these intriguing questions and much more as we dive in head first into this unique discussion. 

There is great value in being a mentor.  Giving back to the community through mentorship is key to the positive development of our youth.

In this week's episode of Moody University Podcast, we will be highlighting the organization known as " 100 Black Men Inland Empire".  

Our special guest this week is Mr. Keith Willis, President of 100 Black Men Inland Empire.  We will be discussing some of the great work his organization is doing in the community.  

Whether you have been a loyal fan of the television show "Law & Order" or have never watched an episode, this week's episode of Moody University Podcast will give you a better insight on how the criminal justice system works. We will discuss the good, bad, and the ugly of our criminal justice system with our special guest Ms. Alisa Blair, who is an attorney with the Los Angeles County Public Defenders Office. 

What is the role of the church during these unprecedented times? What responsibilities does the church have when it comes to issues such as racism, social injustice, and a pandemic? We will discuss these topics and more with our special guest Pastor Cedric Nelms of Chosen Generation Fellowship Church in Long Beach, CA.