Season 3 kicks offs with a quick recap of Season 2 (0:00 - 9:33) and Dr. Ibe-Lamberts sets the stage for what Season 3 will bring and also addresses the lack of changes in the world as 2020 remains one of the worst years in the history of civilization. Because Black Transnationals have another place to call home, does that mean that they have less to worry about? How are the current issues today perceived by someone who belongs to two worlds?

That and more!

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As we prepare for the launch of Season 3, here is a brief recap with highlights of some of our conversations from Season 2 to bring you up to speed!

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In the season 2 finale, Dr. Ibe-Lamberts holds no punches as he discusses at length the troubling issues killing Black people in an already bizarre year 2020, 1) COVID-19 disease and 2) Racism against Blacks. TIME TO GET REAL!! He discusses why health disparities and social inequities/injustices affect both African-Americans and Black immigrants/transnational; why we should embrace the Black rage as an appropriate response to current displays of racist acts in America and not subscribe to the tactics of our predecessors in the 60s; and why Black immigrants can no longer sit this one out.  It's time to shake the room...and the world! That and more!

Make sure to listen till the end for a special message to ALL the listeners and guests as we conclude season 2. Thank you for your participation and support! Please rate and review the podcast.

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2020 Independent-Music Award Winning Artist Gotaflika joins Dr. Ibe-Lamberts to discuss his transnational experiences, including migration from Ghana, his assimilation to the U.S., his campaign for water sanitation efforts in Africa, and his deep love and commitment to music and how his strong transnational connections to his homeland inspired his IMA's Reggae/Dancehall Album of the Year Award 2020 masterpiece, "Go Up". That and more!

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This is the second annual episode of the Daddy Daughter Talk,  where Dr. Ibe-Lamberts has a conversation with a very special guest —his daughter Alicia, who is now a year older and a year wiser.  The two have a very simple, yet interesting conversation about her birthday, her interests, being a big sister, and more!

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Our fan favorite Pillow Talk episodes are back. A fun conversation as Dr. Ibe-Lamberts and wife Dr. Wanda talk everything from pregnancy and maternity leave, to cultural identity and then about their upcoming wedding anniversary. That and more!

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On this episode, Dr. Ibe-Lamberts speaks with Brother Hassan, a self-proclaimed African Griot and enthusiast of Haitian and African History, on the psychological impact of White Supremacy as a suppressant of Black Transnationalism and Black Unity.  He discusses the hidden agendas of white missionary orgs, his redemption from a nefarious path, finding his Haitian roots and more!

Let's stop the violence against Blacks, stand with Ahmaud Arbery. Visit www.runwithmaud.com

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On this episode, Dr. Ibe-Lamberts visits with Dr. Ifenyinwa Onyenekwu of Stonybrook University and they have a very enriching conversations related to Black positionality, critical race analysis, the concept of "Poverty porn", Nigeria being added to the US list and more!

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