Our Season Finale kicks off with a phenomenal interview with The YBF's Natasha Eubanks. Nathan gets Natasha to open up on what happens behind the scenes in media, the best black shows on television, Kamala Harris being the x-factor for the Democratic Party and why Lovecraft Country is a future HOF show.

Nathan found some time to talk to the Freedom Georgia Initiative founders Renee Walters and Ashley Nicole Scott about purchasing a large plot of land in a short amount of time, the power of affirmations, building a new community and planning for the upcoming challenges.

New Black Society Managing Editor and Non-Profit Humanitarian Extraordinaire Tracee Thomas joins Nate on the 8th episode. We talk about Chadwick Boseman's untimely death, how black people deal with trauma, opting out of the American dream, how a mayor actually defunded the police, training law enforcement and escaping the exhaustion of 2020.

This podcast is crazy. Nate links up with long time buddy and fellow podcaster and Philly media personality Basim to talk about the black man's response to the "WAP" video, dating in nightlife in Philadelphia, the top crab-in-the-barrel cities and the state of hip-hop culture. This one isn't exactly PG

Nate Wilson talks to socially conscious entrepreneur and BREAUX Capital Co-Founder Ras Asan on how black men lost their wealth and can build it back, how culture creates capital, why LeBron is truly the G.O.A.T., the susu and blessing loom craze and the value of having life insurance.

Nathan talks with modern day Renaissance Man & Super Entrepreneur David N. Jones. We discuss the power of luck, the extremely frightening world of technology advances, building infrastructure anywhere, and literally starting our own Black Country. DON’T MISS THIS ONE!

Aside from being a visually stunning video, Nate Wilson takes a deeper look at the cultural significance of Beyonce's artistry; touching on African deities, the depth of African culture and the appropriation of it for capitalistic means. Going solo on this one, Nate dives into the world of what it is to be African-American searching for African roots.

Nathan takes an hour with serial entrepreneur and podcaster Donald Spann and discusses the critical books that changed his life, the underrated benefits of growing up middle class and how to establish a sustainable black community.

Nathan talks with long time buddy and New Black Society Editor Nicole Thomas as they take on the racism of middle America, raising black kids, the differences of Atlanta and Philadelphia plus the best social media sites for black people.

Nates first recorded podcast with Dr. Christina Harris takes on the taboo subjects; new age black feminism, dating in professional settings, hidden misogyny and terrible experiences in dive bars.