In this final part the Nubian Tigresses share their ideas on why the nation's vote was so divided and each offers a one take-away from the election that our listeners should heed.

In Part II: The Tigresses Talk Election 2020 Results, the group discusses how each chose to vote, by mail or on person and why.

Members of the original Nubian Tigresses group gather to  discuss and debrief from the trauma of the 2020 election process. In this episode they share what anxieties they had leading up to the election.

Our three featured doctors come together to talk to each other about COVID-19 and we ask a few more questions, particularly about vaccines.

This is the third, and final episode of our interviews with doctors involved in treating the coronavirus in black communities. Dr. Janice Herbert-Carter brings her experiences at Morehouse College of Medicine in Atlanta, GA to the table.

This is the second episode in Nubian Tigers Talk Podcast examination of the COVID-19 impact on Black communities. We have a conversation with Dr. Katrina Peters on what happened early on in California.

In our latest episode we talk with Dr. Sheppard, a pediatrician in New York about whether children are being infected with the cornoavirus and why their infections rates are different. She also discusses why there is a different rate of  fatalities for black children compared to white children.

This is the final episode in our Election Challenges series. We bring the guests from all three episodes back to the table to share thoughts with each other and comment on the prospects for the 2020 election.

This is the third in our Election Challenges series.  Lawyer and former Freeholder, Theresa Brown explains what the process is when a voter comes to the polls. She discusses how challenges to the voter are made and what some of the common reasons are which cause a voter to be challenged. 

The second in the Election Challenges series. Our discussion is with Larry Hamm, from People's Organization for Progress in New Jersey. Hamm speaks about his recent independent run against Corey Booker for one of New Jersey's Senate seats.