(Originally Aired 4/24/2017) Slight pun intended here as we discuss the "dark" side of mental illness and its effects on the black community; more specifically black men. We draw upon recent events that dominated the headlines to bring awareness to the need for open-minded discussions on mental illness. **DISCLAIMER** - The opinions expressed in this podcast are ours alone and we do not intend to offend or dishonor anyone.

(Originally Aired 4/17/2017) In this episode we discuss the history of black people getting dressed up for church and how many are still stuck in mentality that you must wear your "Sunday Best".

(Originally Aired 4/10/2017) In this episode we take a comedic but slightly serious poke at some of the cliches and rhetoric that you may here in church or around church people.

(Originally Aired 4/3/2017) This Music Monday episode features singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Scotty Granger, also known as Scotty Grand. Scotty's music career spans over 25 years and he has shared the stage with many prominent artist including Jordin Sparks and Stevie Wonder. He is also the great nephew of Gospel Music legend, Mahalia Jackson. In this episode, we highlight his latest project entitled "A Songwriter's Right".

(Originally Aired 3/27/2017) "The 5 Love Languages" is a best selling book by Author Gary Chapman that is helping millions of people strengthen and improve their relationship by understanding these distinct languages described by the author that we all use to express our love. We surveyed a group of married couples to see if they knew what their particular love language or languages really are. Check it out!

(Originally Aired 3/20/2017) In the black community there is an unspoken rule that once you "make it" to a certain financial or social status it is your obligation to give back to the neighborhood you grew up in or came from. Here in our pillow talk we call that "The Give Back Clause". How does it work? Who is responsible?" It's all here in this episode. 

(Originally Aired 3/13/2017) In this episode we discuss the importance of receiving support from your friends and family and the challenges that go along with trying to get that support.

(Originally Aired 3/6/2017) In this episode we discuss the recent Academy Awards and the movies that were nominated for Best Picture.

(Originally Aired 2/27/2017) It's the end of Black History Month, but we understand that Black History is made everyday and is never limited to one month. We discuss our ongoing history making feats.

(Originally Aired 2/13/2017) The saying goes "Never Meet Your Heroes". There is the idea that meeting your hero can be disappointing when they don't live up to your standards. Is this true? Do we put too much expectations on people in the public eye? #DemFultons weigh in.