In this week's episode, Tony welcomes a special guest, Really Charlie, who is a Fireside creator. The two will each perform their own original poetry to show how they are everyday activists. Be part of the next show https://f.chat/BeJe

In this week's episode, Tony welcomes a special guest, Really Charlie, who is a Fireside creator. The two will each perform their own original poetry to show how they are everyday activists. Be part of the next show https://f.chat/BeJe

In this week's episode, Anthony performs two original poems to launch a conversation about the one significant thing this country will never admit. It's all part of keeping America's hidden truth about the elaborate system that covers up the subsequent casualties. Be part of the next show https://f.chat/rtJF

In this week's episode, Anthony performs his original poem, "We Mourn for You." He also talks to award-winning author Rachel M. Harper about her latest book, The Other Mother, and they have a discussion about love, family dynamics, life, and death. Be part of the next show https://f.chat/spWT

In this week's episode, The Man About Love performs his original poem "They Say" to spark a conversation about those who say there is no racism. All are welcome to join the conversation. Be part of the next show https://f.chat/YTff

In this episode, The Man About Love will perform his poem, "Living and Dying." He will also discuss what it means to be Black or other in America. Be a part of the next show by signing up at firesidechat.com

On his thought-provoking new Fireside series, Anthony Cordova (a.k.a. The Man About Love) utilizes spoken word poetry to spark an honest discussion about racism and the caste system in America. Tap for a reminder to participate with him on his next live episode, where he'll perform an original piece titled Less Than. "It's a poem about the superiority complex some people have," Anthony explains. "They view anyone who doesn't look or have beliefs like them as inferior, or less than." Be a part of the next show by signing up at firesidechat.com

Anthony Cordova, co-host of the popular Fireside series I'm Right. I'm Right!, is launching a brand new show that utilizes art, music, and his original spoken word poetry to engage, provoke, and motivate people to discuss racism and the caste system in a safe and respectful environment. All are invited, and the audience is encouraged to participate live with Anthony as he performs a specially selected poem that showcases the topic of each episode. This week, he'll recite an original work titled Blue and White Eyes. Be a part of the next show by signing up at firesidechat.com

In the show premiere, host Anthony Cordova aka The Man About Love, performs his spoken word poem "Family Trees." He discusses with the live audience how that relates to racism and the caste system in the U.S. Be a part of the next show by signing up at firesidechat.com