Guest, Gwendolyn Knight, joins the conversation centered around the recent verdict of RaDonda Vaught, a Vanderbilt nurse found guilty of negligent homicide after administering the wrong drug to a patient. Should nurses and other healthcare workers be held criminally culpable for medication errors.? What precedent does this verdict set? 

Our hosts discuss the significance of Judge Brown-Jackson's nomination and the backlash of opposition. 

Our hosts discuss the atrocities and impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. 

Guest, Latreece Roby joins the conversation discussing the concept of harm reduction as it relates to various situations from drug addiction, infectious disease and gender identity. The Biden administration's plan to reduce disease transmission in communities of high Crack cochise use (e.g., Black communities) is criticized & evaluated for potential harmful, "unintended" consequences. 

Our hosts discuss the notion of immigrant intolerance. 

Our hosts discuss the evolution of Black influence in various aspects of life.  Are diverging experiences within the Back community diluting the influence?

Our hosts discuss the notion that all politics are identity politics.  In a representative democracy, is it necessary to identify the demographics and priorities of your constituents and develop a platform accordingly? Is pandering truly a negative if the politician delivers on a promise?

Discussing the necessity of Black entrepreneurship with pastor, business owner, recording artist and Kentucky Colonel, Bishop Frederick Barr.

In honor of Black History Month, our hosts starts a series entitled, Actively Black, with a discussion about what is the responsibility of the Black community to ensure its own prosperity. The lawsuit filed by Brian Flores, fired head coach of the Miami Dolphins, against the NFL serves as a backdrop of the discussion. 

Hosts delve deep into the topic of why a Black woman is so feared or offensive to majority populations. The discussion centers around President Biden's commitment to appoint a Black woman to the Supreme Court of the United States.