Our hosts are joined by self-proclaimed patriots, Eric Madej and Todd Schuster, the weekend of Independence day for a spirited discussion on what it means to be a patriot and the freedom to criticize America.  Where are the lines? Is America above reproof? Does criticism denote an underlying hatred for country?  

In this episode, Sanona Williams, Mental Health Counselor, and Stephanie Swanigan Gaulman, Founder of The Unicorn Project, joins the conversation. Together we discuss tge importance of mental health therapy and overcoming barriers to access. 

Our hosts discuss what Critical Race Theory - what is it and why it is a focus of those who seek to maintain a status quo. 

1In this episode, Dr. Irene Bean, Nurse Practitioner & Mental Health Counselor, and LaTreece Roby, Program Director of Cobb Community Alliance to Prevent Substance Abuse joins the conversation.  We discuss the co-existence of substance abuse and mental illness.  The importance of early intervention and prevention are discussed. 

Reverend Dr. Charles F. Lomax Jr., senior pastor of St. John Missionary Baptist Church in Alcoa, Tennessee, joins tge conversation. Today we discuss the role of the Bible, faith and the church in ministering health to people suffering from mental illness. 

Our hosts discuss the interplay of loyalty, love & lies - how they are interjected in politics and relationships.  Current political & pop culture examples are explored. 

Host, Attorney Sonya Madison interviews co-host Dr. Mark Williams and 7 of his 9 brothers on being a brother and all it entails.  Ten boys, no daughters - this unique family shares the hard core truth on being brothers. 

This Mother's Day special, our hosts remember the things their mothers taught them. These lessons are absent from the political discourse in America. What would happen if we simply employ the childhood lessons learned from our mothers in the execution of public policy?

Our hosts are joined by the hosts of Different Thought podcast hosts, Michael Hayes and Justin McBath. This unique episode tackles the important topic of a social infrastructure that seems to fail Black Americans, as well as the importance of an evolving Black social infrastructure. 

Gun Ownership amongst Black people is growing fast. Will the expansion of gun ownership by Blacks endanger the lives of Black people by reinforcing the perception of threat? Information technology consultant and gun enthusiast, Colin Williams joins the conversation.