Family law attorney, Roland Hairston, II, joins the conversation with our hosts in discussing the pitfalls of divorce from a legal perspective.

Our hosts discuss the power of forgiveness. If forgiveness has the power to bring restoration, is its influence diminished in the absence of restoration? Is restoration a necessary product of forgiveness?

Bishop Rodney Teal, Esq., joins the conversation discussing the role of Christian precepts & participation in politics. Is there a party or policy that is sanctioned by Christian faith?

Dr. Angela Carswell joins the conversation about what it means to be a Top Shelf Wife. She shares insights from her recently released book on this topic.

From a family reunion in Uniontown, AL, our hosts explore the significance of neighboring cities, Marion and Selma, in advancing the Civil Rights Movement. In the hometown of their parents, our hosts get the perspectives of relatives who lived through the moment in time. This special documentary affirms the adage that the more things change, the more they stay the same.

Our hosts discuss the importance of having a "tribe" - people who will be with you through thick and thin. But is there a line that shouldn't be crossed where we no longer hold each other accountable? The recent indictments of Donald Trump and the response of his Republican colleagues serve as an initial backdrop for the conversation.

Our hosts discuss the evolution or devolution of community. How has society adapted to an increasingly self-centered paradigm.

Our hosts discuss what happens when our will seeks to superced God's word.

The public criticism of actress, Keke Palmer by her boyfriend (and baby's daddy) about her public attire inspires the broader conversation about the liberation of women. How far is too far and have we met that mark?

Join the conversation as our hosts discuss several recent ruling by the Supreme Court of the United State (SCOTUS) and their impacts on society. Specifically, the rulings related to protections of artistic businesses' freedoms and ability to discriminate; affirmative action, protections from having to work on religious holy days. Has the SCOTUS gone rogue, as President Biden has suggested?