The name says it all. Today I'm sitting with President of Women In Media, Danielle Jeter. We discuss the importance of representation, how she got started and some things to come from this important organization. 

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Have you ever applied for a job, got an interview and never heard from that company again? Have you ever been offered a job and wasn't sure the right salary to ask for? Today I'm sitting with our wonderful Producer extraordinaire Bree Wilson and talking about all that and more. 

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The CBD industry is on the rise. Meanwhile black men are sitting in prison. Today I'm sitting with my good friend Kida as we discuss this emergent industry and double standards that exist. 

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This week we are back bringing you a conversation I had with Nicolas O'Rourke, an Independent Candidate for City Council. We started our conversation surrounding the cities relationship with police and got into detail about how he got into community engagement and what the landscape could look like in Philadelphia if it breaks the two party system.

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I finally got around to giving you my full recap of the Democratic debate. You'll hear my biggest takeaways as we head toward the next debate and the case for why this process is so important in comparison to the debate from Republicans in 2016. 

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Mental health in the black community is such a taboo topic and problem to address. It's even worse when narrowed down to black men within the community. This episode I'm sitting with Ihsan Hines, Director of My Brothers Keeper Cares, an organization focused on mental health among black men and suicide prevention. Visit www.mbkcares.com for information surrounding his monthly events. Also follow along on Instagram www.instagram.com/mbkcares

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The CBD industry is on the rise. Being taken over by large corporations turning a profit while young black men are still sitting in prison. Today we talk about this, the negative stigmas associated with cannabis and the necessity for safe spaces. Tsehaitu of the Black Dragon Breakfast Club joins me for an amazing conversation.

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Finishing up our primary series, just in the time. I had a great opportunity to sit down with Omar Sabir, candidate for City Commissioner. We talked about a lot maintaining a sustained voting effort to progress policy and ensure engagement among all demographics in the city of Philadelphia. Primary elections are today May 21st. Find some time to get out there and vote. For a quick guide to all the candidates, visit https://ballot.seventy.org/

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Do you have a safe space to discuss and learn about politics? On today's episode we continue our primary election series with an interview from City Council Member At-Large Derek Green. We talked about ways to make politics accessible to new generations and creating that space we all need to feel community and progress. Remember, primary elections are Tuesday May 21st. For a list of all candidates including ballot initiatives visit https://ballot.seventy.org/

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Jennifer is a candidate for the Court of Common Pleas and has lead a life of providing fair and equal representation to all who are disenfranchised. She stopped by the studio and helped educate me on the makeup of our courts in the city and the movement to provide representation in civil matters across the city.

Fore more on Jennifer's platform you can visit jennforjudge.com. Primary elections are May 21st. For a complete guide on all the candidates in Philadelphia including ballot initiatives and Judges, visit https://ballot.seventy.org/ 

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