Razor Chic is an Atlanta based hair stylist whose client base is mostly women that suffer from damaged hair as a result of commercial hair (wigs, extensions). She has a message for anyone that relies solely on false hair. Her work is taking her around the globe to serve these women, and to re-shape the Black hair industry.

This conversation has been coming for a long time. It began as banter with some friends that were visiting from DC. But, it shifted to a more serious dialogue about our thoughts, fears and concerns about growing old alone. It took some really brave men to open up and share these feelings about aging alone in the event a longterm relationship isn't on the horizon.

The things that are often left unsaid in conversations about HIV from an HIV positive and negative perspective.

This is a follow up podcast with a first generation Nigerian that came out to his African family. He shares how his coming out has fractured his relationship with his father and further complicated things with his brother.

A friend of mine shared his journey with prostate cancer. He spoke about how he found out, and the steps he's taking to win the fight.

My guest is a gay man that was married to a "stud" (lesbian), and it was common for them to engage in pegging. Pegging is defined by the act of a heterosexual male and female switching roles, through which the male is penetrated by the female wearing or holding an object that's significantly more closely resembling of a penis than not, such as a strap-on dildo.

After multiple suicide attempts my guest found reason to live after an abusive relationship that led to him becoming HIV positive. 

A grandmother raising her grandson and niece. We discuss the phenomenon of grandmother's raising their grandkids and the many circumstances.

This woman speaks of the loss of her only child, and how grief had her in a functional depression with an unhealthy relationship with alcohol and anti-depressants. She shares how she overcame it all through an out of body experience. 

My friend's story of her breast cancer diagnosis. She shares how she confronted the news, how she told her mother, and her plan to win the battle one day at a time.