Part 2 in our special series"The Lunch Counter" where we discuss the power of voting, and why it should be a family affair.

A special series from "Speak Out World: Arts, Activism & More!, named for the heroes who fought for equality through sit-ins throughout the South. In this series we discuss whatever is on our mind, no holds barred. Today's topic ... "Voting in 2020".

Original Premiere Date: January 19, 2020

Ms. Annie Kate Benton Jackson shares her personal stories of being one of the first students to help integrate Newton High School in segregated Georgia. (audio only)

James Render is an entrepreneur, and founder of WJRW Internet Radio in Chicago. James sits down to chat with us about following your passion and taking chances.

Show promo - Episode 11 with LaQuita Parks, an out of the box thinker who believes that effective communication has the power to build bridges, while ineffective communication can tear them down. She believes how we feel about ourselves has a direct connection to how we communicate.

A continuation of our interview with "Thug Life to Triumphant Life" author, Reggie Beaty. Reggie focuses on the opportunity he was given to change his path, and reshape his future. Now his focus is on giving the same opportunity to other students in his community and around the world.

Leng Leng Chancey, Executive Director, 9to5, National Association for Working Women. Leng Leng is an activist, community organizer, and champion of equality and liberation. Her passion focuses on social justice issues concerning communities of color, advocating for "equitable access for ALL". Her passion for justice is infectious.

Are you looking to make a difference in the world? Join us this week as Jacinda Beason founder of JLBeason Consulting shares with us the importance of activism through volunteerism, and what steps you can take to change the world.

Eight-time Mr. Olympia, Author, and Bodybuilder to the stars, Lee Haney joins us to discuss his career, tips from his book "Fit at Any Age", and how you can train not just your body, but your mind for success.

Entrepreneur, comedian and filmmaker "Gentle" George Folkes. Mr. Folkes takes us to school and keeps it real as he discusses his role as a key player in the Atlanta Film scene and his connection to Academy Award Winning Producer, Spike Lee.