Retired NYPD Deputy Inspector Corey Pegues details what his life was like before deciding to become a cop, the institutional and interpersonal racism he experienced within the force, and his new endeavors to come. For more information on Corey, be sure to follow his pages and read his book Once A Cop: The Street, the Law, Two Worlds, One Man. Another book he's co-authoring is called If I Was A Super Hero. #onceacop #copsandrobbers   

https://www.facebook.com/corey.pegues.7 

https://www.instagram.com/cpegues9098/ 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vO6kqEom2hQ 

CoreyPegues.com 

Corey Pegues Enterprise

Tune in as we discuss the topic of cheating and figure out who (man or woman) does it better and the reason(s) why it happens. Shoutout to our special guest, Fanila. Be sure to follow her on the following platforms listed below:

https://www.facebook.com/fanila.alexandre.3

https://www.instagram.com/i_am_fanila/

Tune in as our special guest speaks about her experience with domestic violence and how she was determined to do better. Follow the link below to see the wonderful work that she is doing within her community in Harlem.

https://www.facebook.com/iamphenomenalunlimited

Tune in as we discuss the use of the N-word from its historical context to the current cultural acceptance. Thanks to our special guest Mookie for adding on to the cipher. Be sure to click the link below to follow his podcast:

https://www.instagram.com/whoneedsapodcastanyway/

In light of the recent events that took place in Harlem (a mother being killed by her son, a group of males assaulting a black woman, an other woman getting shot to death), we are discussing ways on how to develop effective coping skills.

With a new location and new vibrations, the hosts of Stimulating Minds are back for the new year. Listen as we acknowledge Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's legacy, discuss the recent events that took place on the Capitol, and much more. 

As the year comes to an year, we reflect back on the year's ups and downs and speak on what's to come for the new year.

We explore the legal system from the perspective of individuals who have been both sides, and address the current status of bail reformation. 

A continuation of what was discussed recently. 

We reflect on the Presidential election and its outcome and engage on what the future presidency will look like for black and brown people here in America.