Did you know there was a time when July 4th was a Black holiday? Yep! Listen to find out when, why, and how Black folks made July 4th their own holiday, while also learning the remarkable ways movements and activists have used America's Birthday to continue the ongoing fight for equality.

Listen in as we delve into the rich history of Juneteenth, as we discover 10 captivating facts while embarking on a reflective journey of our podcast's beginnings on this special and historic day.

Kick off Pride with a captivating exploration of the vibrant history, symbolism, and influential figures behind the LGBTQ+ movement, uncovering seven must-know facts about the origins of Pride Month.

From ancient dental adornments to their explosion in hip-hop culture, listen to this episode to explore how grillz came to be, their cultural significance, and the enduring popularity of this iconic symbol of style and self-expression.

Did you know that procrastination isn't about laziness? From ancient philosophers to modern-day neuroscience, this episode explores the historic and scientific reasons why we procrastinate and offers tips to overcome it. Whether you're a chronic procrastinator or just curious about the science behind this common behavior, this episode is a must-listen NOW not later ;-)

Did you know that Black folks are 3 to 5 times more likely to get audited by the IRS? Listen to this episode to learn other ways that tax policies target Black and Brown folks featuring Tax Law Professor and author Dorothy A. Brown, who breaks down how the U.S. tax system unfairly disadvantages Black Americans by giving preferential treatment to wealthy White individuals through various policies, like mortgage tax deductions, plus she shares solutions on how the IRS can fix this.

Kicking off February with 6 Things We Should Know about Black History Month. In this quick 14-min episode learn that the 1st Black History Month was 56 days long and other important facts that wasn’t in our textbooks.

Ever wondered how Martin Luther King's birthday became a Federal holiday? Listen to this solo episode to uncover how Stevie Wonder, Coretta Scott King, and more got us to have every 3rd Monday in January off to honor the great Martin Luther King Jr. on his solar return day.

Kick off your new year learning about this viral scientific phenomenon that proved that us humans are more motivated to concur goals in new moments- like a new year, new week, new month, new location, etc. Listen to this solo dolo episode to uncover the good and dark side to starting anew.

Simply put, Social media is the most significant invention of the 21st century, and you and I are here to witness the revolution. Listen to this episode with guest Social Media Strategist, Natasha Samuel to uncover the history of social media, its impact on society and its future.