We have to make sure that even in COVID19 that we maintain our families and relationships. The Brother Leon Show begins its relationship series and talks.

Coach Jaye Is back with us to explain to us how we can fight off diseases and strengthen our immune system with diet and plant based foods. If you thought the last interview with her was good, this is straight fire. The knowledge and wisdom she gives will show you how to blaze a path to wellness and health awareness.

God has a way of showing you his works through art. Nathan Richardson is used by God in poetry, writing, and bringing to life the words of Frederick Douglass. Nathan Richardson is also a gifted coach and literary teacher to the youth and aspiring poets and authors. His gifts allow others to see from a different perspective and to also see the vision in themselves for their communities.

In an up close interview with Keith Holmes aka the 305fireman and Daphney Carter aka The Arm Queen aka devolution04. This bodybuilding couple talk about their beginnings and even how they met. This couple shows you that fitness and even bodybuilding can be a couples thing that promotes wellness within a relationship. They make it work by keeping it simple and keeping it real.

The name alone is a very sterotypical and insulting to black people. We as the black community need to wake up to see they only bring out black celebrities to dictate your future. What is the symbolism behind a celebrity that is black?

God at times sends you teachers to show you the way to freedom and a new life. Coach Jaye explains how a woman plant based diet can keep you in this new normal which we are in today.

Beauty is a ministry and Joy Taylor is called by God to bring it. On this episode of The Brother Leon Show we have Joy The MUA. Joy talks about how she began her journey into the beauty industry and also how she began to develop her own line. Being beautiful is artistry in the making and working. Joy Taylor will show you how to bring it out.

Transparency brings authenticity on this episode of The Brother Leon Show Alena Walker speaks to us from the heart on being an artist in today’s church. God has used her mightily to go outside the walls and you’ll hear that on this episode of The Brother Leon Show.

Brother Leon returns to meet with the ISUPK of Delaware to ask the question, are the black Hebrews terrorist? The answer in my opinion is no in light of history. You be the judge after listening to this podcast episode.

In an up close interview with author, activist, and advocate Nisa Harper we look at her life and what shaped her to change. Nisa is a voice for today and she is committed to her community.