Michael Oher is a former NFL player, Super Bowl Champion, and subject of the 2009 film 'The Blind Side.' With everything Michael has been through and the money he has made, no one could blame him if he decided to retire on an island somewhere, but he didn't, instead, Michael has dedicated his life to helping others and developing the "Good Deeds" app.

Gabriella Lindsay is an author, copywriter, wife, and mother who recently wrote an article for CNBC detailing her family's experience leaving the United States for Mexico, then Antigua.

Bola Sokunbi is the founder of Clever Girl Finance, an online community empowering women to achieve financial wellness. In this episode, Bola offers pandemic era financial advice for everyone, with an emphasis on mothers.

Dolewite speaks with Tennessee State University's men's head basketball coach Brian "Penny" Collins about whether or not highly recruited black athletes should start a revolution and begin playing at HBCUs.

In this episode, Melissa Pintor Carnagey, founder of Sex Positive Families, breaks down how, when, and why it's important to have realistic conversations about sex with your child.

Keshia Knight Pulliam and Lance Gross stop by to talk about their experiences attending HBCUs and discuss TBS' HBCU Cash Out

Kenya Raymer is a spiritual guide who offers readings, energy clearings, and classes focusing on alignment, purpose and all things spiritual.

My guest this week is Emmy nominated history communicator Torri Yates-Orr. In this episode, Torri and I talk about the importance of learning black history, the fact that black history shouldn't be limited to just America, and touch on the 1619 Project. Torri is dope and this is a great chance to get familiar with her.

President and CEO of Meharry Medical College, world renowned infectious disease expert, and newly appointed member of President Biden's COVID-19 Health Equity Task Force Dr. James Hildreth checks in for the 2nd time to give us an update on COVID-19 and ease our minds about the vaccine.

Chakita Patterson of United Street Tours checks in to talk about bridging the gap between black history and antiracism activist work.