Qian Julie Wang is an attorney, Ivy League graduate, and author of the book BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY, which tells her story of immigrating to America undocumented.

Rhonda V. Magee is a professor of law at the University of San Francisco and the author of THE INNER WORK OF RACIAL JUSTICE: HEALING OURSELVES AND TRANSFORMING OUR COMMUNITIES THROUGH MINDFULNESS, which offers a compassion -based approach to confronting racial injustice.

My guest is Christina Conklin, author of THE ATLAS OF DISAPPEARING PLACES, a book that combines both art and science to take an extraordinary look at climate change.

Robyn Lucas is a domestic violence survivor and author of PAPER DOLL LINA. In this episode, she breaks down her book, gas lighting, financial abuse, and domestic violence.

Tequila Johnson and Charlane Oliver are co-founders of The Equity Alliance which unapologetically builds independent black political and economic power. They educate, empower, and mobilize people to take action and keep our government in check.

Zakiya Dalila Harris is the author of THE OTHER BLACK GIRL, which is being adapted for an upcoming Hulu series. In this episode, Zakiya speaks about her book, her journey from working in publishing to being published, and all of her upcoming projects.

Dr. James E.K. Hildreth is the President and CEO of Meharry Medical College, a world renowned infectious disease expert, graduate of Oxford and John Hopkins Universities, and member of President Biden's Health Equity Task Force. In this episode, Dr. Hildreth dispels vaccine disinformation, discusses the delta variant, and talks all things COVID.

Danielle McGee is the founder of Black Business Boom (@BlackBusinessBoom) a social enterprise that helps grow the digital footprint of Black-owned companies. Black Business Boom helps Black business owners succeed in the digital economy by offering digital marketing resources, services, funding and education.

Marcus Fitzgerald Jr. is a Nashville native from a well known Nashville family that currently plays guard for Tennessee State University. Marcus came on to speak about what the NIL means for a player in his circumstance, why he chose TSU over other schools, and everything in between,

Jessamyn Stanley is an author, yogi, and overall dope human being. She advocates for everyone, regardless of ethnicity and body type, to start a yoga journey and I'm pretty sure she convinced me to give yoga a try in this episode!