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Val “The Voice” Johnson welcomes back serial entrepreneur, author, and longtime friend of the show, Jori O’Neale, for an inspiring conversation about faith, mentorship, and walking boldly in purpose.
Jori opens up about her recent experiences as a mentor and coach, sharing valuable lessons learned while guiding others toward personal and spiritual growth. Through her ministry work and creative endeavors, she continues to empower individuals to embrace their divine calling and live with intentionality.
🎧 Tune in for a heartfelt discussion that blends entrepreneurship, faith, and authenticity—reminding us that true success begins with service and purpose.
Highlights
In this inspiring episode, Val “The Voice” Johnson pays tribute to the enduring legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., reflecting on his profound influence on generations of leaders, dreamers, and change-makers.
Following the tribute, the Interludes Extra: Talk on Tuesdays team sits down with Coach John Saintignon, an internationally recognized coach, author, and motivational speaker. Together, they explore what it truly means to be more than just a coach—discussing leadership, mentorship, and the power of inspiring others through service and integrity.
🎧 Tune in for a powerful conversation that bridges civil rights, character, and community — reminding us that true leadership begins with purpose.
We love the ’90s — and apparently, so does Hollywood. In this nostalgic episode, Val “The Voice” Johnson and Executive Producer Michael Wamble take a trip back in time to revisit one of the most beloved eras in film and music.
The duo dives into Malcolm Lee’s The Best Man: The Final Chapters and reflects on how this revival captures the heart, humor, and legacy of the original. Along the way, they celebrate the unforgettable movies, music, and cultural moments that made the ’90s a golden decade for Black entertainment and storytelling.
🎧 Tune in for a feel-good conversation that celebrates friendship, culture, and the timeless vibes of the 1990s.
The temperature’s dropping, and so is everyone’s guard — it’s officially cuffing season! In this fun and insightful episode, Val “The Voice” Johnson breaks down what cuffing season really means and how singles can stay strong during the emotionally charged holiday months.
With her signature mix of wisdom and wit, Val explores the social and emotional dynamics of this seasonal phenomenon, offering practical tips for keeping your heart (and boundaries) in check when love, loneliness, and mistletoe collide.
🎧 Tune in for laughter, life lessons, and a little “Auntie advice” on how to make it through cuffing season with confidence.
Val “The Voice” Johnson sits down with Brooklyn-based designer Wilbur Pack Jr., the creative force behind SK Wilbur, to explore how music, film, and culture continue to shape his bold and inspiring fashion brand.
From the rhythms that move his design process to the cinematic influences that inspire his collections, Wilbur shares how storytelling and style intersect in his work. He also discusses his journey as an independent designer, the evolution of SK Wilbur, and what it means to build a brand that celebrates authenticity and representation.
🎧 Tune in for a conversation that blends creativity, culture, and confidence — straight from one of Brooklyn’s most dynamic voices in fashion.
Val “The Voice” Johnson sits down with Christie Love, motivational speaker, talk-show host, and passionate communicator who’s on a mission to uplift others through authenticity and love.
In this inspiring conversation, Christie opens up about her early fears of public speaking, the mentors who guided her, and the powerful lessons that helped her evolve into a confident, fearless voice who makes every audience feel seen, valued, and inspired.
🎧 Tune in for a heartfelt discussion on courage, calling, and the art of using your voice to empower others.
November is Epilepsy Awareness Month, and Val “The Voice” Johnson sits down with Karla Braithwaite — digital compositor, entertainment consultant, and passionate advocate — for a deeply personal and inspiring conversation about her journey living with epilepsy.
Karla opens up about her challenges, breakthroughs, and resilience, sharing how she turned her experience into purpose through advocacy and education. She also discusses her daily fundraising walk on Instagram, a campaign she launched to raise awareness and support for the epilepsy community.
🎧 Tune in for a moving dialogue about strength, faith, and using creativity to inspire change — one step at a time.
The epic sequel has arrived! Val “The Voice” Johnson and Mr. Michael Wamble return with a special audio breakdown that serves as your passport into the world of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
Together, they explore the film’s powerful themes of legacy, grief, and resilience, its breathtaking visuals, and the ways it honors both Chadwick Boseman’s enduring spirit and the cultural impact of the Black Panther universe.
From cinematic storytelling to emotional depth, Val and Michael unpack why this sequel continues to resonate so strongly with audiences around the globe.
🎧 Tune in for a deep dive into the heart of Wakanda — where culture, creativity, and courage collide.
Interludes continues our lively conversation with Chicago playwright and professor Alvin Malcolm Daniels, an unicorn of a creative and the importance of ETA Creative Arts Foundation.
Val “The Voice” Johnson and Executive Producer Michael Wamble sit down with Alvin Malcolm Daniels playwright, filmmaker, and son of a preacher woman — for a powerful conversation about faith, creativity, and storytelling.
Daniels shares insight into his acclaimed docuseries and stage play, Preacher’s Kids: The Untold Stories, which shines a light on the often-unspoken experiences of children growing up in ministry families. Through honesty, humor, and heart, Daniels reveals how his upbringing shaped his voice as a storyteller and how his work continues to bridge faith and art.
🎧 Tune in for an intimate conversation about identity, purpose, and the power of telling your own story
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