On this show, we discuss past African American legal legends who assisted in shaping African American history in North Carolina with attorney Fred Williams, retired Professor and Director of Clinical Programs at North Carolina Central University School of Law. 

On this show, we discuss the 1898 Wilmington Racial Massacre and the need for further restorative justice for the victims and their descendants with Sandy Rierson, Visiting Associate Professor at the California Western School of Law and Professor at the Thomas Jefferson School of Law.

On this show, we talk with Dr. Kayon Hall, Assistant Professor of Higher Education Administration at Kent State University, about the concerns and legal plight of Black students who are Documented Dreamers or are undocumented and study in the United States.

On this show, we talk with Attorney G.K. Butterfield, the former US Congressional Representative for NC, about the history of the Civil Rights movement and the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

On this show, we discuss legal, political, and economic projections which impact African Americans and People of Color during 2023 with Donald Corbett, Constitutional Law Professor at NCCU School of Law, and Jarvis Hall, Political Science Professor in the NCCU Political Science Department.

On this show, we talk about the origins, importance of Kwanza and how it is celebrated

On this show, we talk about the origins, importance of Kwanza and how it is celebrated

On this show, we discuss year-end tax tips with CPA and attorney Kenneth Gibbs of the Durham-based Thomas and Gibbs accounting firm.

During this show, we have an informative and revealing discussion regarding the July 1944 murder of Private Booker Spicely in Durham at the hands of a Duke Power Company bus driver because he peacefully protested a demand that he move to the back of the bus -- and present efforts, which are underway, to erect a public monument in his honor and to honor other African American soldiers who were killed as a result of similar efforts.

On this show, we discuss Documented Dreamers who reside, work and study in the United States, but are forced to leave because they are unable to obtain Green Cards as Permanent Residents or citizenship and what are the benefits, burdens and barriers they face in their quest to work and find a permanent home in the United States.