On this show, we talk about the violence that is being perpetrated on members of the Asian community, and how the Black and Asian communities can join in solidarity to address issues of violence.

On this show, we have a revealing discussion regarding the ongoing quest for “Educational Equity” in North Carolina with two leaders who are actively engaged in these efforts, Attorney Mark Dorosin, Managing Attorney for the Southern Regional Office of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under the Law and a County Commissioner in Orange County, and Keith Sutton, member of the Wake County Board of Education and a recent candidate for the North Carolina Superintendent of Education.

On this week’s episode, hosts Irv Joyner and April Dawson talk with U.S. Representative G.K. Butterfield about the January 6th Capitol Insurrection.

As part of our Women’s History month recognition, we talk with Dr. Alma Adams, U.S. Congressional Representative for the North Carolina 12th Congressional District.

On this show, we discuss the historic and progressive efforts to create Soul City, an African American community in Warren County, by Civil Rights Leaders and Attorney Floyd McKissick, Sr, during the 1970s.

On this show, we have a discussion with three African American women regarding their honoring and celebrations of Women History Month based on the contributions which they received from the “Sheroes” in their lives.

On this show, we discuss the state of juvenile justice in North Carolina.

On this show, we have a discussion about the confederate monuments in NC and efforts to remove them.

On this show, we have a discussion with young African American professionals regarding their roles and responsibilities which guide their community and professional engagements in 2021 and beyond.

We discuss the historic second impeachment of a U.S. President.