Dr Alecia Bryan and Maxine Plummer gave some information about the not for profit organization helping the Caribbean with health and wellness services - Island Hope Int'l., and the I'm Every Woman Virtual Expo.

There are some questions that need answers like "Why was the EMT wearing a bullet proof vest?" and "Why was an independent autopsy report needed?" and "Who killed George Floyd?"

Dr Gary Chapman put together the five love languages and this has been a helpful guide to many. There are some, however, that navigate them with questions and we addressed some of them.

People have been influenced by slick advertising to try to enhance the size of the male member and have tried to their detriment and displeasure. We looked at penile health - the things that affect it and how to maintain it.

Althea Essue created ChYoLi after recognizing that changing lifestyle would change the life as a result of her own changes and she shared how and why.

Society is influenced by many things and religion is one of the oldest of them but love dictates how we navigate our connections. Sulaya and DP joined this edition and my brother-in-law, Mortimer, called in to discuss which takes precedence in navigating through life - religion or relations.

After looking at how food can affect our immune system, this time we looked at the relationship between food and depression - what contributes to it and what prevents it.

Tasha Simmonds and colleague, Nikki, joined in to talk about alimony - the types, how they are negotiated and who is entitled. We also touched on some other areas, like prenuptial agreements.

Took a general look at some relationship structures and how they are navigated.

Fast food is affecting us in ways we don't even pay attention to and it is costing us our health and, in some cases, our lives. It even contributes to the effects of covid-19.