An archive episode we recored earlier this year in February to celebrate Black History Month. We had a well rounded in-depth conversation on what it means to be unapologetically black. We explore the varying definitions people have when they hear the term (To Be Unapologetically Black) and we discussed how can you take pride in your blackness while still uplifting others.  We also honored pivotal black figures in history and discussed what we can we do NOW to ensure that their contributions to history keep moving forward. 

In this episode we review the critically acclaimed biopic film "Talk to Me" Directed by Kasi Lemmons and starring Don Cheadle & Taraji P. Henson. This film tells the true story of Radio DJ host & Community activist  Ralph "Petey" Greene. We discuss the impact Petey made during the 1960's and how he used his platform to be a voice for the people. We connected his life and the issues he was exploring to current events that are happening today (George Floyd & Black Lives Matter Movement). We also explore the importance of using our voice and platform to inspire and hold space for others that are sometimes left unheard. Tune in for some insight, humor, and inspiration as we discuss this pivotal film that celebrates and honors they varying aspects of Black Culture. 

A discussion on how to protect your mind in the age of information overload.

Articles referenced:

Are we consuming too much information

Information overload: why we are facing it and how to handle it? 

An episode giving honor and love to our siblings and the influence they have in our lives. We also discuss the influence of birthing order (eldest, middle, and youngest) and what role that plays in your personality. 

"The Ending is Only the Beginning: Opportunities in the Midst of a Storm," is a discussion centered around our current state in society, and how we can still recognize the opportunities to rise up and be better in compromising times.

"Trust the Timing of Your Life," is a reflective conversation on how to stay committed to your journey and your process, and to trust where you are without comparing yourself to others

Since this is our first episode since August, we  decided to discuss the importance of embracing rest into our overall lifestyle. In this episode, we all confessed to be guilty of staying on the grind and constantly on the go, but we decided to take a moment to  reset & reflect on what happens to our mind, body, and spirit when we do not incorporate a healthy amount of rest into our daily lives.

This week on the podcast we had a lively discussion on the generational divide and came up with proactive solutions on how to bridge the gap.  We had the opportunity to have our first ever younger guest from Generation Z (Jonathan Piper II) in the studio to offer his perspective on the generational divide.  The discussion was engaging and honest, and we were  able to come to a common understanding that each generation has something valid and meaningful to offer.