A Native American Activist & Organizer who fights to protect Native Land & Water. In this episode we talk about Jaike's work in fighting against Cop City In Atlanta & Line 3. We also talk about the recent train derailment in East Palestine Ohio & much more.

I sat & talked with Visual & Music artist Demaciiio. In this episode we talk about his journey & what his day to day life is like as an Artist, Father & Husband.

I sat with Camaria & some members of her 2nd monthly work shop to learn more about what a 'Doula' is. This time we celebrated Prop 3 being passed & shared stories about birth & different reason an abortion can be necessary. I will be joining her for the rest of her monthly work shops to learn more about the doula services & to hear more stories. Tune in here or check out her page @Shaidoulaservices

I sat with Camaria & some members of her monthly work shop to learn more about what a 'Doula' is & to discuss Roe v. Wade & the current abortion laws. I will be joining her for the rest of her monthly work shops to learn more about the Doula services & to learn how people can move around these new laws.

I interviewed Theodis Brown, who was locked up a few times, county jail, state prison & private prison. We talk about what that is like, whats the difference between them & whats life like after prison. This is the start of a prison series where I interview people who have experienced the American prison system. 

I sat down with Juan, an abolitionist and activist law student at Loyola University, to discuss immigrant rights, DACA, deportation, borders and prisons, towards the idea of permanent protection for all. Co-hosting in this episode is my good friend & colleague Natalie, a Mother, PhD Student & Activist.

An Afro-Latina, Native to Detroit. She is a Community organizer, Activist, Community Victim Advocate, The Commissioner of Department of Transportation (appointed by the Mayor of Detroit) & The Hispanic Latino Commissioner, Representing Metro Detroit (appointed by Governor Whitmer). In this Podcast we talk about her experience with racism as an Afro-Latin Woman, Activism, Gentrification, Detroit Youth, Mental Health, Rape & so much more. 

I invited my friends Shane T. & Rara, founders of Higher Learning Company & High Up Gang. They are cannabis connoisseurs & apart of Detroit's Bike Life. Tune in as we talk about Cannabis, Rolling Techniques, HipHop & Detroits Bike Life.

Holden came on the show & made me less ignorant to what LGBTQ youth go through in todays world. Holden is also a trans man himself & shared his story with me. He opened my eyes to what Trans people go through, what they need, what it takes to transition, Trans Politics, Trans in sports & so much more! I just want to say i appreciate Holden for being patient with my ignorance & Im sorry if I offended anyone, in any way, in this episode. I am just your average ignorant but curious dude asking questions, Thank you everyone, peace & love!