In this episode Jason and Marcus catch up with James Beard award winning Chef and author Kwame Onwuachi. Kwame reflects on his humble beginning and tells the story of when he got sent away to Nigeria at age ten. Also discussed is the importance of cooking the food that's in your heart and the why representation matters even more for black chefs. Also, Marcus reflects on his own journey to Harlem.

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In this episode,Jason & Marcus catch up with diversity guru Frans Johansson. Join us as Frans shares what it was like growing up mixed race with with American roots in Sweden and how that ultimately influenced his understanding of diversity. Frans also outlines ways in which Sweden and the United States can improve to help battle against discrimination in the workplace, why we should be careful to not misuse A.I (Articifial Intelligence) and his philosophy on understanding and determining value in life.

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In this episode, Jason and Marcus reflect on the inauguration of U.S President Joe Biden and some of the work he's done in his first week.

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In this Episode, we chat with former U.S Vice President Al Gore. Join us as he explains how he went from being a journalist to becoming the most influential voice in environmentalism today. Mr. Gore also discusses the impact of his film "An Inconvenient Truth" and its effect on pop culture. Other topics include how COVID impacts wildlife, social injustice and his take on diversity.

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In this episode we meet with the amazing Seinabo Sey as she talks about her growth as an artist as well as some of her musical influences. Also discussed her love of Gambian culture, the importance of representation and her love of cooking.

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In this episode Jason and Marcus react to news of Trump supporters storming Capitol Hill on January 6th 2021.

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In this episode Jason & Marcus talk about the evolution of This Moment and what it's meant to them. They also discuss some of their favorite moments in the podcast so far.

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In real time, Jason and Marcus give an update on some unfortunate news in their personal lives.

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In this episode, Jason and Marcus reflect on 2020; one of the craziest years of our lifetime. From COVID, George Floyd/ Breonna Taylor and conflict across the globe, it wasn't a pretty year to say the least. But a lot of good things have happened as well.

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On this episode, Jason & Marcus catch up with Black Lives Matter Sweden founder Isatou Aysha Jones; the young activist responsible for the digital protest of the Swedish U.S embassy back on June 2nd 2020. Aysha talks about her fight for justice in helping make a better Sweden and the obstacles she faces along the way.

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