Educators and best friends Kristin and Brittni are co-founders of Crown Publications Co. Their acclaimed series, Daily Afromations, is a must read. Join the creators of this wonderful body of work on this episode that will bring you hope, joy and a long list of things to be grateful for.

Human suffering, as a consequence of natural disasters, usually motivates people to give. Holidays bring about similar sentiments. But according to Marion Laverne Blount, a native Georgian, we should engage in more consistent and robust giving patterns. Tune in to this episode as Mrs. Blount describes four aspects of giving.

What inspired a decorated veteran to work with formerly incarcerated individuals? Tune in to this episode as James Richardson, Jr., Executive Director of the 4 Horsemen Rehabilitation Services, shares his personal story of how he came to establish a nonprofit organization that is making a difference in the community. If you know anyone who's been touched by the 'system,' you'll definitely want to listen to this episode as James describes his service as a Community Conductor on the railroad to social recovery.

Maughtlyn Thomas discusses women's issues and offers some sound advice on how to overcome some of the challenges that are specific to Black women. This episode is for anyone who has a Black woman in their life.

This is the audio of Pastor Vincent Goard's live stream interview of author J.C. Moore. It is a powerful episode.

Language and power. Two critically important and intertwined intangibles that researcher and author Najah Dawood introduces in this first installment on the topic.

Fitness trainer, Ashley Dorielle, speaks about how to stay positive during the coronavirus pandemic.

A Brooklynite speaks about racism in America and one tried and true weapon to fight it. Join the Literary Activist in this powerful episode.

Tubman Museum of African American Art History and Culture Book Fair

Interview with Nina Gray