Dr. Erin Wilson joins the show to talk growing up in Miami, how she chose physical therapy, college and medical school and more.

Tamia Potter joins the show to talk about growing up in Tallahassee, Florida, attending Florida A&M University, how her choice of medical school was made even takes us thru the moment she found out she was set to be the first Black neurosurgeon resident in Vanderbilt's 148 year history. That and more on this episode of Touring The AFC South.

Danyel Smith joins the show to talk about growing up in the Bay Area and Los Angeles, her writing/editing career (including some behind the scenes talk on her recent article on SZA), her podcast Black Girl Songbook and her book, Shine Bright.

Multimedia sports reporter Thai Floyd joins the show to talk about living in Orlando, Florida as a youth, why she chose to attend Florida A&M, her dedication to telling the stories of HBCUs and more. And we also talk Tiffany Greene.

Nescotia Harrison joins the show to tell us about growing up in Aiken, South Carolina, being a multisport athlete, the transition to being a former athlete while being AD Of Football Operations at Wingate University and more. Plus we open the show talking about Cassandra Maxwell and how she is Black History.

Candi Waller joins the show to talk growing up in PG County, when she first got her love for sports and journalism, covering DC sports and more! Also, we discuss Irene Amos Morgan (Kirkaldy).

ESPN's Maya Jones joins the show to talk about what it was like growing up in New Orleans, what she wanted to be growing up, how writing got introduced, collegiate experience at Xavier and of course, we talk about her ESPN career. Plus, we start the show off with the Get It Off Ya Chest segment highlighting Ruby Bridges.

The Washington Post's Candace Buckner joins the show to talk about growing up in St. Louis, when she realized journalism was her path, college days, her journalistic journey along with her advice for young Black women and young Black people as they enter the field of journalism. And we also chat about Alice Allison Dunnigan and the history she made as a Black woman in Washington D.C.

Nashville WKRN Channel 2's Samaria Terry joins the show to talk about how she first had her interest peaked in journalism, how she flipped from physics to journalism in college, her journalistic journey and lessons learned in the game. And we also chat about this week's Get It Off Ya Chest segment which highlights Hattie McDaniel.

Host Mike Patton opens the special episodes of Touring the AFC South for the month of March with Aireka Harvell, the CEO of Nodat. Take a listen to her journey and also take a listen to the Get It Off Ya Chest segment where we highlight Sarah Goode.