To "cut someones water off" is an old saying that I remember hearing as a child. It states that you have chosen to end a relationship with someone (for whatever reason), therefore it is no more. In episode 66, we discuss the various ways in which men "end" relationships with their male friends, and if there's an opportunity to be more constructive in how we decide to part ways.

Episode 65 welcomes DC native, mother, lover of life, wife of 17 years, public speaker, and suicide survivor Kristina Gilchrist. During this episode we discuss the process of forgiveness, loving our younger selves, how we manage depression, and the importance of breaking free from the confinement associated with being identified as a victim. Kristina's love for life, and perspective of empowerment is a true example of what taking control of your destiny looks, sounds, and feels like. THANK YOU KRISTINA!

Episode 64 welcomes emcee, producer, creative, and overall dope human yU. During this episode we discuss, yU's path to finding his voice, relationships, love, parenting, mental health, and when the world can expect a new yU project.

Episode 63 welcomes New York born, and Detroit based Trans emcee Chantaneice (Father Venus). During our conversation we discuss the various boxes that society places on human beings, expanding our concept of what it means to be free, and the the ways in which Chantaneice has learned to fill the gaps of life that so many of us struggle with.

Episode 62 welcomes Zo!. He is a multi-instrumentalist, music producer, Musical Director of the Foreign Exchange, and devoted father. During this episode we discuss his baseball career, how he shifted full time to all things music, and the importance of hard work and discipline. As Zo! puts it, his career is a "Slow Burn", and he has no plans of stopping anytime soon. He's excited about the future, and continuing his collaboration efforts to make the good music he wants to hear.

Episode 61 welcomes Patricia Harris (AKA Momma TuneTheFork). During this segment, we turn the lens on the various other roles that Pat has played over the course of her life. Pat is not only a mother, but a substance abuse counselor, fair housing advocate, woman, recording artist, model, and proud recovering alcoholic with over 24 years of sobriety. She is also my hero. I love you Mom....and I love US!!

Tia Danielle is a stylist, author, podcaster, and overall creative. During this episode we discuss the profound impact her grandmother had on her life, spirituality, managing doubt, and learning how to live in our purpose.

Episode 59 welcomes fashionista Chanae Jones. Chanae is a dancer, and owner of Chrysalis76 which is a brand focused on using sustainability to transform how people think about fashion. During episode 59, we discuss relationships, parenting, the stigma around exotic dancing, and the complex world that women navigate that constantly challenges their ability to show up as full people.

Episode 58 welcomes April Nicole. April is an entrepreneur, chef, artist, interior decorator, fashion designer, and consummate hustler. In this segment we discuss, family, forgiveness, and what it means to creates new paths of healing and acceptance in our lives. There are so many layers of April, all of which are beautiful, fragile, and resilient. The time she shared with TuneTheFork was invaluable. We love you April.

Episode 57 welcomes multi DC Wammie award winner Let The Dirt Say Amen (Tim Hicks). During this segment, we discuss growing up in the drug era of DC, his creative process, the importance of lyricism, and his early years as Dimensional Control and The Avant-Garde Violence. Tim also talks about breaking through the barriers of social norms, embracing who you are as a human, and what new music projects are next.