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Carlton and Shanna discuss the current state of our union, the mindset of athletes, and their SEC rivalry with the University of Tennessee.
Shanna Pearson is a Certified Performance Mindset Coach and Motivational Speaker.
Carlton and Roy discuss the value of Black organizations, diversity in the workplace, and more.
Roy Hawkins, Jr. is the President of the North Market for Atrium Health.
Carlton and Mo talk Tom Cruise, J. Cole, the history of Jordans, Herschel Walker and managing them emotions.
Carlton and Robert discuss the future of COVID, Will Smith's apology, and their football teams.
Dr. Robert Nobles is the Vice President for Research Administration at Emory University.
Carlton and Mo talk Tom Cruise, J. Cole, the history of Jordans, Herschel Walker and managing them emotions.
Empathize and realize each of us has a burden we are overcoming.
Carlton is joined by Guests Akela Renae and Natalie Lucas for a discussion on a list of topics that include: Abortion, Gun Laws, Mental Health, DeSean Watson, and Black Love.
Natalie Lucas is a Senior Talent Acquisition Manager
Akela Renae is host of the podcast "She, Her and Me", author of "The Cost of Baggage", and co-author of "Only for One Night".
Carlton, Akela, and Natalie dive into the complexities of Black love; not just romantic love, but love for each other.
Natalie Lucas is a Senior Talent Acquisition Manager
Akela Renae is host of the podcast "She, Her and Me", author of "The Cost of Baggage", and co-author of "Only for One Night".
Time comes for us all. Embrace the evolution. Release the attachments and let's thrive!!!
Natalie and Akela share their thoughts and skepticisms related to DeSean Watson, all of those civil suits, and what the Cowboys would do. And who will bring the next championship to Dallas, Cowboys or Mavericks?
Natalie Lucas is a Senior Talent Acquisition Manager
Akela Renae is host of the podcast "She, Her and Me", author of "The Cost of Baggage", and co-author of "Only for One Night".
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