"Truth Speaker" is a rapper from Syracuse, New York. He has given his life to inspiring people to learn the truth about themselves and to have great concerns of the earth such as, climate change and global warming. Through the trauma of temporarily losing his father to incarceration he learned to place his feelings in writing lyrics to hip hop music.  Through his "God Father" he learned how to rally youth to get involved with saving the planet. They're all here to share their story please listen.

 When you believe you are called to a specific goal, what are you willing to go through to achieve it? Sheikh Haneef Bashir discusses the challenges in pursuing his calling to become a Sheihk. He was not prepared for the challenges he would ultimately face.

 Dr. Benjamin Sperry knows plenty about black history and the struggles of African Americans.  His experiences include working as a journalist, a staffer for former President Jimmy Carter and finally a public School teacher.  He grew interested in Civil Rights and black history while earning his doctorate at Case Western University.  He shares his quest in introducing similar study programs in various colleges and other institutions. 

Dr. Benjamin O. Sperry is a history teacher that has special concentration on black history. He has also taking great interest in educating incarcerated citizens while also blending in other students from more privileged lives. In this, he says he hopes to do his part in helping to heal racial disparities. 

M A Shaheed discusses the life and music of Alvin Ayler

Shaheed discusses the vast amount of musicians that played in Cleveland when the cities Jazz music scene was a major center of influential musicians 

Ms. Ware discusses what qualifies a person to be an entrepreneur?

What can a minority entrepreneur do to gravitate toward success?

Ms. Gloria Ware is a seasoned professional who spent her career helping entrepreneurs. She answer the question what is Jumpstart?

Retired Major Brenda Collins talks about why she enlisted