Who You Are Is Okay, with Author Clayton Reid Jones (crj)

Carroll Brown joined me to talk politics, and why we should vote! He's the Co-owner at Practical 2A S.T.F.U. (East Baltimore Campus). Carroll offered great insight and much needed dialogue during this tumultuous election season!

Arthur Elliott Peace, 8th grade Science teacher, Girls Volleyball, Basketball, and Co-Ed Track & Field coach. Graduated Undergrad, Morgan St. Master of Education, Walden University. Member of Omega Psi Phi. He joined me as we discussed the state of Black America. We talked family, education, and the segregation that exist within the Black Race. We also discussed the black vote, and diversity.

Ladies, if you really want to know what men want? Take it from a Barber. Jibri Whitaker of Jibri's place. (7307 Harford rd. Baltimore, Md. 21234). Joined me for some good ole fashion shop talk. You don't wanna miss it!

Perception is projection. I'm not sure? With this episode I reflect on the road traveled and the conversations I've had. I engage in self-talk. The best form of therapy one can have.

Natima Nicole; she's the author of a short story memoir series. "More Than My Body" and "Playing Russian Roulette with my body". She joined me for this episode to discuss trust, honesty, and infidelity. Do you feel like you get played when you play by the rules?

Are we so captivated by the narrative that we've lost our ability to think critical?

How do you define a best friend? Are we asking people to live up to expectations that are unfair?

Some equate settling for less as settling for less than what we deserve. A lot of us believe that we deserve what we want, when we want it. Is it possible to have a relationship without settling for less?

Competitors compete! No-one else should be forced to. When we find ourselves, we won't feel the need to compete, another day in our lives.