Dr. Giridhar Mallya is the Senior Policy Officer at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. In the midst of a Measles outbreak, Dr. Mallya joined Keir Bradford-Grey and Brother Shomari to share how to prevent the spread, especially among children, and the importance of the vaccine.

Dr. Tina Scott joins the show. She talks to us about helping children to heal from domestic violence at home

Councilmember Rue Landau joins the show. She talks to us about the legislation she and Councilmember Brooks have proposed to reign in ICE.

Kerwin Pittman is a Social Justice Activist and Criminal Justice Reform Policy Expert. Kerwin advocates primarily in the social justice field, particularly criminal justice reform, in which he is a voice for the voiceless. He is the first formally incarcerated man to buy a prison

Dr. Deborah D. Roebuck is the Founder and CEO of “Going Thru The Change,” a global health and wellness company that focuses on helping women of all generations navigate pre-menopause, peri-menopause, menopause, and post-menopause, or better known as “Going Thru The Change”.

Dr. Roebcuk joins the show to talk about why Menopause matters in the workplace, and how women can manage menopause symptoms in the workplace.

Teju Adisa-Farrar is the founder and ecosystems director of the Black Fiber & Textile Network, an organization that is focused on teaching earth-based practices and selling earth-based clothing products. She is also the creator/host of the Black Material Geographies podcast and a 2025 Center for Craft Archive Fellow. Teju’s work centers on climate, cultural, and distributive justice by supporting regenerative practices and collaboration. She uses a global lens focusing on local and regional strategies that produce alternative economies at the community scale.

Teju joins the show to discuss the initiatives of the Black Fiber & Textile Network, how what we wear may affect our health, and to also discuss various textile traditions.

Ezenwanyi Abii is a licensed attorney and the founder of Abii & Associates, PLLC,, a boutique law firm dedicated to helping entrepreneurs and families protect their businesses, property, and legacy. Her work spans business law, real estate, estate and probate planning, bankruptcy, and personal injury, with a strategy-first approach designed to move clients from reactive legal decisions to proactive protection.

Ezrnwanyi joins the show to discuss legal strategies women business owners often overlook.

Pam Rich Wheeler from The Business Center and Josh Johnson from Poppa's Custard join the show. We talk about "Ready, Set, Grow" a station initiative to help small businesses prepare for increased tourism in 2026.

Richard is a nationally respected employment attorney who advises and defends companies facing workplace and employment challenges. He joined Keir Bradford-Grey to help listeners understand the legal landscape when it comes to diversity, equity, and inclusion, and what this moment means for businesses, workplace policies, and for diverse leaders, especially Black women.

Dr. Janice Gassam Asare is the Founder of BWG Business Solutions, an award-winning consulting firm designed to help organizations create cultures built on equity. Dr. Asare is an award-winning senior contributing writer for Forbes, Ph.D.-trained organizational psychologist and an adjunct professor at Columbia University.

She joined Keir Bradford-Grey to discuss her new book, “Rise & Resist: How to Reclaim Workplace Equity & Justice”.