After 17 students and students and staff members were gunned down at a high school in Parkland, FL the national gun debate reignited--leading to demonstrations across the country and in our nation's capitol. This episode features people at the March for Our Lives and a conversation with D.C. elementary school teacher, Davian Morgan, about classrooms and gun reform.
At some point on the corporate ladder climb, you might realize the journey more closely resembles an endless maze--a winding, twisting path with no clear direction or destination. Diyana Howell knows--she's been there and she joins us to discuss.
Kendall Brightman is a news producer in Washington, D.C. who is rediscovering life after coming out. Listen for her take on same-sex marriage, closet years and the problem with straight women.
The Golden Globes were filled with enough drama for a bonus episode. An all-black affair? Oprah 2020?! Beyonce Again?
Colin Kaepernick's protests roiled the nation and the NFL. Rhiannon Walker, of ESPN's "The Undefeated," will join us to discuss and diagnose the the NFL, the Kaepernick fallout, and other problems in professional sports.
To celebrate the holidays and a New Year, Trey and Alexis will discuss post-college struggles, blackness in the professional world and the toxicity of social media.
Eva Woolridge and Jewel Addy, co-founded Red Dot Campaign, an organization working to promote the health of menstruating people. We'll ask them about sexual assault, catcalling and their mission to erase the stigma surrounding the period.