Dr. B. Pope and Fee the Busy Bee are celebrating 30 years of marriage, they openly shared how their journey has been marked by conflict, finances, and challenges that tested their bond but ultimately strengthened their commitment. They reflected on how financial struggles early on created tension, but learning to budget, prioritize, and communicate openly helped them build stability together. They acknowledged moments of conflict, from raising children to balancing careers, yet emphasized that respect, compromise, and forgiveness allowed them to grow through disagreements rather than apart. Despite the challenges, they described their marriage as a partnership built on resilience, trust, and a deep love that has carried them through three decades of life together.

Dr. B. Pope and Fee the Busy Bee are celebrating 30 years of marriage, they openly shared how their journey has been marked by conflict, finances, and challenges that tested their bond but ultimately strengthened their commitment. They reflected on how financial struggles early on created tension, but learning to budget, prioritize, and communicate openly helped them build stability together. They acknowledged moments of conflict, from raising children to balancing careers, yet emphasized that respect, compromise, and forgiveness allowed them to grow through disagreements rather than apart. Despite the challenges, they described their marriage as a partnership built on resilience, trust, and a deep love that has carried them through three decades of life together.

From city streets to rural towns, gun violence impacts all races, all communities, and all families. Each week, we’ll explore the tough questions: What drives the rise in shootings? How does mental health, trauma, and conflict resolution play a role? And most importantly—what are the solutions?

Together, we’ll talk prevention, awareness, and the power of building stronger communities. Because ending gun violence isn’t just about changing laws—it’s about changing lives.

This is more than a conversation—it’s a call to action.”