As we bring a close to Women's History Month, it is only fitting that we celebrate the power, wisdom, and love that lives in each and every woman. Moderated by Chance Thweatt, this podcast explores different perspectives on how women navigate life, juggle external pressures, careers, family, friendships, and love.

A thought-provoking conversation with Community - N - Brotherhood, an organization that works with at-risk youth in central North Carolina. The goal of the organization is to educate and empower, providing mentorship to young men. The conversation centers around the juxtaposition of the "old values", importance of the "village" and how the values and morals of said village aide in shaping black men. How do we prioritize this, brining it back in an effort to support OUR black men?

This podcast looks back on the history of African Americans in the military, and explores the experience of African Americans who have, and currently serve in the military. 

This episode explores the significance of January 6th and January 15th and the lasting affects and historical  parallels between the two events.

Giving, loving, and family. This episode reflects on the memories of the holidays and the spirit of Christmas that lives within the black family. The spirit of Christmas, the reason why we celebrate, and the joy that the holidays bring. 

Is the family legacy of dinner table in the African American community lost? Have the rules and etiquette around technology, how and when we use and engage it changed. Should we embrace it, using technology to break the digital divide to bring the family together. This inaugural episode explores the roots of the importance of community around the dinner table, rules and norms that we may want to consider, and how the village generation can embrace technology.