As the push to defund the police takes root across the U.S., retired NYC Police Officer & Detective, Barry Felder, discusses how police departments and the community can work together to establish trust, respect, and understanding to reduce bias and over policing.

Many people are asking how can the Black community recreate Black Wall Street and become a self-sufficient community that is heard, respected and given true equality in this country. In this episode, Calvin and I talk about three main ways to start shifting the tide within our homes and within our community. This one is a goodie!

In this very informative episode, Attorney and Realtor, Alecia Daniel-Hall, Esq., explains the importance of everyone having three important documents in place for their estate. This applies to everyone regardless of socioeconomic status. These three documents for your estate will help you to create, divide and recirculate your assets. 

We often stay within our circles, but if we want to change race relations in this country, it's time for us to talk to people outside our circles. Leah and I discuss what viewpoints she developed throughout her lifetime as a White woman living in a community and attending school with only one person of color in her graduating class. I share with her my viewpoints growing up in a Black community dealing with racism my entire life.

A message to Black people who have a seat at the table and are not speaking up. And how can Black people disrupt the status quo at their jobs and in their communities.

This episode is about why we are not peacefully protesting, what Blacks and allies need to do collectively to shift the tide in America, and how educators can prepare over summer break to address the trauma that many students will be returning to school with.