In this episode, the team discussed with the featured guest Playwright Magaret Mahdi her upcoming Broadway musical "Bronzeville The Musical". Magaret talks about her background and what first drew her to performing arts. She elaborates on her vision and dreams and how they became a reality. She also discusses the rich history of the Bronzeville community and how it inspired her to write this musical that tells the story of a father helping his son to see greatness in himself. Doc sums up how vision dreams from a biblical perspective can come to fruition when we trust God.Subscribe to the podcast HERE!Check out our YOUTUBE channel!Recorded at Audiohive PodcastingThis podcast is hosted on Transistor.fm

In this episode, the team discussed the importance of working with others to get the first black history museum in Joliet, Illinois. Featured guest Luther Johnson talked about how this project began and how working with the city municipalities gave him a building in the Eastside community. Doc sums up how vision and faith will leave an inheritance for those coming after you to witness what can happen when we all collaborate.Subscribe to the podcast HERE!Check out our YOUTUBE channel!Recorded at Audiohive PodcastingThis podcast is hosted on Transistor.fm

In this episode, the team discusses with Susan Hohlman of I To Eye Consulting how her passion for people and sales has led her to be a top seller for a major cosmetics company. Now with over thirty years of being an entrepreneur, she shared how her purpose of being a great communicator is one of the main keys to her success and how that has impacted so many in her life and community. Subscribe to the podcast HERE!Check out our YOUTUBE channel!Recorded at Audiohive PodcastingThis podcast is hosted on Transistor.fm

Mike, DJ, and Doc sit down with Donald & Pascion White owners of White Smoke & Ash Cigar and Hookah Lounge located in Cresthill, Illinois thirty miles south of Chicago to discuss what it takes to be a spouse team in a family and business. The Whites are very transparent about the successes and challenges of running a unique business in today's economic climate. They let us know about the tremendous leap of faith and sacrifice in the beginning stages that humbly made them the power couple they are today.Subscribe to the podcast HERE!Check out our YOUTUBE channel!Recorded at Audiohive PodcastingThis podcast is hosted on Transistor.fm

In this special episode of Mic, DJ, and Doc, Mike sits down with the writer and director Weston known for his stage/film productions in episode #19 to discuss his new Christmas production "Joseph" with lead actor Reginal Pelt and lead actress Pamela Coley. They all give insight into where they started and what has inspired them to reach this point in their lives. Weston furthermore brings out the reason why he chose to tell the story of Joseph and Mary in a contemporary setting. Then they concluded where they see themselves in the future. Subscribe to the podcast HERE!Check out our YOUTUBE channel!Recorded at Audiohive PodcastingThis podcast is hosted on Transistor.fm

In this episode, the team welcomes Ms. Pamela Coley a registered Cardiology Nurse and stage play actress to discuss. Can someone live without hope? Why hope is so powerful and what are the benefits of having hope? Doc sums up everything with how your belief system can influence what you hope for with  "There It Is".Subscribe to the podcast HERE!Check out our YOUTUBE channel!Recorded at Audiohive PodcastingThis podcast is hosted on Transistor.fm

In this episode, Dr. William Sulliavn Sr. and Mike set the table with Proverbs 29:22-23 People with quick tempers cause a lot of quarreling and trouble. 23 Arrogance will bring your downfall, but if you are humble, you will be respected. They discussed identifying at least four different types of difficult people you may encounter properly and spiritually but have trouble getting along with. Doc sums everything up with how to have peace in the situations.Subscribe to the podcast HERE!Check out our YOUTUBE channel!Recorded at Audiohive PodcastingThis podcast is hosted on Transistor.fm

In this episode, the team welcomes Mr. Karl Ferrell to discuss the apathetic vote in the black community which was in a statement given by Larry Hoover founder of the gangster Disciples in Chicago in 1996 on a Geto Boys album, and what the voting system would be if all the released felons could regain their human right to vote. Doc sums up everything with how not to continue to live in ignorance and realize how vital your human rights are.

In this episode, our team talked about our brothers and sisters coming home from a correctional facility along with featured guest Illinois 43rd District Senator Rachel Ventura.1. They learned more about Senator Ventura as she discussed her background, passion, and purpose for serving in a public office.2. She let our listeners know how she has worked to put bills in place that will allow inmates to acquire ID cards before leaving prison along with other step-up programs to help fight recidivism.3. Doc covered that the most significant thing a person can do when leaving prison is to have the right perspective of confidence mentally and spiritually.

In this episode, the team stays on a course about dealing with yourself from knowing your identity to striving to be your best self. While covering the following topics. Sometimes your best self is just being the best for your family versus building a business.What does it mean to become your best self?Being your best self means living authentically. You need to stay true to yourself and your values. You need to make sure you're doing what brings you a sense of happiness, and purpose.