OWN TV's Belle Collective star Latrice Rogers sits with SUAVV Editor-In-Chief Rashod and YouTube Reality TV Commentator DJ Richie Skye to talk about the first season of the Jackson, Mississippi-based show. Discussing her relationship with family, friends, and business, Latrice makes sure that she stays true to who she is while dismissing artificial friendships.

Former cast member of The Real Housewives of Potomac star Monique Samuels joins the SUAVV Couch with us and our friend DJ Richie Skye, to talk about who she is as a mother, what filming for reality television is like, The Fight with Candiace Dillard, her essential oil line Mila Eve Essentials, her new project Bindertime Stories,  and her plans to release more music.

Black Ink Crew cast members Caesar and Suzette join us to speak on their relationship, being entrepreneurs, motivating each other, and the scandalous robbery from the Harlem Tattoo Shop.

Actress Skye Townsend joins us to talk about her new role on A Black Lady Sketch Show, growing up as Robert Townsend's daughter, her struggle with entertainment, and what it means to protect your mental health.

Cynthia Bailey- Hill returns to SUAVV to update us on her new Partnership with SEAGRAMS, the Housewives Mashup, Being a newlywed, and how she responded to Noelle coming out.

We're back and choppin' it up with Nigerian-born actor Chido Nwokocha from Tyler Perry's hit cable show SISTAS. We're talking about the new season, how his public reaction has been to his character, and how his life shifted from sports to the big screen.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta husband Ralph Pittman, Jr. joins the virtual studio to talk about his upbringing, Life, Fatherhood, and how his life has changed since he and wife Drew Sidora entered the world of reality TV.

Deborah Joy Winans joins SUAVV Magazine to talk about her new film Don't Waste Your Pretty, How working with Lynn Whitfield and Keith David on Greenleaf impacted her career, and what living a BLESSED life means to her.

Generational Wealth, Entrepreneurship, Grief, Sexuality, and Identity are all of the words that can describe "HOMEGOING" Staring Khalil Kain and Malik Shakur. The film revolves around a young man who is in line of owning the family-run funeral home and mortuary that he is currently working at with his father, the owner. However, the son wants something more out of life. Something that he will enjoy rather than feel obligated towards. But, as the old folks say, doctors and morticians are two professions that will always be in demand.

Nguvu Kwa Watu(Power to the People) is a one-man monologue short-doc created and starring Kinyumba Mutakabbir. The film creatively expounds upon the plight of black people fighting for justice in America and the 2020 protests. He plans to release this film on the anniversary of George Floyd’s death, May 25th, 2020 and donate a portion of the proceeds to nonprofits that help communities divert their younger offenders from prison and reform schools and instead into developmental programs prioritizing the teaching of crafts, trades, and emotional coaching.