In a follow-up, Meiko reached out to many of the people who appeared on the episode entitled "The Black People Speak" for their response to the Derek Chauvin verdict -- bringing a full scope and focused to the emotions around the murder of George Floyd and what justice looks like for him. Season 3 of the Altitude Collective returns this June with all-new episodes.

The noise of the politics. The noise of the media punditry. The noise of the blame shifting. The noise of the silence. It’s all drowning out the noise of those who are feeling so heavy and hurt and broken and bewildered. And devalued. So I gathered black voices, voices of those who are lamenting right now, to share what they are feeling in this American moment. The episode The Black People Speak is in your podcast feeds now from The Altitude Collective. Stop listening to people commentating on how we feel. I dare you to listen to actual black people as they lament.

In this episode, Meiko invites two friends in the Race Equity space to help him process his feelings and thoughts surrounding Ahmaud Arbery, 26, who was shot and killed while jogging in a Georgia neighborhood. The episode ends with a special announcement. Warning: This episode is raw and may not be suitable for all ages. It is an episode where Meiko and his guest are processing feelings on the spot.

In this episode, Meiko elevates the conversation all around the topic that is affecting us all, Coronavirus or COVID-19. Dr. Farhan Malik, Registered Dietician Cassandra Sampson, and Transformation Coach Charissa Saindon joins Meiko in a conversation about the virus and it's effect on us.

In this episode, Simone seymour takes over the podcast and interviews podcast creator, Meiko Seymour. Not only that, she invites Bianca Mieses to join her in chatting with Meiko. The episode focuses on how saying yes can lead you to your wildest dreams.

On today's episode, we’re hearing from Brad Gray. We last heard from brad in episode 12 of season one. In the episode, Brad walked us through what it was like to do ministry in the context that he was. A lot has changed since that conversation!

In this episode, James Tully joins us to talk about being the media. James is a news anchor for ABC action news in the Tampa Bay television market, the number one market in Florida. We have a robust conversation about what got him into news, what it’s like doing the news, and the responsibility he feels as a news anchor.

In this episode of the Look Up by The Altitude Collective Podcast, we check in with Kristopher James who was featured in season one of the podcast. Kristopher gives us a quick rundown on what's been going on since we last had a chat. He's been through a lot of life and has come out on top.

In part two of the Cultural Identity episode, Bianca answers the question, "Are all white people racist?" We also get to hear from Alyssa Bedard answer the very same question as a white woman.

Meiko talks with Bianca Mieses on the issue of cultural identity and how the lack of understanding it keeps us caught up in systemic racism and more horrors.