Episode 14 is stuffed with good information about maternal health, fertility, and millennials. Dr. Kelli Burroughs, an OBGYN, also shares her personal journey to pregnancy. I also give some context as to why body camera video isn’t public record in North Carolina and break down the latest developments in Andrew Brown Junior’s death. I explain why a trending topic wasn’t necessarily true, and what the early results of our 2020 census mean. Credit to The Podfather Tim Beeman for tech and distribution. Thanks to B.Nova for the custom beat that brings the content to life.

Episode 13 explores what our society could look like without policing in its current form. The movement to abolish police is still politically toxic, but activists are still pushing to dismantle the system and then build public safety back in a way that better serves communities. Civil Rights Attorney Meagan Harding challenges us to interrogate everything we think we believe about crime, punishment, and policing. Since the headlines have been so heavy lately, I also lighten things up with some good news that will make you smile. Credit to The Podfather Tim Beeman for tech and distribution. Thanks to B.Nova for the custom beat that brings the content to life.

Episode 12 digs into the debate over college athlete compensation. The players want to be paid, but the NCAA maintains its argument that they should been seen and treated as amateurs, despite how much money they bring in for the organization and their schools. ESPN West Palm sports anchor Theo Dorsey explains why he thinks the NCAA is going to have to change their tune sooner rather than later. I also break down the ramifications of Georgia’s new voter laws, a transgender healthcare ban in Arkansas, and the latest allegations against Texans QB Deshaun Watson. Credit to The Podfather Tim Beeman for tech and distribution. Thanks to B.Nova for the custom beat that brings the content to life.

We’re back for episode 11 after a nice, two-week vacation! Tragically, in that same time period, the nation has come to grips with more mass shootings. A legislative lead with Moms Demand Action explains the ideas they’re pushing for that could help curb gun violence. I also explore the impact the pandemic has had on gun violence in America. The episode also digs into the first week of the Derek Chaivin trial, voting rights, and the coronavirus. Credit to The Podfather Tim Beeman for tech and distribution. Thanks to B.Nova for the custom beat that brings the content to life.

Episode 10 takes a close look at entertainment. Film critic Joe Friar reviews some of the biggest movies of the year, so far, and explains why the offerings have become much more diverse. We also explore the impact the pandemic has had on the industry and movie theatres. This episode is light on news, but we do dig into the Oprah, Harry, and Meghan interview to understand what it tells us about racism and the relevancy of the royals. Credit to The Podfather Tim Beeman for tech and distribution. Thanks to B.Nova for the custom beat that brings the content to life.

Episode 09 tackles a played out taboo. We talk about money! Certified Financial Planner Shala Walker explains how a lack of financial literacy helps fuel the wealth gap in the U.S. She also digs into common money mistakes and how to set yourself, along with future generations, up for financial success. In the news, I break down what science is showing about how the year-long pandemic is affecting our health and wellbeing, what activists are trying to accomplish legislatively during Women’s History Month, and the Biden administration initiative that could help millions of Americans become home owners. Credit to The Podfather Tim Beeman for tech and distribution. Thanks to B.Nova for the custom beat that brings the content to life.

Episode 08 digs into the big story in Texas. A winter storm knocked the state down on its knees, and recovery will be a long process. Journalist Janel Forte in Houston explains why people weren’t prepared, who should be held accountable for the catastrophe, and what happens next. I’ll also cover some lesser-known stories happening across the nation impacting voting rights, abortion rights, and criminal justice reform. Credit to The Podfather Tim Beeman for tech and distribution. Thanks to B.Nova for the custom beat that brings the content to life.

Episode 07 explores what we’ve learned after two impeachment trials and two acquittals for Donald Trump. I called DC Correspondent Jarred Hill the day after the vote to find out what it means for democrats, republicans, and the rest of us. Transformation Coach Keya “OnTheMove” Ward also shares her story to challenge us to live healthier lives, despite the ongoing pandemic. Credit to The Podfather Tim Beeman for tech and distribution. Thanks to B.Nova for the custom beat that brings the content to life.

Episode 06 is my Black Love Episode in honor of Valentines Day! After a quick news segment on current events, I dig into dating and relationships in celebrity culture and real life. Guests Gary With Da Tea and Justine Mfulama break down black love, what makes it beautiful, and what makes it difficult from both the male and female perspectives. Credit to The Podfather Tim Beeman for tech and distribution. Thanks to B.Nova for the custom beat that brings the content to life.

Episode 05 is my Black History Month Episode! I dig into the pain and the joy of the African-American experience. Guest Chris Lea breaks down black achievement on the field and on the sidelines in the NFL ahead of the Super Bowl Sunday. We talk about black coaches, black quarterbacks, how far the league has come, and how far it still needs to go. Nashville native Brittany Paschall also tells explains the concept of Sankofa as America continues to struggle with what she calls a “remembrance problem.” Credit to The Podfather Tim Beeman for tech and distribution. Thanks to B.Nova for the custom beat that brings the content to life.