Space Shuttle Crew Chief Sharon McDougle discusses her place in history, working with Dr. Mae C. Jemison on her historic space flight. 

National Past President of the Montford Point Marines Association Joe Geeter discusses the history of the Montford Point Marines and an upcoming movie honoring the the first African-Americans to enlist in the U.S. Marine Corps after President Franklin Roosevelt issued an Executive Order establishing the Fair Employment Practices Commission in June 1941.

Air Force Veteran and actress Cynthia Gatlin discusses life in the military; how she became involved in the arts; and the notables she met along the way.

Genealogist, journalist, and arts advocate Trudy Taliaferro discusses her trailblazing career; discovering her family roots, and why family history is important. 

We catch up with Korean War veteran, artist, and author Curtis "Kojo" Morrow on his 87th birthday to discuss what he is currently working on and why creativity is so important right now.

Historical interpreter Trooper David Jones discusses the legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers and their impact in history. 

Curtis "Kojo" Morrow of the 24th Infantry Regiment Combat Team discusses why he left America to live in Ghana after the Korean War ended.

In part one of an exclusive interview, Curtis "Kojo"Morrow discussed his military career and why he became an artist.

Artist, Advocate, and Navy Veteran Phyllis Thomas Miller discusses her love for art and how she uses art to help heal and bring together veterans and the community.

Midwife, doula, and Desert Storm Veteran Martine Wilson (US Army) discusses the history of doulas and midwives, issues women of color face regarding maternal health, and what policymakers and stakeholders can do to improve maternal health practices.