Bringing back a classic discussion for Black History Month! , Black History, Black Authors, & Diverse Representation. We loved our chat with Kim C. Lee who is a children's book author and a phenomenal creative coach and the amazing Murlonda Janelle Webb, who is also a children’s book author and a passionate Diversity, Equity & Inclusion advocate.

It’s collab over competition! In this thought-provoking episode, along with our fellow podcaster, Duke Lott, we explored the sensitive topics of church hurt, relationships, and diversity, equity, and inclusion. We shared personal stories, practical advice, and conversations to promote healing, growth, and inclusivity within the community. By acknowledging and addressing these issues, we can work towards creating a healthier, more loving, and inclusive environment for all. Join us in this engaging conversation on faith, relationships, community, and personal growth within the DEI space. Let’s get into it!

What happens when the host is out and you leave father and son in charge? A whole lot of shenanigans!! Mr. B and Son grabbed the mic and proceeded to create the perfect episode in which we will just refer to as - The Takeover!! Get into this episode y'all, it will definitely make your day!

This Interview was one that has stuck with me for the longest. Dr. Goodwin took our platform and made it homey and intimate as she shared golden knowledge with us with great care and humility. She is one of the most sought-after speakers and advisors in her field. Dr. Goodwin is an accomplished professional with 18 years of experience in the New York City Police Department, and currently serves as a Detective Investigator and Hostage Negotiator, known for her passion, dedication, and results-driven approach to negotiations, helping individuals and organizations build stronger relationships and develop long-term solutions that yield better results and increase productivity both professionally and personally. She is also an Author and a distinguished individual who has made significant contributions to her community and profession. In 2022, she was awarded the Presidential Lifetime Achievement and she is a Recipient of the 2020 HOPE Award for heroic work in suicide prevention! Yes, she is winning! She has dedicated her life to helping and educating her community and fellow colleagues. Y'all this interview was phenomenal - we can’t wait for you all to listen to our amazing conversation. Let’s get into it!

Her Motto: Communicate * Connect * Collaborate

Yes! Yes! Yes! This is part 2 of our powerful discussion with Pierre Campbell as he breaks down the distinction between leadership & management. We dive deeper into Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion, as Pierre addresses the movement from corporations as we all lived and watched horrendous acts of exclusion and racism in our society. The importance of being a great manager and an effective leader comes into play even more and is critical to employees and companies moving forward in a progressive manner. Continue to ride this discussion out with us and eat at this table of excellence, through the teachings of our guest - Leadership Coach, Pierre Campbell.

What does Leadership versus Management mean to you? Everyone who is a leader may not possess the skills to manage. Everyone who can manage may not possess the tenacity to lead. We often get these two skill sets and qualities confused. But! Not today! Pierre Campbell of, The Leadership Network Team, will break these words down in their true forms and we will ultimately leave this meaningful discussion knowing the difference between these two powerful words. Let’s talk about….Leadership vs Management with the dynamic and motivating Leadership Coach, Pierre Campbell!

In part 2, of this great episode with Ellceey & Erron, we continue the discussion of, “The Interracial Perspective”. The discussion dives deeper into interracial challenges and the boundaries and confinement that others put on themselves when it comes to accepting people as they are and where they are in life. We jump into diverse dialogue around past episodes, including a passionate chat about being made to feel your color in various situations. There is so much to unpack, so jump into part 2 and check it out!

The Interracial Perspective is a general thought that everyone has or will have some time throughout their lives. No one person's perspective is perfect in thought. This being said, some personal preferences do not fall within the freedom of interracial lines, while others do not let society set limits and boundaries on who or whom they love. In this episode, we jump knee-deep in a courageous conversation with our friends and podcast hosts, Ellceey & Erron of, The Interracial Perspective; Maturity Not Included Podcast. Check out part 1 of, “Let’s talk about…The Interracial Perspective w/Ellceey & Erron”. Let’s get into it!

We chatted it up with PapaGeoff of, The PapaGeoff’s America Podcast in this episode. PapaGeoff made us feel very welcome and continues to give us a platform to share our stories about life, marriage, military, Diversity & Inclusion, and our continuous efforts to be each other forever friends. Check it out!