As the R-Kelly case looms over our head and the recent Texas Abortion Law passing, there is so much to talk about! Unfortunately, both issues directly impact the black community.  We lose the most and our people are hit the hardest.  Quenise and Brandon dive into conversation about how black men are disproportionately sentenced compared to black men. The black community reels as R-Kelly, an icon and living legend, is found guilty in sex trafficking.  Following his 20 year run of evading the law it not only makes us question why so many other perpetrators got off “scott free”?&nb ..read more

In hopes to light the fire in the black community Brandon and Quenise invite Genie Dawkins, parent advocate coach,  to talk about how the IEP is a pipeline from school to the prison system.  When it comes to the black community, the IEP dehumanizes our children.  As a parent you are the first and most important advocate in assuring your children feel seen in every space.  If you are looking for tips on how to navigate your child/children through IEP, this is the episode for you. What you will learn in this episode; -Unique ways to advocate for your child in IEP Meetings -Ho ..read more

For many years we have downplayed each other’s mental health issues.  We have seen celebrities harm themselves or worse from the stress of the limelight.  Where is the community black world? In this episode, Quenise and Brandon share their thoughts on the bigger issue with mental health in the community. Our celebrities and even our own families are crying out for help and we dismiss them and tell them to “pray about it”.  They also tell personal stories of struggling with mental health issues and helpful resources to seek help. If you have an opinion on how we downplay mental h ..read more

Have you taken the Covid vaccine yet? If you’re still contemplating whether or not to take it, have you done your due research to understand it? The media has been relentlessly pushing for the Covid vaccine, especially in the black community, but do you really need it? In this episode, Quenise and Brandon share their thoughts on the Covid vaccine, which is being pushed especially to the black community. Quenise explains why you need to do in-depth research about the vaccine to stay informed and make a rational decision whether you need it or not. Brandon recognizes the power of self-knowledge ..read more

In this episode, Quenise and Brandon share their bittersweet outlook on Juneteenth day, announced as the new federal holiday in the USA. Quenise indicates how in this wave of celebration, the real problems within the black community remain unaddressed. Brandon recognizes how the black community, collectively, must discern their real problems behind the systematic racism existing in the American society, not be blinded by superficial changes that don’t address the core issues. Will Juneteenth address the wage gap and police brutality, listen now to hear more on these issues. What you will ..read more

This episode sheds light on the now trending event, Juneteenth or June 19th. Brandon and Quenise take listeners on a historic journey to illustrate the real history of Juneteenth. They also speak on how our younger generation must know that Juneteenth is more than a pop culture event.  Knowing our roots can only strengthen the black community. What you will learn in this episode: The real history behind Juneteenth and why is it celebrated The roots of slavery, oppression and the tribulations experienced by our black ancestors in their fight to win freedom The need to share the real histo ..read more

In this episode our hosts, Quenise and Brandon, discuss the Greatness of Black People throughout history. They also discuss how our oppressors have created laws to hinder our progression and downplay our greatness.  Let's encourage all black people to know thy self! Know your history so that you can know how GREAT you truly are. What you will learn in this episode: Different laws that hinder us as a people. Vetting and electing our own representatives to see a change in our communities. “If you want to keep something from black people, put it in a book.” Three TIP Takeaways Start vetti ..read more

In the event of Memorial Day, Brandon and Quenise reminisce about black history and how the roots of this special day actually began with the black community. In this context, they emphasize how imperative it is to share the history of ancestors with the younger generation. Throughout the episode, they address the problem of an ongoing communication gap existing between the older and younger generation in the black community. Listen to this episode to find out how you can play your part to bridge the gap. What you will learn in this episode: The reason for the communication gap between the ol ..read more

Our hosts, Quenise and Brandon, discuss the disparities within the black community compared to other races and what we as black people can do to make our voices heard. People are outraged that the Anti-hate crimes bill has passed for the Asian community, when Black people have been laid down and murdered in the streets for decades.  We have begged the government to at the very least protect black lives and have received little to no response.  If we want change; we have to change how we think, how we vote, and how we build wealth in our communities. Change starts with us!  Liste ..read more

 In this episode, Quenise and Brandon give a brief history lesson on how the government broke up black households and how it impacts us now.  As hard as it is to hear, the “single family household” becoming the norm is detrimental to the black community.  Let’s talk about black men and women uniting in the name of establishing black wealth and building a legacy.  If we can achieve what we do with one parent in the home, imagine what we could accomplish with both parents. What you will learn in this episode: • The key role that both man and woman play in our communities. • T ..read more