There are moments in life that define us. In The 180, award-winning actor and comedian Eric Lockley pulls back the curtain on the moments that challenged and changed his guests. Tune in each week to laugh, heal, and be inspired. Perhaps you’ll find the tools to turn things around in your own life?

Jessica Frances Dukes, stage and screen actor known for Ozark, Jessica Jones, BOOTYCANDY, and more, joins Eric to discuss the power of mentorship, community, and taking charge of one’s life and career. Keep up with Jessica at @jessicafrancesdukes on Instagram and on Twitter at @jessiefdukes.

Eric interviews April Reign: advocate, speaker, and the creator of #OscarsSoWhite. They discuss Black Twitter, major career changes, and representation in the entertainment industry. For the hottest takes, follow April on Instagram and Twitter at @ReignOfApril.

Eric sits down with Tony Hillery, founder and executive director of Harlem Grown, a Harlem-based nonprofit using food justice to transform kids' lives. They discuss food insecurity, getting a new lease on life, and helping your community from the ground up. Learn more about Harlem Grown by stopping by one of their community gardens or visiting their website at www.harlemgrown.org.

Acclaimed three-named actor William Jackson Harper, best known for playing Chidi Anagonye on the NBC comedy The Good Place, drops by The 180 to talk about his journey from shy middle schooler to Emmy-nominated TV star. Stay up to date with Will on Instagram at @williamjacksonharper and at @dubjackharper on Twitter, and be sure to check out Will's upcoming projects Love Life and The Underground Railroad!

Beatrice Dixon, founder of feminine care company The Honey Pot Co., shares her journey from college dropout to badass entrepreneur. Join us as we discuss embracing spirituality, fostering connection, and keeping yourself open to every possibility. Stay Connected with Bea on instagram at @iambeadixon, and find The Honey Pot Co.'s products at a Target near you!

In an exclusive interview, Iron Chef, restaurateur, and authority on Spanish-fusion cuisine Jose Garces reveals a big ‘180.’ Chef Garces talks about changing tides in the culinary world and his plan to be at the forefront of what’s next commercially and ethically. Join Eric and the rest of The 180 team on January 6th for a live cooking class at chefgarces.com and find out if all of Chef Garces' pointers have helped Eric move past meal kits!

Philadelphia sanitation worker, artist, and activist Terrill Haigler stops by The 180 after a long day on the job. He lets Eric in on what went down on the streets in the height of COVID-19's first wave, and they talk about Terrill's favorite 'jawns,' his humbling road to activism, and his political aspirations. Keep an eye on this man on the up'n'up on Instagram at @_yafavtrashman and learn more about Terrill's plans at yafavtrashman.com.