I discuss the ongoing, generational conflict between Israelis and Palestinian's with my friend Rose!

This episode was recorded unintentionally, 4 years to the day Chloe came out of a coma (I love little God moments like that). Chloe comes on the show to share her medical journey that's spanned 5 years, and is still going as she awaits heart and kidney transplants. Along with sharing her story, she also gives many helpful tips on how to navigate the "business" of the medical world, if you or a loved one may ever be in a similar type of predicament. We discuss doctor neglect, particularly when it comes to Black women, and much more! If you would like to support Chloe and hop on "The Thomas Train", please visit ThomasTrain.Life. 

One day while outside on campus at the University of Houston, Domonique Champion has a gun pulled on him by a police officer while he was rehearsing outside of the theater building. This story has been covered by the Houston Chronicle, NBC News, & the Texas Tribune. Domonique tells his story, and describes the trauma incident has caused. We discuss who should take the majority of the responsibility, the school or the police? And much much more. Plus we also have, Benjamin Rizk, who is running for student body President at the University of Houston.

I talk to Chris Jones who has an educational company called Planting Seeds Tutoring & Test. He also has a non profit named Seekers of Knowledge Foundation. We talk about these two things, the problems with the educational system, student loan debt, and much more!

On episode 81 I talk to the chairman of the Democratic Party in Harris County, Odus Evbagharu. We talk about what's at stake with the upcoming midterm elections, he responds to Black America's growing frustration with the Democratic Party, and answers questions that were sent in by one of my Republican friends! 

My friend Kayla Dalati is the Director of Business Development at IHeart Radio Houston! We discuss what her job title entails, Houston becoming a media hub, being a woman in the industry, and much more!

The first time my friend Miriah Soliz came on the show was October 9th, 2018. She was just starting out as a lawyer; fast forward 4 years, she has her own law firm! On this episode we talk about the struggles of starting a business, the fear of leaving security, being a woman in a male dominated industry, & more!