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Bryan talks about the Department of Education, FEMA, the economy, climate, how California elected officials are protecting the state, and the difference between Trump and Biden’s presidential administrations.
Lalaind and Hubbard are advocating for women firefighters and giving back to their communities through the Los Angeles city’s Black firefighters association.
From Hollywood red carpets to local community events, Bennett is having a lot of fun as the owner of her own boutique public relations agency.
Descieux, a Southern University graduate, has negotiated labor contracts for some of the top companies in the entertainment industry, and she has enjoyed her time attending star-studded and industry events.
Curtis Burke’s guests all had a “sink-or-swim” type of moment at a critical place in their lives.
Host Curtis Burke interviews impactful people who do not have large followings because everybody’s story deserves to be told.
One forever, in wedded bliss.
Alumni of Historically Black Colleges and Universities are making an impact professionally, socially, and culturally in Los Angeles.
These mentoring programs help Black students succeed academically and in life.
Fisk University will become the first HBCU to have a gymnastics program, giving Black gymnasts an opportunity to attend a Black college.