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Host Omarey Williams is joined by photographer John Staples. They discuss his passion for photography and how he went about starting his own bussiness, JBSM1 Photography.

Host Omarey Williams catches up with author and professor, Kelly Gross. She discusses the inspiration behind her latest book, "Hannah Mary Tabbs and the Disembodied Torso," and why studying black women in crime is so important.

Host Omarey Williams is joined by award winning author, Ann Bausum to discuss her new book "The March Against Fear." They delve into issues of social justice and why it is so important to write about these issues.

Host Omarey Williams sits down with local bussiness owner, Damon Knox. They discuss his entrepreneurial journey toward opening his barber shop, Hair 2 There in Glassboro, NJ.

Host Omarey Williams sits down with President of Cumberland County College, Dr. Yves Salomon-Fernandez. She discusses her experience with South Jersey and some upcoming goals for the school year.

Host Omarey Williams sits down with Paul Hilton of GSC/Rowan Black Reunion to discuss the importance keeping Black alumni involved in the Rowan community. They discuss the various organizations offered to students of color and how they tie into some big upcoming campus events, such as Homecoming.

Host Omarey Williams speaks with author Rashad Shabazz about his latest book, Spatializing Blackness and what it means for the community.

Dr. David Foreman discusses the pros of abandoning statin drugs in order to lead a healthier life.

Pastors Ronald S. Walker and Keith Robertson discuss their organization, Changing A Community Through Ultimate Services. They talk about the impact their organization has and how you can get involved.

Host Omarey Williams speaks with Erin Aubry Kaplan, author of the book, "I Heart Obama." She talks about Obama's impact as his presidency is winding down. She also speaks about race relations and the public's final thoughts on Obama.

Host Omarey Williams speaks with Kali Gross, author of the book, "Hannah Mary Tabbs and the Disembodied Torso: A Tale of Race, Sex, and Violence in America." They discuss the history of America that is hard to talk about. They also talk about her work as a professor and why she wrote the book.

Host Omarey Williams speaks with Dr. Johnnetta B. Cole as he attended the 30th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Breakfast. The two discuss Dr. King and his legacy. The show also highlights conversations with past speakers of the event including, Danny Glover, Harry Belafonte, Andrew Young, and Dr. Michael Eric Dyson.

Host Omarey Williams is joined by Sheryl Lee Ralph, an actress, singer, author, and activist. Best known for her role as Deidra "Dee" Mitchell on the UPN comedy Moesha and originating the role of Deena Jones in the Broadway musical Dreamgirls, Ralph stops by to discuss the importance of World AIDS Day on December 1. She talks about what it means to her and how people can get involved.

Host Omarey Williams is joined by the founders of Big Vision Empty Wallet, Dani Faith Leonard & Alex Cirillo. The three talk about the company and their program called Kickstart Diversity that focuses on creating more diversity behind the scenes of TV and film. They also discuss the importance of the independent genre of TV and film.

Host Omarey Williams is joined by Ylleya Fields, author of the book series, "Princess Cupcake Jones." She talks about the character's creation, how she found herself as an author, and her success. She also discusses what her work means to children.

Host Omarey Williams is joined by Dhylles Davis, author of the book, "Your Life! Your Purpose! No Explanations!" She talks about her involement with the Sip and Chat Movement. She also explains the importance of inner peace and gives self-help tips and advice.

Host Omarey Williams is joined by M. Lachi, author of the book, "The Ivory Staff: A Dark Fairy Tale of Kings and War." They discuss her book, what it was like traveling to Africa for source material, and what she can take away from the experience. They also talk about her business and being the founder of Music Scribes, a music transcription outfit specializing in arranging and custom scoring.

Host Omarey Williams is joined by Lisa Durden, a TV personality, blogger, and motivational speaker. They talk about relevant pop culture topics and Durden gives her opinion on them. They also discuss subjects that pertain to the African American community and more about Durden's exciting life.

Host Omarey Williams is joined by Larry "Lak" Henderson of Smart Music Entertainment. He talks about his unique approach to education and how rap is a powerful medium. He goes in-depth about the youth of America.

Host Omarey Williams is joined by James B. LaValle, author of the book, "Cracking the Metabolic Code." The two discuss everything food; the good, the bad, the cravings, the tasty, and the right choices. LaValle shares his advice for healthy living and which foods you should be directing your appetite towards.