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Today guest host Deaunte Damper sits down with. Malik Banks co-founder of Team GetWitIt as we discuss how his organization is helping to empower youth in Pierce County. Damper also sits down with lead project manager, Michelle McClendon as she explains how the system is working for King County and nationally.

Today, Trae is joined by longtime Community Organizer Ayan Musse. She tells us about her organizing journey and uplifts the work being done on the Green Hill Campaign. Next, Trae sits with her childhood mentor Justin Emeka, a Theater & Film Director. He shares his journey into theater and film and how he poured into the arts community in Seattle before moving away.

Today, it's a Fat Ham Takeover! First Trae talks with the Director of Seattle Rep's Fat Ham, Timothy McCuen Piggee. He discusses his journey into theater and tells us more about the production. Next, Trae is joined by Aishé Keita, an actor in the play. She describes her experience in this production and her continued work in the arts world.

Season two kicks off with the one the only Randy Ford, the newest executive Director of CD Forum. She sits down to discuss her journey of overcoming obstacles, community empowerment, and what you can do to support Black Arts in Western Washington.

Today, Trae chats with Taylor Raven, an Opera Singer playing Rosina in Seattle Opera's upcoming production of The Barber of Seville. She shares her background in opera and what it's like to be in a operatic comedy. Next, Trae talks with Quiana Daniels, the CEO of Childress Nursing Services, CNS. She sheds light on the National Infertility Awareness Week, while diving into elements of infertility in the Black community.

Today Trae talks with Manka Dhingra, a member of Washington State Senate and a candidate for Attorney General. She shares the history of her legal career and her candidacy for Attorney General. Next, Trae sits with Boyah Farah, an Author. He discusses his journey into writing and his book, America Made Me Black.