So Much To Say

A Sunday soul food Easter dinner turned roundtable discussion with eight Black gay men on resolving one's sexuality, dating, relationships, and religion.

How words like sissy, f*ggot, punk shape who we become in the gay community and in our relationships.

Elder Michael McMillon discusses his failed suicide attempt. Depression and loneliness are discussed as well. This conversation was originally recorded as a Facebook LIVE discussion.

Delvin Eugene Rhys, founder of The Mend Project, shares the first minutes and moments after his HIV diagnosis. He also explains that he was pushed to share his status publicly because someone threatened to expose him on social media.

The word f*ggot carries the same weight as the word n*gger, yet, the word is used loosely within the Black community. Also, in this episode a young minister shares how he was being groomed to find his wife in the church - until he faced the truth about his sexuality.

After one experience with another woman, Sunshine knew, without a doubt, that she in fact was a lesbian. She speaks openly about her first sexual encounter, Love and relationship with a ‘stud’. We also talk woMen on the down low 

A break up can build or break us. Whichever the case, we’re forever changed because of the experience. This man shares his first break up in a same gender loving relationship

This woman recounts the moment that she realized her marriage wouldn't last forever, and divorce was the only option. She shares why she decided to leave instead of just staying.

Relationships are never easy, especially when it's been 13 years and counting. Jason and Anthony told us how to navigate the adoption process as a same gender loving couple. Now they share with us how to make love last when love gets real.

It's only appropriate to kick off February with the first of four Valentine's episodes, and that doesn't mean it's all love. But in this episode this woman details how she met and married her husband after overlooking him for decades.

TsMadison's mother speaks on the first time she saw her son dressed as a woman, and how she learned to accept that her son was living life as a woman and doing porn to make a living. TsMadison makes a cameo.

Inside the mind of a 25 year old diagnosed with bipolar disorder at 13. Listen as he explains the challenges he faces navigating everyday decisions.

Two mothers that gave too much to their kids reflect on how they should've made different choices. Instead, the choices they made may have left their children dependent, while alienating themselves.

A conversation about finding your purpose, along with the ebbs and flows of entrepreneurship with life coach Nynese Smoot. I share a bit of my journey too.

Camicakes owner and founder Andra Hall discuss the humble beginnings of the multi-million dollar bakery. Andra shares how her passion for baking took her from a job as an overnight hotel night auditor to $1 million in their first year in business as well as her newest venture, Annie Mae's Pantry

A woman's story of being an abused daughter then an abused wife. She speaks of the similarities shared by her father and ex husband, and how she broke the pattern of violence for her daughters.

Are creatives responsible for the content messaging they release? Television and film producers Issa Rae, Tyler Perry are examined in this discussion with theater actress Maisha McQueen

I chat with Kevin Dwayne, host of Outline Podcast, to discuss our reasons and intentions for starting our podcasts. We also discuss our favorite television shows that get messaging and content right, as well as the ones that get it all wrong. 

After collapsing at work as a result of a massive stroke at age 41, my childhood friend survived brain surgery, and a coma that lasted two weeks.  He sat down with me to share his story of survival. 

What would you sacrifice to live? Hear one man's story and how his life changed in every way after electing to lose a leg to save his own life.