FAFSA: The Hidden Barrier to College Dreams
In this episode of Well, Since You Asked Me, Dr. Sharee Eggleston breaks down one of the biggest and least expected barriers to college access: the FAFSA. We dig into why so many students avoid fillin...
27 Heinä 202535min
Why More Artists are Choosing Independence Over Labels
In this special crossover episode of Well, Since You Asked Me and I Take Your Point, we are joined by Marko Nobles, veteran radio host, community advocate, and a powerful voice in the independent musi...
13 Heinä 202540min
Legacy and Liberation: Dr. deGregory on HBCUs, Civil Rights, and the Power of Black Education
Dr. Crystal A. deGregory, Associate Professor of History and Director of the Mary McLeod Bethune Institute for the Study of Women and Girls at Bethune-Cookman University—is a historian, storyteller, a...
6 Heinä 202537min
Balancing the Books and the Heart: Leadership in Education with Dr. Johnson
Dr. Adrian Johnson, the superintendent of Hearn ISD, shares his journey in education, discussing the challenges and triumphs he has faced throughout his career. He emphasizes the importance of communi...
29 Kesä 202529min
Before the Love, Know the Self
Before you go on your summer “bae-cation,” grab your sunscreen (yes, Black folk, we need sunscreen too), your planning guide, and press play on this honest and unfiltered conversation of Well, Since Y...
1 Kesä 202531min
All I Asked Was for Peace
In this first episode of "I Take Your Point", Lynn and John unpack the cultural tension, real talk, and social media fallout sparked by a meme: a Black woman holding a list of partner demands and a Bl...
26 Touko 202542min
The Healing Hustle: Yoga, Grace, and Black Masculinity
Welcome to Well, Since You asked me,.. the podcast where conversation sparks conversationIn this episode I sit down with Reggie Hubbard, Founder/Chief Serving Officer, Active Peace LLC, to explore the...
18 Touko 202534min
