La’Taijah had the privilege of interviewing three exceptional educators who are dedicated to helping parents build positive relationships with their children. By reinforcing and supporting their students, they emphasize the importance of education, setting them up for future success.

In this episode, you'll discover the incredible talent of three exceptional artists who also happen to be siblings. Tune in to hear them speak about their inspirations and what drives them to create.

In this episode, La'Taijah interviews three dedicated journalists who are striving to uplift and bring a positive impact to their community. Tune in to hear their stories of hard work and dedication to the betterment of society.

Here, we interview chop it up with Marcus Zackery, talking about his life as a Northside resident over some caesar salad.

In this particular episode, we get to hear from a group of coaches who noticed a problem in their community and took it upon themselves to bring about change.

Join La'Taijah in the kitchen as she assists Coach Tommy in making one of his children favorite dishes, a flavorful Pineapple Bowl.

We had an amazing conversation with farmers who wholeheartedly believe that growing food brings healing and peace to the mind, body, and soul. Every block deserves an Urban farm.

Here, we interview Tanet Boudah, author of Mothering Through Pain and Suffering In Silence: A Collection of Stories from Survivors.

Here, we interview Steve Powell, a community safety specialist in North Minneapolis.

Here, we interview Manu Lewis, a Northside community leader, lifestyle transformation coach, Black family advocate, restorative process practitioner, and much more.

Here, we interview Miss Jackson, an elder community servant, and her daughter Thandisizwe.

Here, we interview Charles Caldwell, a self-taught African American artist and lifelong resident of North Minneapolis.

Here, we interview Spike Moss, a freedom fighter born and raised in the Jim Crow South who helped co-found The Way, a non-profit community center.