Let's Have A Talk With Keith

This is part 1 of a conversation about school vouchers and parent choice.

An Introspective discussion about voting, the importance of voting, and why your vote is important. This talk reveals the biases, fears, and misinformation that make voting feel useless.

This episode features a special guest, Kara Finger, Executive Director of The Wesley House Community Center. She is going to share her vision and passion for leading this awesome community organization.

This is a brief talk about cancel culture and why is it prevalent in our society. My special guest is Ms. Latoya Freeman who is teaming up with me to start a new podcast called The Sir and Sass Podcast, a contemporary mix of thoughts on a variety of topics. Today, we are giving you a sneak peek as we discuss this topic. I hope you enjoy it.

This special podcast is in honor of the 6 individuals who lost their lives today in Nashville, Tennessee.

This month focused on women's history so it is fitting to have a podcast with a woman small business company. Today, my interview is with Latoya Freeman, owner of The Golden Touch. It is an inspiring story and I hope you enjoy it.

This is a heartfelt conversation with Everett Newton about prostate cancer. It is about his incredible journey from diagnosis to treatment and why he is a strong advocate for raising awareness. 

An open discussion about how to find common ground on the student loan issue. 

How to escape being a prisoner of the moment by reflecting on your inner strength. 

This is a continuation of our discussion about mental health. Today, our featured guest is Ms. Ashley Aranmolate, a psychiatric nurse practitioner with an enduring passion to make quality mental health care more accessible to underserved populations. Her unique approach to understanding and treating mental health has been refined through her own personal trauma recovery and 15 years of nursing exp...

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This month I am dedicating my podcast to support the efforts of the Association of Tennessee Alphamen of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. in supporting mental health awareness. 

I changed my cover photo to the Ukrainian Flag this week to support the fight of the Ukrainians. To see their people get slaughtered because of a madman's obsession is disturbing, yet it has occurred in the past.  This podcast episode is dedicated to the people of the Ukraine. May we never forget their plight or the problems we face here at home. We still have a long way to go.

This is the introduction to a four-part series discussing the dream of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. It is a talk on whether this dream can be realized or has this dream, full of promise, turned into a nightmare.

This is a short discussion about 2021. We have faced a lot of challenges this year, challenges that had the potential to shake up to our very core. I believe in the power of community to bring us back together, but we have to purpose in our hearts to see ourselves as equals.  Happy New Year!

Christmas can be a lonely and sometimes depressing due to lost family members, friends, and loved ones. Our talk today is a short message of empowerment, encouragement, and inspiration. I hope you enjoy it. 

The second of a two-part series discussing how dialogue spurs healthy conversations, which in turn can build a greater sense of respect. 

This is a special two-part series discussing the art of dialogue and why is it so important in our everyday lives. 

A visit to the Southeast Asian country of Thailand as I talk with Amora Pasricha founder of Kefila. A wonderful conversation about mediation and taking time to breathe. 

Jon Gruden has exposed the big lie surrounding sports and race. Let talk about the deeper implications of his actions. 

I am talking with Brian Kelso, Lead Animator with Dream Vision and an animation professor at the School of Visual Arts. We are going to talk about animation, his life, and how he prepared to reach his goal. 

This is an episode highlighting HBCUs. There are 107 HBCUs in the United States and they are an integral part of this country's history. From W.E.B. Dubois to Chadwick Boseman, HBCUs have produced graduates who have a tremendous impact on our society. Now, we need to support these institutions to ensure the legacy does not die with our generation. 

Working hard? Are you planning to retire? Do have a plan for saving? You have to plan for retirement as hard as you work and it requires money to have a comfortable live post-employment. Join me as we talk about how this planning is not rocket science, but more about the ABCs. 

This is first part of a series talking about Covid-19. Today's special guests is Dr. Ebony Bowers, a human services specialists, who shares her views and experiences. 

2020 has been pretty turbulent. Covid-19, senseless deaths, and ineffective communication on top of the continued growth of biogtry and prejudice. Where will it end? Can it end? When will it end? Let's have a talk...