Conversations With IAMLACYP

Hello everyone for the next two weeks there will be no podcast. I have lost two uncles and a aunt in the late part of 2025 and in the middle of January 2026, so in respect of my grieving process at least for the next two weeks there will be no new episodes

On this mini episode, I talk about MLK, but I also talk about the mini trials troubles and tribulations from the 1960s through all the way up through today of 2026 and going from the contrast between the two of his most famous speech the I Have a Dream speech to that of hhe is maybe least thought about speech and that is The Other America

Way Back Wednesday: From my archives and my time at Huston–Tillotson University. On this episode of CONVERSATIONS WITH IAMLACYP, I speak with Dr. Joyce James, a retired social worker and former director of the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, about the foster care system.

Hey y’all, thanks for rocking with CONVERSATIONS WITH IAMLACYP AND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EACH AND EVERYONE OF YOU ALL. In this episode, I encourage everyone to continue to go after their goals and participate in the purpose that God has given you and do not be rebellions and participate in your demise because you chose to be disobedient.

In this episode of Conversations With IAMLACYP I speak with Carol Johnson. Carol Johnson has been in education for many years and shares her experiences about being a woman in leadership in Christian educational institution.

On this episode, we talked to Doctor show Chris and Alexander about the adultification of youth. Parents, this may not be a conversation for children under the age of 10. We talk about some pretty serious topics of knowing the signs of when a child is in dangerous situations in the home in the school and in other public places.

In this episode, I talked to Dr. Cheryl Chrisman Alexander about the adult notification of youth in our society. It’s a lot of heavy information in this discussion Parents be advised this may not be appropriate for young ears depending on the maturity of your child. Be aware be informed and learn tools on how to know if a child is in a safe environment or if you are the one causing the danger.

On this episode of CONVERSATIONSWITHIAMLACP we discuss the history and importance of why radio still matters and the legacy and culture of local radio stations, disco jockeys, musicians and artists

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Listen to part two as I discussed with Stacia how she relates to her friends and being there through thick and thin and still maintaining balance and boundaries

On this episode of CONVERSATIONS WITH IAMLACYP, we speak with Andria Whalon Wicks, Vice President of Comerica Bank, about ladies and leadership. We are talking finance you all. This is part one.

Spiritual and Secular: The Power of Adult Friendships. In this episode we discuss how love within friendship from a Christian and Secular point of view. Friendship is a reflection of God’s love for us and also how we connect with one another through not just our spiritual convictions but also seeing each other in our individual humanity. At the same time we highlight the universal values of trust,...

Join me I Am Lacy P in conversation with Robert Jackson as he discuss how he and his wife Adrain are raising Generations Z and the emerging Generation Alpha. Hear how Robert’s parenting style- shaped by being a Millennial raised by Silent Generation and Baby Boomer parents- both mirrors and differs from his own upbringing.

We’ve all the saying, “it take a village to raise a child”- but what happens when we grow up? In this episode, Join me as I speak with Aerias Hurd, founder and CEO of Honored Abilities as he discusses how we as adults still need too, and how that village often isn’t the one we were born into. Through honest conversation and real stories, we talk about building chosen family: friends who become sib...

Part 2 of Adults Need a Village Too is here! I sit down with Felicia Hooks, who grew up as an Army brat living overseas. Hear how her return to America revealed unexpected truths, changed her perspective, and shaped her journey in powerful ways. Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation!

Join conversations with IAMLACYP as I discussed with two friends and Sister’s in Christ, the importance of adult villages and why they matter

Join me for a powerful conversation with Nakeenya Wilson, founder of Black Momma’s Village. She’s a mixed-race woman who didn’t wait for broken systems to do better—she created her own. Her nonprofit is devoted to supporting women and children as they navigate mental health challenges in a world that too often silences them. In this episode, we explore what it means to lead from the margins, to ho...

Listen to Conversations with IAMLACYP as I speak with Roderick Blair, about Black men in education and the impact that it has in the classroom and in culture

Today on CONVERSATIONS WITH IAMLACYP I interview Aerias Hurd founder and CEO of Honored Abilities. Join us as he talks about what it’s like to have a young growing company and why you should never give up on your dreams.

And this episode I talk about all of the very special women that has been in my life and are currently in my life. I’m so grateful to every woman that God has blessed me to allow us to cross paths. I want to thank God for my mother, grandmothers may they rest in peace and also for all the mothers that did not birth me physically, but have also mothered me spiritually mentally emotionally. Happy Mo...

A Passion For God. Is the poem of the week written by myself.

Listen to season 3 premiere of conversationswithiamlacypthepodcast. Where Lacy P interviews, black woman in business Cheryl Brown of MajesticDesigns Inc.

Join Conversation with IAMLACYP as I speak with my big brother Keith about being a Black Man in Business. Join te short but great.

I know that you all have been worried about where I have been. I have been out of a voice but will be back very soon. Thanks for your support and patience

Join Conversations with IAMLACYP as I and my guest discuss federal funding for HBCU’S and continued discriminatory practices that we still face today such as paying higher interest rates on our student loans, having to share multimillion of dollars collectively and also how we both my guest and myself paid for our college education as well.