Hanging In The Chow Line

Are we products of our environment? Is it genetics, or both? Donnie Tucker opens up about his traumatic childhood, serving 28 years in prison and finding peace at 68.

What makes a true marriage? Is it love, trust, commitment, time, communication, and attention? Three married couple's pulled up to Sunday Brunch to discuss the keys to a successful, and healthy marriage.

Antonia Lucas (T.T.) was murdered on New Years Eve 2020. Her mother speaks openly about her daughter's death, who she was as a person, and the ongoing litigations surrounding the case.

My brother Sean Roberson pulled up to Brunch to discuss the journey as an entrepreneur, his passion for quality coffee, and how he defines success

We're taking a look back over past episodes.

We sit down with "Dr. Dunkenstein" himself, former Utah Jazz star Darrell Griffith. We discuss his early childhood growing up in Louisville's West End, the importance of education, being the #1 high school player in the country, and winning a National Championship at the University of Louisville

We sit down with Louisville Central High School alumni Nicole Hayden. She talks about her activism in the Breonna Taylor protests, owning the Angles Selfie Museum, and creating the 50/50 Mentoring Program.

Horace Gaither opens up about his early days playing ball in Jewell Park, being recruited by Southern University, and life in the Minor Leagues

I'm chopping it up with my brother's about Roe v Wade, vaccinations, and the Black Lives Matter movement

It's a family affair. We speak with my Aunt Ursula, and my brother Mike about the everyday struggle of living while being on dialysis.

I'm throwing down for Sunday brunch while talking to Mr. "I said bang!" himself, Cornell Bradley. We discuss the Dirt Bowl in-depth, including the history, initial obstacles, and it's impact on our community