RoundTable Consult

Our hosts discuss the recent expiration of Title 42 and the challenges of immigration reform and how American idealism might actually impede the implementation of an effective policy. This is discussed in the context of the challenges of maimaintaining law and order while honoring American ideals..

The hosts have a frank discussion about the realities of friendship. Are all friendships, on some level, transactional and consequently end when value is no longer received from one or both parties?

In concluding Black History Month, the hosts discuss the importance of the complete and accurate history of Black people, as well as the ongoing evolution of history. Black History isn't just American History but is integral to Wirld History.

An Assistant VP of Dry Cargo Sales, an IT Specialists/COO, a multu-unit chain restaurant owner and an Orthopedic Surgeon/Entrepreneur join our hosts for an insightful & provocative discussion. Five Black, male professionals speak about the obstacles, opportunities and responsibilities (implicit or implied) that are associated with being a "unicorn" in their respective fields.

Dr. Mark is joined by his wife of 30 years, and Attorney Sonya is joined by her new amore as they discuss the evolution of love for this Valentine's Day special. They explore how the dating scene has evolved (or devolved) and the missing art of courtship.

Founder of Sister 2 Sister (S2S) organization, Tracy Davis, joins Attorney Sonya to discuss the mission of S2S and how they are developing multi-racial/multi-ethnic relationships to break down barriers to achieving racial harmony, equality, justice and equity.

Our hosts discuss the nuance of demonstrating compassion while not appearing to compromise on values. While it applies to various areas of enabling or excusing, this discussion focuses mostly on topics of sexual sin.

An engaging conversation is had between our hosts and guest, Adoniah Israel, relating to the maintenance of liberty and free will. Are the laws we are subjected to really created for the orderly function of society, or is there a greater scheme for control at play? Where is the line, and when is it crossed, either by the writing, execution, or enforcement of laws?

Recurring guest, Eric Madej, joins Dr. Mark for a spirited conversation about the growing distrust of media and government. Are citizens dooped by intentional misrepresentations of the agendas legislators, Supreme Court justices, and media networks. How does evolving technology help to perpetuate and validate the misrepresentations?

Aerospace engineer & physicist, turned Unconscious Bias Trainer, LaTonya Pegues, joins the conversation as our hosts discuss the necessity of positive influencers, the burden of imposers and the abundance of imposters.

Our hosts discuss the irony of the push for the GOP recommending defending and increased scrutiny of the FBI amidst a growing distrust of this and other governmental agencies

Our hosts continue to discussion of success, approaching it from the perspective of preparation for and measuring success. Are failures instructive and necessary, or should they be avoided or placated.

Our hosts are joined by guest, Demarcus Williams as they discuss the changing face and expectations of courtship and marriage. This episode compares and contrasts the marital priorities of Generation X vs. Millennials.

Host, Attorney Sonya Madison, is joined by her sisters of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority as Dr. Mark inquires of the nuance and intricacies of sisterhood. How do true sisters navigate confrontations or simple transitions in life while maintaining a genuine and long-lasting bond?

Our hosts discuss the barriers to effective communication. Using condemning statements, posts, or gaffs by notable individuals such as Kanya West and Donald Trump as a backdrop, the discussion explores the nuance of responsibilities of the speaker and receiver.

Our hosts discuss the role of social media companies mandating civil discussions on their platforms. Is there a role for government intervention?

Hosts discuss the role, if any, of church leaders in guiding congregants in political matters.

Alexis Amore, Ph. D., Assistant Professor and board-certified midwife, joins the hosts to discuss the field of midwifery in the context of disproportionate maternal mortality in minority populations.

The hosts discuss the costs of success. The costly election of Kevin McCarthy to the Speaker of the House position and the health costs of NFL player, Damar Hamlin, are used as backdrops to the conversation.

Using the events of WNBA star player, Brittney Griner's, incarceration in Russia, the hosts discuss the prevelance and concesquence of disparate pay and justice for women.

Reflecting on the year 2022 and all of its events (personal and otherwise), our hosts discuss the importance of noting, documenting and recalling significant moments and memories.

Hosts discuss the weight of words in politics and court cases.

We discuss the slippery slope of monitoring and the labeling of speech (including images) as hate speech. Who's responsibility is it to classify speech as hate and who has authority to reprimand for it? The recent banning of Kanye West from Twitter and other antisemetic or hote speech instances are used as the backdrop.

Our hosts discuss the concept and limits of loyalty, whether in friendships, employment and romantic relationships.

Our hosts discuss the recent controversial rulings by the Supreme Court of the United States, including New York concealed weapons ban and Roe v Wade decisions. Also, discussed is the historic gun regulation law signed into law by President Biden.  What these mean for US citizens and what's next are explored.