Young, Black & Figuring It Out

This week Herb & Moe are joined by special guest and YBF manager, Saso Nady. Tune in as they discuss the history, portrayal and controversy of Cleopatra and the most recent Netflix documentary produced by Jada Pinkett-Smith. Does Hollywood’s depiction of historical figures offend or inspire? Can both be true? Listen and leave your comments below.

Tune in as Herb and Moe discuss financial wellness and the steps to reach financial independence. Joined by guest speaker Kevin Beckford, this episode focuses on improving your financial understanding and building generational wealth for your family. Listen and add your feedback below.

Health and fitness is an important part to living a long and vibrant life. But we all know, it is not easy. Join Herb and Moe as they discuss what they have learned and unlearned during their own personal health journeys

Black & Brown movies have continuously supplied us with legendary artistic contributions. From action to comedy, the genius of these movies have always captivated us. But which are the best? Join Herb, Moe and special guest Joaquin Figueroa as they debate and discuss this topic.

Black & Brown actors have continuously supplied us with legendary artistic contributions. From action to comedy, the genius of these artists always shine through. But who are the best? Join Herb, Moe and special guest Joaquin Figueroa as they debate and discuss this topic.

Tune in as Herb and Moe have an important discussion about dealing with church trauma. Joined by guest speaker Pastor Gerald Coleman, this episode unpacks the difficulties that can stem from long standing church traditions and customs. Listen and add your feedback below.

Did Wakanda Forever live up to the hype? How was the Black Panther movie without the original Black Panther? Join Herb and Moe as they discuss with two guest stars Joaquin Figueroa and Shawnalle Guzman. What did you like and what would you like to see in the next installment? Leave a comment below.

Tune into this important discussion as Herb and Moe celebrate Black History Month with guest star Dr. Shaun Nelms. Listen as they discuss their unique and ‘all too common’ experiences of being black in majority white spaces. Share your thoughts and experiences below.

Join Herb and Moe this week as they discuss the power of purpose. How has purpose manifested in your life? What does following your purpose look like? Share your thoughts below

Is it Thanksgiving or Misgiving? How did Thanksgiving become a national holiday? Is the truth shared about what really happened when the pilgrims met the natives? Join Herb and Moe as they discuss the truth behind Thanksgiving.

Are there any good ones left? Join Herb and Moe as they discuss what defines a “good” partner, if those “good” partners still exist and how to know if you’ve met one. Listen and share your comments below.

Join Herb & Moe as they discuss the meaning of African American Vernacular English (AAVE), how it has evolved and how a lack of understanding can produce harmful outcomes.

Why the in the world do we celebrate columbus? Where did this originate and is it time to cancel columbus and his day? Join in as Herb & Moe share some facts and speak their truth on this important topic.

Can we still dance to R. Kelly at the cookout? Should The Cosby Show still be held as the standard for Black family excellence? Join Herb and Moe as they tackle these questions and more on their welcome back episode “Does the Sin Cancel the Sinner?”.

Join Herb & Moe as they finish their second season with a live episode featuring audience Q & A. Leave your comments on what were your favorite moments from season two

Tune in as Herb and Moe have an important discussion about dealing with church trauma. Joined by guest speaker Ms. Harmony, this episode unpacks the difficulties that can stem from long standing church traditions and customs. Listen and add your feedback below.

Join Herb and Moe as they discuss the subtleties of transition. Whether in school, work, relationships or our personal lives, change is bound to happen to all of us. This week, guest speakers Joanna Shamenda and Orlando Boxx joined the conversation. Listen and add your feedback below.

After a strong response to the first episode on this topic, the host felt there was no other option but to bring a part two. Join Herb, Moe and a few special guest as they dive deeper into the the claim that highly successful women are viewed as less attractive in society. Share your comments below.

This week Herb and Moe discuss the claim that highly successful women are viewed as less attractive in society. Do you think this is true? Share your comments below.

Tune in this week as Herb and Moe discuss the need for generational guidance in the Black community. Did you have a great mentor that aided in your success? Is this truly a need? Share your thoughts below.

Tune in this week as Herb, Moe and special guest Shayla Chandler, dissect the complexities of sex education. Is there enough education? Has the lack of education or miseducation led to trauma in the community? Share your thoughts below.

Join Herb and Moe as they unpack the impact of “woke” culture in our current society. How do you feel this new era of racial awareness will change history? Share your thoughts below

Tune into this important discussion as Herb and Moe celebrate Black History Month with guest stars: Dr. Yvette Conyers and Dr. Jada Hamilton. Listen as they discuss and explain the experiences of being black in white spaces… healthcare edition

Join Herb and Moe as they discuss the impact of oversharing while in a relationship. Does fame or notoriety play a part? Can there be damage to the relationship if family and/or friends learn too many intimate details? Listen and form your own thoughts.

Join Herb & Moe as the discuss toxic masculinity and the role that plays in society and relationships.