Real Talk with Ezra

With all that’s happening in the World we try to figure out ways to comfort and remind ourselves that everything will be alright.

Patience is something that we need to master during this time. So here are some stories that you may be able to relate to while we are going through to time.

During this time on the pandemic we should remember the things happen for a reason and God has the final say. This will not be the “new” normal. We will get out of this!

An interview with the Founder of the Blu Heart Project, Ariss Crutchfield. We discuss the origins of the project, the definition of Trauma, and the Triple S’.

Virginia State’s own Dr. Z explains the annual project she gives to her students, “What is Black Love?”

As we start the second month of the new year, we still have time to learn and try different ways to take care of ourselves that we didn’t do last year. Let’s practice some Self Care.

Want to learn how to get your LLC and your Business License? Christopher Fisher from Hidden Wealth, LLC. will give more insight of ways on how to get your business started.

A conversation with New York artists Swipey and Chi Chi talking about their current promotion tour, how they started, and their new song “Jump Flex”.

A conversation with Corey Vickers on how to make Wholesale Deals while still in college.

New Year, New Season, New Look. Let’s start the year off right by discussing Generational Wealth and ways start fixing our financial situations in 2020 with Deidree Golbourne from Northwestern Mutual.

Giving the guidelines and tools on how we all can manifest our goals and dreams in this new decade. Happy New Year!

A conversation about Hip-Hop with some dope upcoming artists.

Just having fun in Miami with good people and good food.

With new upcoming businesses on the rise, the Owners talk about their brands and entrepreneurship.

To end off National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, encouragement and testimonies are discussed.

Speaking about our experiences as interns at top companies while being HBCU students.

A conversation about being a Plus Size individual in today’s society.

You ever gave yourself a reality check about your morals? This episode will talk about our integrity and character as members of society

With recent graduates dealing with this thing called “Post Grad Depression”, Mommy and I talk about how to deal with it.

Grudges. Why do we hold them? How do we get rid of them. Plus we find out that they are bad for our skin!

As we continue the discussion of Forgiveness we break down the steps of journey onward to Forgiveness.

On the very first episode of the “Mommy Knows Best” Summer Series, we are talking about Forgiveness. From the origin to examples to the actual steps of Forgiveness.

With upcoming businesses on the rise, the Owners talk about their brands and entrepreneurship.

On the 10th episode we listen to two testimonies of men speaking about the statistics, the red flags, their survival of Domestic Violence.

From finding out that they’re pregnant, their health during the pregnancy, their relationships, and Co-Parenting. We find out about the journey of Single Mothers.

Origins of the Black Family

The Life and Legacy Of Nipsey Hussle

Had the honor of having a one-on-one conversation with the President of Virginia State University, Makola A. Abdullah. In this episode we understand who he is as a son, a husband, and a father. We find out what happens when the “suit” comes off.

Incidents have recently occurred on the campus of VSU and the conversation needs to be had about the statistics, red flags, and the survival of Domestic Violence.

Why do Blacks get antagonized the most in the Justice System? How can we inform the younger generations about a system that wasn’t made for us?

From Single Parenthood to Generational Curses to Soul Ties. I sit down with my Mother to talk about certain things that this generation should be aware of!

Cleanliness is next to Godliness. On Episode Two of “Real Talk with Ezra” we are discussing the topic of Self Care from the physical and spiritual sides of it.

Welcome to the very first episode of Real Talk with Ezra! On this episode we are talking about our HBCU experiences, the issues we face, and how can we fix them.