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We welcome you to season 2 of The African Triangle Initiative Podcase. This season, we are exploring what is next for our Intellectual Renaissance. Part of that initiative is exploring several questions that directly impact us and our lives. This season we present podcasts focused on the following:

• How do we educate our village about what is happening in the community?
• How do we support, uplift, and encourage strength within the black family prioritizing family communication?
• Her voice, a women led and hosted podcast exploring issues that affect women.
• The state of education; and
• Addressing basic health and stress.

For our first episode, we welcome Stacy Harvin and Craig Umstead who will share pertinent resources, community support opportunities, and national policy concerns that our village should be informed and take advantage of.

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This unique episode gives an insight into the Founder and CEO, of The African Triangle Initiative (ATI), Dr. Craig Reed. In an intimate conversation with Chance, Director of Programs and Development of ATI, Dr. Reed shares his thoughts on the reason for the season, and the importance of the "Holiday Spirit" and the true meaning of Christmas.

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Don't let your vote go uncounted! This episode explores the history of voting rights for African American men and woman, and the new laws that affect the ability to vote today. Trending attitudes towards voting, while stamping the importance of being an active participant in the voting process.

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What does your journey entail that will leads you to that next career or life-based transition, while also asking yourself the questions, "What are you willing to do to get there? Who can you influence or be influenced by positively? Are you in the right circle, and are you ready to put in the work for your "NEXT"? This episode explores how life choices directly affect our NOW while also preparing us for our NEXT.

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Nine hundred twenty pages and 30 chapters, Project 2025 isn't a new document or project. Started in 1973 by The Heritage Foundation, and codified in the last four years, the contents of this project are controversial, power expansive, and has the potential to affect massive change, specifically in marginalized communities. This podcast explores the contents, and the catastrophic implications of this project, and how we as a community can understand it, and advocate for change.

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June is designated as a time to celebrate the culture, influence, magic, and immeasurable contributions to music by African Americans. Join our podcast as we reflect, and discuss how music has and continues to influence our life experiences, lifting up, and igniting all genres of music directly created and influenced by African Americans.

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Exploring diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), this podcast dive deep into the history of this legislation. How does it directly affect minorities? Why it is so important to understand the significance of DEI, and why our voice matters in the voting booth.

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As we bring a close to Women's History Month, it is only fitting that we celebrate the power, wisdom, and love that lives in each and every woman. Moderated by Chance Thweatt, this podcast explores different perspectives on how women navigate life, juggle external pressures, careers, family, friendships, and love.