We kick off season 3 appropriately with an interview and book review on mental health. Mental health is a topic that has been taboo in the black community. Mental awareness has been rising over the last few years as our nation’s battles increased…

Cousin Marie continues our family chat and explores her past in business. The second part of this series will cover a deep conversation on her road to becoming a CFO for Harley Davidson. We will both share victories and struggles as it relates to…

WTM team is proud to have a special guest interview with McGruder Family member Marie McGruder. Marie has had a fascinating career as an entrepreneur. Her journey to become an international actuary, a CFO for Harley Davidson, and most recently a rural…

The WTM team continues our two-part series with Dr. Louis Woods. Dr. Louis Woods explains deeper the ramifications of our nation’s oldest sin. He discusses laws past in the mid-’50s that discouraged black homeownership and the devaluation of…

To kick off black history month, the WTM team visit with Dr. Louis Woods on the subject of Black Bodies and Equities. Dr. Woods shares the history of American economics related to African American’s involuntarily participation in the slave trade. The…

Happy New Year from the WTM team. We are excited to post our first show of 2021. It’s a continuing episode on redlining with our friend Brian Rice. Mr. Rice further explains the difficulties of recruiting African Americans to help in his…

The WTM team spends time with Birmingham, AL native, and real estate developer Brian Rice. Rice shares his story of struggle revitalizing the neighborhood of Ensley, Alabama. This episode highlights the ongoing effects of redlining, as black…