Holding Spaces: From the Couch to the Community

Erica joins the couch to discuss being incarcerated for homicide as a teenager and her journey to regain her life as an adult.

Join us as Joan shares her story of grief and loss of her son through gun violence and again with her husband in 2021 during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Join us for the conclusion of Joan's story to find out how she has worked to cope with her loss.

Tune in as Angelica shares her story of aging out of foster care and the importance of concerned adults in the lives of troubled youth.

Join us as Haydence shares her story of how she overcame a tumultuous childhood and toxic parenting to go on and become a force in the fashion and film world.

Join us as we talk with our guest Earl as he addresses how violence in the city of Little Rock has taken it's toll on his life.

In the midst of rising violence and incarceration of black men in Little Rock, our guest Kipp sheds some light on how the community changed during the crack epidemic.

Join us for part two of Kipp's story of the destruction that the crack era had on the lives of black men and the once thriving community of Little Rock, Arkansas.

During the summer of 1919, near 300 Black men, women, and children were killed in one of this countries worse shows of violence by White landowners. The act was purposeful.