Elijah speaks with Elois Smith, a former employee of Mississippi State University, who sued the school for racial discrimination and sexual harassment, and was terminated from her position for due to unprofessional behavior.

Jakiyah Needs Justice

Mar 5th, 2020 49m 43s

Last month at Breckenridge Middle School in Roanake, VA, Jakiyah Fleming, a Black 6th grader was hospitalized, after she was beaten on the school bus by a white 6th grader. The incident was also captured via Snapchat. Elijah's two guests Jakiya

Reign Supreme

Feb 27th, 2020 28m 8s

Larry Robinson Jr., Elijah's older brother comes back for a special BHM episode. The two talk about Larry's company Reign Supreme, aiming to teach financial literacy to the black community.

I've Been to the Mountain Top

Feb 20th, 2020 16m 32s

Elijah reads an excerpt from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's final speech and discusses why the message is still important today.

My Motivation is Justice

Feb 13th, 2020 39m 54s

Elijah and social justice advocate, BeKura Shabazz, talk with Kisha Biggs. Kisha believes her son has been falsely accused of sexual assault during his college football admissions tour.

The Rise and Fall of a Hustler

Feb 6th, 2020 1h 1m

A conversation with Winter Giovanni, a publisher and author that was previously incarcerated. She now gives back to those who were also previously incarcerated, and in particular women and their children. The two discuss her life, her publishi

One Year Down

Jan 23rd, 2020 16m 26s

Elijah celebrates the new decade with a recap of his first year as a podcaster under the mentorship of Karen Hunter. He reflects on his most compelling episodes, gives shout outs to all that have aided him through his podcasting journey as a ne

Hood Scholar: My Plight as a Black Man

Jan 9th, 2020 1h 15m

Dr. Travis Harris sits down with Elijah to discuss how he overcame his setbacks to receive two master degrees and a doctorate.

Our Success Within Our Incarceration

Dec 19th, 2019 1h 21m

Elijah has a detailed and candid conversation with three of Henrico County Jail's inmates: Ashley Cosmi, David Biggest and Jon Beach. They discuss their upbringing, what lead them to the path of incarceration, and eventually making a change in

Strings Attached

Nov 28th, 2019 32m 21s

Elijah sits down with renowned violinist, public figure, and viral sensation, Eric Stanley. The two discuss and showcase Eric's musical talents, most notable musical experiences and encounters, his online digital media company, and his thoughts

Jumpman Jordan

Nov 14th, 2019 22m 44s

Elijah's returning guests are Jordan White and his Father Vincent Ellis White. The two of them share such a special bond that truly can't be broken. In this follow-up the two discuss about Jordan's near-death illness, his recovery, and the late

Prison Mentorship: There's More to Discuss

Oct 31st, 2019 57m 23s

Willie Brown and Joe Bay, who are a part of a prison mentorship program, provide insight on the prison experience. The two also talk to Elijah about their goals and aspirations for the youth and how politics shapes the system.

Prison Mentorship

Oct 17th, 2019 35m 38s

Keith Flemming and Aden Roane discuss their struggles with the criminal justice system as a result of their incarceration and talk about the mentorship program that they're now a part of.

Representing the People of Henrico County

Oct 10th, 2019 41m 58s

Shannon L. Taylor, Commonwealth Attorney of Henrico County, VA, who is seeking re-election, discusses with Elijah her duties and the importance of criminal justice reform, and in particular her background with juveniles. https://henrico.us/com-

Parkland Strong

Oct 3rd, 2019 25m 10s

Elijah speaks with reporter and TV host Daniela Tablante, producer/director of the documentary Families are Forever, Parkland Strong. The two heavily address the assault rifle debate in addition to what pushed her to film the documentary.

No Games

Sep 19th, 2019 31m 38s

Stellar Award nominee and 7th grader, Christian Bolar is back to promote his newest single and catch up with Elijah on his life happenings.

Video Games Don't Cause Mass Shootings

Sep 12th, 2019 11m 10s

Elijah's gives his take on why video games shouldn't be the focus of why mass shootings happen in this country.

Back To School with Dr. Cashwell

Sep 5th, 2019 32m 8s

Elijah interviews Dr. Amy Cashwell, Superintendent of Henrico County School District in Virginia. The two discuss diversity, inclusion and the racial challenges faced within one of the largest school systems in America.

Life Without Drugs Part 2

Aug 22nd, 2019 15m 28s

Elijah and Malcom Muhammad discuss peer pressure and the current state of the United State's correctional centers and prisons.

Life Without Drugs: Part 1

Aug 15th, 2019 18m 2s

Elijah and Malcom Muhammad discuss peer pressure and the current state of the United State's correctional centers and prisons.

Change Agent

Aug 1st, 2019 44m 54s

Elijah and his guest, Dr. Omekongo Dibinga, a man of multiple talents, discuss everything from activism to spoken-word poetry.

Immersing Into a New Culture (Part 2)

Jul 25th, 2019 36m 52s

Elijah discusses the value of his experience in Spain and how it has inspired him to create a scholarship fund so that other teens will have access to the benefits of cultural immersion.

Immersing Into A New Culture (Part 1)

Jul 18th, 2019 13m 19s

Elijah and his friend Maurice discuss Maurice's background. Then they have an important conversation about their high school's Spanish immersion program and how the program's trip impacts students.

Underage Drinking and Drug Abuse

Jun 27th, 2019 14m 53s

Elijah breaks down the damage of underage substance abuse and how most kids experiment with drugs and alcohol for the first time right in their own homes.