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R&B favorites Koffee Brown sit down with Demia Avery to discuss their brand-new single “A Place Called Love,” how their new musical journey is unfolding, and their appreciation for timeless old school R&B.If you love smooth vocals, grown-folks music, and real conversations about artistry and...

Hosts Dave and Len recap a lively episode covering the Eagles' playoff loss, surprising weather, and plans for Martin Luther King weekend.They discuss pop culture highlights including the Golden Globes, a viral TikTok baby born with bright ginger hair, and Chris Redd's revelations about addiction an...

Trauma is something everyone deals with and it has to be checked in order to move forward in life. On this episode of the Liquor Talk Podcast, host Vic engages with Dr. Laryssa Creswell, a therapist specializing in trauma-focused treatment for women. They discuss the importance of therapy, the role ...

Happy new year from Liquor Talk. Sorry for the wait. There is major healing when people tell their stories. This is the first episode of 2026. On this episode of Liquor Talk Vic welcomes author Frannie Sheridan to discuss her journey of self-discovery and healing through her memoir, 'I Tried to Be N...

In this, the first episode of 2026, writer and educator Naomi Raquel Enright talks about how her seminal work, Strength of Soul, is still relevant today; Dr. Eboni Preston Goddard, Southeast Regional Director of the National Parks Conservation Association explains the importance of our national park...

Hosts Dave and Leonard welcome playwright, actor, and producer Omar Rashada to discuss his company Purple and Blue Entertainment, the stage production Three Men, Three Women, and his novel From Tears to Glory, plus insights on casting, directing, and community storytelling. The episode also features...

Hosts Dave and Leonard review the major news and cultural stories of 2025 that most affected Black communities — from federal policy rollbacks and national protests to health disparities, the Harlem Civil Rights Museum, and standout films and music. They discuss political influence, civil rights con...

We have made it to the end of 2025. This was a year for the record books. Some great things came to an end and there were some things that just got started this year. There was a lot of things that came to the light in these past 12 months but we are still standing strong. On this episode of Liquor ...

In this episode, Author/Educator Dr. Marlee Bunch and Dr. Patrice Fenton, co-founder of The Ella Baker Institute, give expressions of hope based on their respective interactions with Black elders and Black youth.