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"Minding My Black Owned Business" shares experiences on how consumers have been supporting Black Owned Business thru the Covid pandemic.

Off the Cup, straight from the rim... See what's Brewing with Soy! Season 11, Ep 19. 

Soy's kicking it with Wes Watkins, Father, Author and Drummer for Sirius Company Go-Go Band from the DC area discussing his past issues with depression, his lifestyle changes and the new book "Motivation Plus Drive Equals Purpose".  Season 11, Ep 18. 

Dealing with the enemy (Inner-Me. Addressing stereotypes and the mindset of men.  Special guests include Author Karim Shabazz and  Sports Agent Roger Montgomery.

Mending the Brotherhood of Men: Strengthening the Kinship Among Men.  Celebrating Black Men all month long, Soy’s Robust Conversation begins with Darrell Armstrong (Assistant NBA Coach of Dallas Mavericks) and Michael Carson (Author and Mentor). The dialogue includes the value of mentorship; lack of communication and the understanding of "My Brother's Keeper".  Season 11, Episode 15

Afro hair needs protection and information.  We don't have nappy hair we have neglected hair says Kelley Wilford and Tracy Ramsey, twin sisters out of New York with a mission to touch the lives of one million African women through information and education.  Season 11, Ep 15

Is America Ready for Virtual Learning? What’s Happening Now and What’s to Come. More Covid Chronicles and in-depth interviews to see how parents and children are adjusting to the new norm for learning. Working, parenting and teaching from home. Special Guests include Tiffany Burney former Prinicipal, Jasmine Kamara (Mom), Carla Galloway (Mom), Caliya Galloway (Westlake High School Senior). Season 11, Ep. 14

COVID CHRONICLES. There’s more than COVID-19 going on.  Sheltering in place and staying home has forced many to deal with issues within the home that they have delayed, ingnored and turned a blind eye towards.  Sheltlering in place has pushed things in your face and they have become our topic of conversation on Coffee Talk with Soy's COVID CHRONICLES.  Guest S. Candee Winfield from Suddenly Professional Counseling.  Season 11, Ep 13  G

Facts not Fear.  Life Insurance. What? Who? How Much? Tips on selecting the right life insurance plan and understanding how it will operate.  Special Guest Karen Stiggers, CEO of Core Financial LLC.  Season 11, Ep 12.  

"The Will To Decide: Making Decisions About Your Life After Death" .  Special Guest Attorney Kenya Johnson, Candidate for Probate Court Judge, Fulton County.  https://electkenyajohnson.com  Season 11, Ep11

Covid - 19 Coronavirus is a declared pandemic and it has paralyzed a number of individuals causing mass hysteria among millions.  Soy and Dr. Patti Ashley discuss facts, myths, provide tips and share a healthy reaction to Covid 19 epidemic.  Season 11, Ep 10. 

Etched in Etiquette. Season 11, Ep. 9

Soy broadcasts from the Heritage Ball 2020.  Special Guest Tony Adway. Season 11, Ep 8.

Special guest Yanni Brown, author, blogger, relationship educator, expert, speaker, storyteller and a lover of love is in the cafe' talking about true love making, her new book , upcoming projects and giving tips on Making Love Better TwoGether.  The brand was birthed from what some would say was an unsuccessful marriage. Learning from past relationships that enlightened her on how to infuse education, research, love, passion and purpose to create better relationships. Yanni’s writing has been featured in Ebony, Essence, Rolling Out, The Six Brown Chicks Blog and Black and Married With Kids. Yanni is also best known for her appearance on Oprah Winfrey’s OWN network show Iyanla’s : Fix My Life: Season One (Fix My Backstabbing Friends).  During this podcast Yanni takes us on a journey and explains to purpose of verbal and non-verbal foreplay, mental penetration, physical stimulation, sweet nothings whispered, intimate discussions, and how to appreciate loving each other. Season 11, Ep 7.  

Black Histoy Month should be extended from just one month to celebrating African American culture throughout the entire year.  Michael A. Carson authored a book that does exactly that.  For every day of the year, he has done extensive research and has found life-changing events and inventions that has been designed by an African American person.  Black known facts and unknown facts discussed during this segment.  Special guest Michael A. Carson.  Season 11, Ep 6

Hear the vision, meet the members and find out what's new for HB2020 in Atlanta, Georgia, from February 20-23, 2020.  Special guests Cora O'Kelley, Kazemde, Melanie Fields and Lynn Rhodes from Good Deeds International.  Season 11, Episode 5.   

Are you busy or just over-whelmed? Are you experiencing frustration, difficulty thinking, unable to focus, exhausted and feeling empty. It happens to tthe best of us.  Especially the over-achievers and those reigning on success.  Learn how to unlock your potential and stop burn-outs.  Season 11, Ep. 4

A decision to go vegan is not about the meal as you will actually be changing your lifestyle.  Soy gathers a panel of vegans to discuss their walks of life and the impact a plant based diet has had on them.  Be prepared for testimonies, recipes and so much more.  Special guest.  Season 11, Ep 3.

Soy rings in the 2020 New Year that has been named The Decade of Vision with a dose of clarity by providing a step-by-step guide on being CLEAR of your vision.  Special guest in the café Psychic Wayne.  Season 11, Episode 2. 

After a few bazaar and crazy posts on Facebook, Soy compiles a list of recommendations for those dating in 2020.  The list is a combination of what was shared from men and women during their dating experiences that expose the shenanigans of dating.  Hear the dos and donts, lessons learned and the opportunity to go into 2020 with your eyes wide opened.  Open discussion includes: Is Marriage Necessary; Is Chivalry Dead; Facebook Dating; Singles Beware; I’m Doing Me and so much more. Season 11, Ep 1.    

A panel of women share personal challenges of resistance in their lives and how they fought to overcome the obstacles.  Special Guests Kendra Dublin and Yolanda Wright.  Season 10, Ep 42.  www.yolandarwright.com.  www.kendra-dublin.com  

"Why Do People Act Like You Owe Them Something: Do You” Unfortunatley we live in a world with many laws, beliefs, practices, customs and behaviors that have a huge impact on how we relate to one another and they show up in our lives so many different forums, I.e. professionally, personally, sexually, socially, intimately and may they show up in a way that leaves you asking another person this question "Why Are You Acting Like I Owe You Something".  Season 10, Ep 4

Real food is sexy says Tiffany Farrell a.k.a. "The Blender Bombshell" who has come up with creative ways to blend healthy whole food options that are fun to eat!  This self proclaimed food and travel enthusiast shares with Soy her journey and quest to clean up her lifestyle.  Blending one meal at a time, Tiffany is making a huge impact on our meal choices by her feed on Instagram and her personal book of blending recipes "Two Melons and a Peach".  Hydrated and happy, filled with positive vibes, Tiffany shares a few things with Soy in the cafe'.  Real Talk.  Season 10, Episode 40.  www.theblenderbombshell.com     

Mayor William "Bill" Edwards, who was elected as the FIRST Mayor of the NEW City of South Fulton on April 18, 2017, is having a moment with Soy.  During a breakfast meeting he shares his thoughts, actions and purpose.  Meet Bill Edwards, the man behind the mission.  Season 10, Ep 39.

Divabetics Gianni Robinson and Keiva Cheney kick off Diabetes Awareness Month with a challenge that's soaring high on social media and impacting lives.  These young Divas are "Rollin With Diabetes" and striving to make a difference in the lives of those affected by Diabetes and are using social media as a platform to share their stories.  Perk up with Gianni and Keiva.  Season 10, Episode 38.

Anyone can say it but who's actually doing it? There are a lot of unsung heroes in our community impacting the lives of youth and providing opportunities for the underprivileged and those at-risk. Soy invites special guests Terrence Martin, Eric Gordon and Gregory Nell into the cafe' for real talk on the mission they have set out to accomplish.  Let's find out what ideas have been percolating in the minds of these amazing gentlemen and the many benefits to our community.  https://www.infinityinmotion.org.  Season 10, Ep. 37

Breast Cancer Warriors, Care-Givers and Advacates share empowering stories during the Walk at Centennial Park in Atlanta, Georgia.  Season 10, Episode 36

Soy and Brandon speak on the lives of our youth and the challenge of being exposed to domestic violence.   Children in abusive homes can experience the effects of abuse in multiple ways. They may be exposed indirectly to the abuser’s violent and coercive behaviors toward their parent by witnessing or overhearing the abuse, or by noticing bruises and injuries after an act of violence occurs. They themselves may experience verbal, physical, emotional, and/or sexual abuse.  Whether directly or indirectly exposed, children who are exposed to domestic violence experience the painful effects of abuse. Even if they themselves are not directly being hurt, they feel the pain and fear that comes from living with someone who is threatening and controlling. And since abuse and violence are learned behaviors, part of the impact on children can also involve them taking on the cultural beliefs that support domestic abuse which can be revealed in a number of ways. Season 10, Episode 35 For more information visit: www.breakthecycle.org.  https://www.kidpower.org/library/article/stop-domestic-violence/?.  www.kidsmatterinc.org,   

Community Service is the RENT we pay...for our time here on earth....Soy visits the Convenent House in Washington, DC to host a Teen charity drive sponsored by Kevin Durant. The Kevin Durant's Charity Foundation (KFDC) is to enrich the lives of at-risk youth from low income through education, athletic and social programs.  Soy interviews participants and the Directors affiliated with the program.  Special guests include Neven Milline, Director of Community Outreach.  www.teamdurant.com.    

Soy and Brandon discuss hot topics and current events. Season 10, Ep 33

Anyone can say it but who's actually doing it? There are a lot of unsung heroes in our community impacting the lives of youth and providing opportunities for the underprivileged and those at-risk. Soy invites special guests Terrence Martin, Eric Gordon and Gregory Nell into the cafe' for real talk on the mission they have set out to accomplish.  Let's find out what ideas have been percolating in the minds of these amazing gentlemen and the many benefits to our community.  https://www.infinityinmotion.org.  Season 10, Ep. 31

Soy and Brandon reflect on social events in social circles that impact group dynamics and alter positive interactions.  The conversation gets steamy when they speak on trusting friendships, caddiness and back stabbing.  As we know betrayal exist amongst us all and BREWNATION have it out in cafe about dealing with it.  How do you deal with betrayal? Where do you stand? How important is morality? How do you identify the mole in your social circle?  Season 10, Ep 29  

Soy and Brandon reflect on social events in social circles that impact group dynamics and alter positive interactions.  The conversation gets steamy when they speak on trusting friendships, caddiness and back stabbing.  As we know betrayal exist amongst us all and BREWNATION have it out in cafe about dealing with it.  How do you deal with betrayal? Where do you stand? How important is morality? How do you identify the mole in your social circle?  Season 10, Ep 29

Fulton County was created in 1853 from the western half of DeKalb County. It was named in honor of Hamilton Fulton, a railroad official who acted as surveyor for the Western and Atlantic Railroad and also as chief engineer of the state. In 2016, the City of South Fulton (COSF)  was chartered and includes the communities of Red Oak, Cooks Crossing, Stonewall, Tell, Fife, (part of) Campbellton, Ben Hill, Sandtown, Cliftondale, and Peters Woods (a few of which were towns founded before the American Civil War).  COSF consist of 7 Districts that immediately went to work setting up the city's Police, Fire, Parks, Planning & Zoning and Public Works departments.  The city is 90% African American and the court system is run by 8 African American women.  COSF continues to move forward with goals to forge partnerships with the community, businesses and stakeholders. Catherine Rowell, City Council, District 1 provides an update on where we stand and why the City of South Fulton is – Where You Want to Be!  www.cityofsouthfultonga.gov (Season 10, Ep 28)

Bad things really do happen to good people. So what do you do when it happens to you? Are you one to forgive and forget?  Can you smile and move on? Is it really as easy as mind over matter?  Of course not.  Some get even.  Some say "payback is a bitch".  Is the best revenge to be like your enemy or not?  What is the sweetest revenge ever?  Season 10, Ep. 27. 

Do you have questions that you'd like to ask your spouse but don't know how?  Do your questions lead to a blow up or argument and you're left feeling and thinking "I should have never said a word" Soy and Brandon discuss the challenges of asking difficult questions and getting a response. Season 10, Episode 26.

Soy and Brandon continue an emotional conversation emphasizing the moment in one's life where a decision to walk away is crucial and whether it's a necessity for peace, growth and prospertiy.  Season 10, Ep 25.

When your past and present is a threat to your future, you musbe be aware and most times forced to make difficult life changing decision.  The pros, cons and consequences are discusssed in the cafe' with Soy.  Season 10, Ep 24

Real talk, real topics.  Guest Corbie Mitleid. Season 10, Ep 23

The evolution of man has changed and we’re living in a world creating more and more weak men. Soy discuss this epidemic with author Stefan Aarnio author of “Hard Times Make Strong Men”   Season 10, Ep 22

How to please a woman with special guest Gregory Stanton 

Happy Father's Day to the single Dads that are raising their kids alone because the MOM is not around. She's MIA and lacks the nurturing spirit we've been told exist among all women.  Well it's been proven to be untrue and single Dads are becoming more socially acceptable.  Soy and Brandon invite a panel to discuss our heroes aka "Super Dads".  Guests Tamika Nash, Tony Stewart, James Simms and Stan Hawkins. 

Rebroadcast: There comes a time in life where we experience, job loss, divorce, death, isolation, illness, abandonment and disappointment that can shake us because truth be told, "Life happens to us all."   This segment focuses on identifying issues and rebuilding yourself to bounce back from your setback.  Season 10, Ep 19

Soy and Brandon brew over cold drinks on a hot day and the pleasure principles of life. Season 10, Ep 18.