In this thought-provoking episode, Karen Hunter and Tremell McKenzie explore the provocative idea that for many, school is less about learning and more about the pursuit of making a living.

Karen Hunter shares a classic conversation with Tim Wise on Colin Kaepernick's protest.

On this episode, Karen Hunter revisits past commentary to explain why she continues her boycott of the NFL in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick and his fight for justice.

In part two of our classic conversation, Orlando Jones dives into the nuanced divide between true art and creations driven solely by profit, revealing how these forces shape Black representation in media and the journeys of those who dare to create with meaning.

In this two-part conversation, Orlando Jones reveals the untold stories behind Black visibility on screen and the powerful role of intergenerational partnerships in achieving professional success.

Karen Hunter shares a conversation from 'In Class With Carr' on the history of Labor Day!

Today’s call of the day features Tara from Washington state, a 61-year-old non-melanated woman with autism, who shares her journey through a recent racial awakening that’s changing the way she sees herself—and the world. Author Michael Harriot is also present for the exchange and provides his own feedback.

In part two, CEO of the National Medical Fellowship - Michellene Davis - digs deeper into the roots of our growing medical crisis, unveiling bold solutions and the path forward for healthcare reform.