In this episode’s conversation with Shanti Das, founder of Silence the Shame. After tragedy struck Shanti’s personal life, her public life became one of health and healing. She dives into the way this tragic has guided her, how her work within the hip hop community has bled out into wide reaching groups, and how it’s time that men finally talk about their feelings in a more honest and real way.

In this episode’s conversation with Antonio Neves, we explore some of the most pressing issues affecting modern men–and women. We talk about how to get out of that comfort zone that’s leaving you unfulfilled and find alignment through community, self-exploration, and a little time in nature.

Guest Dr. Raquel Martin, a licensed clinical psychologist, professor at Tennessee State University, the host of the “Mind Ya Mental” podcast, and self-identified liberation psychologist. Dr. Martin's powerful and open belief in the power of Black Mental Wealth naturally draws people to her unparalleled work. In this insightful conversation Dr. Martin guides us through Impostor Syndrome, relationship values, identifying and establishing boundaries, what it means to be culturally appropriating versus appreciating, and the vital need for diverse representation in media

Social media guru Lia Haberman sits down to talk about how social media has changed the way we consume media for better and for worse. Lia also tells us how content creators and influencers have changed the way we interact with a social network in the first place.

Join Lisane Basquiat and Executive Producer Ryan Tillotson as they give you a preview of what to expect in this season of Shaping Freedom. 

Leo Flowers is a comedian, a coach, and a thought leader in the area of caring for yourself and paying attention to who you are. He is spending his life really responding to the question of how do you take care of yourself? And he does this and helps people to answer that question for themselves through his comedy. And also through the work that he does with other people.