Portia: Women Ball Too
Basketball isn’t just for men. Portia sits down with WNBA stars April Sykes, Zia Cooke, and Te’a Cooper to talk about the evolution of women’s basketball. They discuss everything from pay equity and NIL deals, to mental health and life beyond the court. Then, they show Portia how to shoot like a pro!
Portia: Life in The Chi
Portia sits down with some cast members from the longest running black tv drama, “The Chi.” Together they share what their experience has been like personally, and what it means to connect with the culture. The cast also teases some of what we can expect from the show’s final season, and what’s next in their careers.
Portia: We Keep Glowing with Cynthia Bailey & Dana Hill Robinson
Supermodel and reality star Cynthia Bailey and beauty entrepreneur Dana Hill Robinson have an unfiltered chat growing and glowing in friendship and business. The bestie duo discuss their careers in the beauty industry, launching their beauty brands “Glowissima” and “Cocotique,” and making friendships last.
Portia: The Voice of Veterans
We’re honoring everyone who has served in the armed forces in this special episode. Portia revisits her favorite conversations featuring veterans who continue to serve, empower, and advocate for their communities.
Portia: Black Hollywood - Unexpected Christmas
The holidays just got a little brighter! The cast of “Unexpected Christmas” joins Portia to unwrap their new film, share favorite holiday traditions, and what it means to have their latest flick hit theaters nationwide.
Portia: Urban Cowboys
Long before cowboy culture was trendy, Black men were living, riding, and roping across the American West. Portia sits with four modern-day urban cowboys who share the history, challenges, and pride of keeping this powerful tradition alive. Then, rodeo competitor Geno King shows Portia a few tricks on how he ropes the competition in the arena.
Portia: Yes, My Home is My Car
Social media influencer Nate Hall left her high-rise apartment to live in her car. She also explains how she manages showering in public spaces, cooking from her car, and being a mom.