Portia: A Conversation with Tweet
Portia sits down with singer and songwriter Tweet. She’s making a major comeback with the release of her new album “Memoirs of the Southern Hummingbird.” Tweet also gets candid about the success for her break up song, “Oops (Oh My),” what led her to take a 10-year hiatus from music, and much more.
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.
Portia: Addicted to Your Scale
Three women join Portia at the table to discuss weight loss, body image, and the concept of body dysmorphia. Certified trainer Joi Fairell and her friend Genia Wilson admit they still struggle with the perceptions of their bodies despite losing a lot of weight. Therapist Jessica Mayo shares how we can speak kindly to our bare bodies.
Portia: The Unapologetic Lynae Vanee
Lynae Vanee became a viral sensation with her social media series “Parking Lot Pimpin.” Now, she’s channeling that same bold, poetic take on politics, Black history, and everything in between in her new show, “The People’s Brief." Lynae joins Portia to
Portia: I Got The Part
Terrell Carter and Julian Horton from Netflix’s “Beauty in Black” share juicy, behind-the-scenes details from some of the show’s most viral moments. Not only do they play the roles of Roy and Varney, but they also have a passion for music. Later, Terrell hits the stage, singing his song “Walk By Faith.”
Portia: Get Lifted: Female Bodybuilders
Portia sits with three female bodybuilders to talk about fitness, nutrition, and the challenges of being a female bodybuilder. Later, they show us how to build muscle from home and how to pose for their fitness competitions.
Portia: Prison to Prime Time
Michael Dickerson went from life in the streets and time behind bars to modeling and landing roles in hit shows like “BMF” and “Zatima.” He shares his powerful story of redemption, how he broke into the entertainment industry, and the life lessons he now passes on to young people headed down the wrong path
Portia: Lessons on Style
Social media sensation and fashion stylist Nikko Smith shares different ways to upgrade your look with what you already have in your closet. Nikko brought some models to showcase examples of color coordinating with a color wheel, different style personas, and much more.
Portia: Planning Your Present and Future
There's no time like the present! Rebecca Davis, Geri Dodson Chandler, and Derrick Murray specialize in financial planning in one form or another. The trio join Portia at the table to discuss financial planning, end of life planning, and the secrets to building generational wealth.
Portia: Living Apart And Together
Can distance really make the heart grow fonder? Two couples say absolutely! Husband-and-wife duo Chianne “Brooklyn” and Rubin “DJ Hercules” Hernandez tell Portia how they keep love alive despite living nearly 900 miles apart. Carly Morton also shares the lessons she’s learned after living apart from her husband for most of their 22-year marriage.
Portia: High Stakes Hustle
From the boardroom to the courtroom, three women get real about what it takes to juggle business, relationships, success, and their mental health. Attorney Sue-Ann Robinson, ER physician Dr. Lola Ajisafe, and CEO Carmen Jones share the challenges and triumphs of being Black women in high-stakes careers.
Portia: The Perfect Fit
Actress and model Nzinga Imani gives us the inside scoop on her role as “Angela” in the popular TV show “Zatima.” She also shares what it took to remain confident in the entertainment industry as a curvy girl. Later, Nzinga shows us some fashion looks from her clothing line Nimani.
Portia: Celebrating Our HBCU Scholars
Seven scholars attending historically Black colleges and universities join Portia at the table to discuss what their education means to them. The scholars are in the running to win a grand prize scholarship sponsored by Montlick Injury Attorneys. Then, it’s up to you to decide who will receive the grand prize scholarship.
Portia: It's Your Music, Own It!
Isaac Hayes III opens up about his fight to reclaim the rights to his father’s music, who created one of the most sampled catalogs of all time. Artist James Artissen also joins the conversation to talk music ownership, the business behind making hits, and why every artist should protect their rights.