Dr. Gerry White says it's important to focus on resilience in pain
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Dr. Gerry White, an assistant professor at Clark Atlanta University joins the conversation with two women who have lost their young boys to senseless violence. He says it's important to focus on your resilience in the midst of the pain.

"I honestly believe these boys are being led to this by a grown person"
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Glenda Mack, the grandmother of a boy who was found shot to death in the woods in Feb. 2021 says she believes Atlanta youth are often led to violence by outside parties.

How do you re-focus after losing a child?
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Glenda Mack and Tiffany Smith talk about the ways parents or caregivers can re-focus after losing a child to violence. The two give completely different takes on the subject.

"Cameron had two very involved parents," mother says
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Tiffany Smith says violence isn't always a targeted, socioeconomic issue. She tells FOX 5's Portia Bruner that her son Cameron Jackson was rarely let out alone, had two very involved parents at home and was involved in extracurricular activities.

Grandma laughs over memories of 12-year-old grandson
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Glenda Mack says she raised her grandson David since he was just five days old. She said he was always a jokester growing up.

"Where do you think we went wrong?" Cameron Jackson asked his mother
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Tiffany Smith, the mother of 15-year-old Cameron Jackson who was shot and killed in the 17th Street Bridge shooting near Atlantic Station, said she misses the deep conversations her son used to have with her.

Portia: 'Save Our Sons' Part 1
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The CDC says one of the leading causes of death, among young black boys and black men, is now homicide, murder and gun violence. In the streets of Atlanta, it?s taking a toll on our entire community and across the country. On this special episode, Portia is having an exclusive conversation with Tiffany Smith, the mother of 15-year-old Cameron who was recently killed in the streets of Atlanta. We also hear from Glenda Mack, who is still waiting for justice in the murder of her 12-year-old grandson David. We?re talking about the problems and solutions and how to ?Save Our Sons.?

'Masculinity: Healthy vs Toxic' 12-12-2022
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Men commit most violent crimes and they are often the victims of it. It's a harsh and painful reality. Two young men have a candid conversation about Black masculinity, humility, isolation, and seeing people for who they are. Our boys and our men say they need our support. Don?t miss this candid conversation about what Black men say they need from all of us.

'Food Insecurities' 12-08-2022
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While many families celebrate the holiday season with good food, others are struggling to put food on the tables. A look at what we can all do to fight hunger in our own community.

'Women in Media' 12-07-2022
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She's changed the course in her life, becoming an advocate and adapting a vegan lifestyle. Journalist Jacqui Reid joins the conversation and shares some of her vegan holiday recipes.

'Come back to the Table' 11-18-2022
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Have you missed the fellowship of sitting at the Thanksgiving table with family and loved one? Have you been estranged with family over political views, family drama, and unforgiveness? Special contributor, Natosha Reid Rice and Relationship counselor, Dr. Alduan Tartt have a candid discussion about getting beyond the baggage and how to ?come back to the table? with family. Actress Karen Ceesay offers some valuable tips to prepare for the holiday.

"Body Type Fashions" 11-17-2022
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Apple or pear? Hourglass? Triangle or rectangle? Yes, these are different body types. Fashion designer Tracy Nicole gives advice on how to accentuate the different body types, and you don't want to miss the fashion show that reveals how she dresses each body type.

"Solo Travel" 11-16-2022
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Nita Cooper loves traveling solo, and says it's okay! She says freedom, friends and finances are three things to think of when deciding to travel alone. Safety is a big concern for some, and she provides safety travel tips when traveling alone.

"Anatomy of Envy" 11-15-2022
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Unpacking jealously and envy -- there is a difference. Dr. Cassandra Bolar, relationship counselor, explains the difference between the two. Chandra Currelley, actress and former member of the SOS Band, talks about jealousy and envy in the world of show-business.

"Hot Times" 11-14-2022
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Hot flashes, weight gain, mood changes -- a few symptoms of menopause! Actress Karen Ceesay was caught off guard with menopausal symptoms in her 30s. Dr. Julianne Birt, talks about how women start to feel differently when estrogen levels drop. Afya, a holistic nutritionist, talks about the reality between reading about and experiencing menopause. Dr. Birt also discusses various treatments for menopausal symptoms.

"Influence Me" 11-10-2022
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It's all about influencing, having something meaningful to say! Social media influencers can make millions of dollars. Portia talks to social media influencers and they tell how they achieved influencer status. The guests share how their influencing has paid off!

"Online Dating" 11-09-2022
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Tera Stidum, dating expert & author, talks online dating options - the good, the bad and the ugly, including online scam busting. Viewer Melica Bennett wants to learn more about online dating.

"Home Ownership" 11-08-2022
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Owning a home is a part of the American dream, but it's also a big financial move. A divorced mother wants to work toward home ownership. She rented for years, had to move, and she wasn't prepared. Special contributor Dr. Natosha Reid Rice talks about home ownership for single women. A realtor gives advice on how to become a home owner.

"Ghost Hunters" 11-07-2022
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What do you do when you realize there are no black people investigating ghost hunting? You call your best friends and start a hit TV show as the first Black paranormal investigators. They're changing the myth that Black people don't care about the paranormal. A fun and spirited conversation with the Ghost Brothers!

'Life After" 11-03-2022
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Clarence Harrison was wrongly convicted of robbery and kidnapping then sentenced to life. After spending 17 years in prison, he was released through the work of the Georgia Innocence Project. Tiffany Bush, pro bono coordinating attorney for the GA Innocence Project, explains how cases are investigated and if the non-profit can help them. Tiffany shares the most common factors contributing to wrongful convictions.