In this episode of The Disconnect, we sit down with Christopher "Unc" Jones, a powerful voice for change and candidate for mayor of Beaumont, Texas. Known for his deep roots in the community and unwavering dedication to underserved neighborhoods, Unc shares his vision to revitalize Beaumont through modern infrastructure, equitable development, and real investment in the people.

We dive into his plans to tackle long-standing issues, improve public services, and bring 21st-century solutions to a city ready for transformation. Whether you're a Beaumont resident or just passionate about community empowerment and urban progress, this episode is a must-listen.

🔊 Topics Covered:

The infrastructure crisis in underserved Beaumont communities

Unc Jones’ grassroots strategy for mayoral success

What real change looks like for Southeast Texas

The power of representation and local leadership

📍 Tune in to understand what’s at stake, and why this election could reshape Beaumont’s future.

Why does it feel like parents and teens are from different planets? 🤔 In this episode, we dive deep into the disconnect between generations and uncover ways to understand each other better.🌟 Special Guest Alert: Rising artist Never Sorry from Beaumont joins the conversation! Not only does Never Sorry share insights on this timeless struggle, but he also drop gems about his music journey and how creativity can bridge generational gaps.💡 Tune in for:Real talk on communication breakdowns.Tips to build stronger family connections.Exclusive updates from Never Sorry on his upcoming projects.👀 Don’t miss this mix of heartfelt discussion and inspiration! Hit play, and let’s bridge the gap together. ✨👉 Like, Comment, & follow to stay in the loop for more episodes like this! #Podcast #FamilyTalk #NeverSorry

In Part 2 of this powerful conversation, Sojourner Forel returns to The Disconnect Podcast to dive deeper into the radical side of self-care.

Learn why true self-care is more than candles and bubble baths — it's about boundaries, healing generational trauma, and resisting burnout in a society that profits from your exhaustion.

✊🏽 For Black and Brown communities especially, self-care is an act of resistance and survival.

🧠 How are you reclaiming your peace in a world that demands so much?

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#SelfCareIsResistance #SojournerForel #TheDisconnectPodcast #RadicalSelfCare #MentalWellness #HealingJustice #BlackHealing #Part2 #SelfCareConversation

Special guest Sojourner Forel gives us the run down on what self care look like and what it means to her. How often do you neglect yourself for the sake of others?

In this powerful episode of The Disconnect Podcast, we explore a bold and timely question: What is the real state of the progressive movement for melanated beings in 2025?Special guest Atum Ra, founder of Melanated & Illuminated, joins us to unpack the evolution — or stagnation — of the empowerment movement within Black and Brown communities.Has momentum been lost? Are we progressing collectively or getting distracted by culture wars and performative activism?🔥 Expect raw truth, deep reflection, and a challenge to tap back into purpose-driven community building.💬 How do YOU feel about the current state of the movement? Sound off in the comments.🔔 Subscribe and join the conversation every week as we explore where society is disconnected — and how we can reconnect.#MelanatedEmpowerment #BlackLiberation #AtumRa #TheDisconnectPodcast #MelanatedAndIlluminated #BlackProgress2025 #PanAfricanThought #CulturalAwakening

Tap in as we build with renown film Director Tray Williams. Are Blaxploitation films a thing of the past or are they now the modern day hood movies we presently see.

With the divorce/separation rate at an all time high, many people are looking for answers on how to manage or sustain themselves after the fact. Through Loretta Norris's experience she gives us a step by step guide to maintaining a healthy mental life after divorce or any type of separation.

As major corporations continue to exploit products like shea butter, the shea tree is now facing major extinction. Meanwhile, African locals fight to protect and preserve this native tree by setting new laws and restrictions