In this returning episode of The HBC Show, Michelle and Burrelle dive into what it really means to be diligent — not just in chasing goals, but in how you show up for yourself and the people you love. From staying consistent when nobody’s watching to putting effort into your relationships even when it’s not convenient, this convo is all about turning intention into action. Tap in with us as we get real about discipline, love, and breaking out of generational cycles.

This episode is a WHOLE vibe! We kicked things off with a fun, off-the dome freestyle rap session (4 minutes of pure 🔥 and jokes) before diving deep into some real wisdom from the book of Ecclesiastes. We explored life’s biggest questions—purpose, success, and what really matters in the end—through a Gen Z lens.

*Viewer discretion is advised: this episode contains explicit language during the freestyle rap.*😵‍💫

It’s only 19 minutes, but we packed it with laughs, bars, and spiritual gems. Tap in for the best of both worlds: a little hip-hop, a little wisdom, and a whole lot of HBC energy! 🎤📜✨

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Join Michelle Williams (21) and Burrelle McAllister (23) for a fun and faith-filled Gen Z/Millennial This or That showdown! We’re diving into Bible truths, life dilemmas, and unlearning toxic mindsets—all while keeping it real and Holy Spirit-led. From laughs to deep reflections, this episode has it all. Think you know where you stand? Tune in and grow with us, one choice at a time!

In Episode 4 of The HBC Show, we’re getting real about the clash between what you want and what’s meant for you: Your Way vs. Yahweh’s Way. How do you know when to let go of your plans and trust something bigger? We’ll talk about control, trust, and why your blessings might be on hold. Don’t just listen—join the convo! Hit us up with your thoughts and responses to our prompts on social media @TheHBCShow. Let’s hear what you have to say!

In this episode of Unlearning Toxic, we dive deep into what it means to be unequally yoked in relationships — not just spiritually, but mentally and emotionally. We explore the reality of being with someone who doesn’t align with your values, goals, or emotional growth, and how that can lead to feeling together yet separated.

We’ll discuss:

• The signs of being unequally yoked

• How it impacts long-term partnerships

• Strategies for finding balance or knowing when to walk away

Whether you’re currently navigating a relationship or reflecting on past experiences, this episode will give you insights on how to build healthier, more aligned connections.

In this episode of The HBC Show, we take a deep dive into the true definition of love—beyond fleeting emotions or worldly standards—and explore what it means to live purposefully through God’s guidance. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 and other foundational scriptures, we discuss how God calls us to love Him with all our hearts, love others as ourselves, and reject the distractions of the world.

We’ll also reflect on our relationship with the world, the importance of submitting to Christ and His kingdom, and how prioritizing His will can lead to a fulfilling, God-centered life. Tune in for honest conversation, biblical wisdom, and personal stories to inspire you to rethink love and purpose through the lens of faith.

In the first episode of A HBC (Healthy Black Couple), we’re kicking things off with an unfiltered late night 44-minute car convo about God, life, and the lessons we’re learning along the way. It’s real, it’s funny, and full of spiritual gems as we vibe out and share revelations that keep us growing.
Created by Detroit natives Burrelle McAllister (23) and Michelle Williams (21), A HBC has inspiration of being one of the many sparks for healthy African American couples represented in the media. Their mission is to inspire faith, hope, and healing by sharing their journey of love, faith, and growth through God. This is more than a podcast—it’s a movement to make mistakes, identify them, and elevate.
Tap in, vibe with us, and let’s grow together.