In this heartfelt episode of Whittenburg Drive; The Podcast, Shevora and Byron-Gabriel ask the tough question: Can you separate the person from their actions? From Bill Cosby to R. Kelly to Kanye, the duo dives into the messy space between talent and truth. They also reflect on what they’d tell their younger selves, and wrap things up with some final thoughts full of wisdom, warmth, and all the good feels.

On this episode of Whittenburg Drive; The Podcast, Shevora and Byron-Gabriel tackle the things society shouldn’t normalize—from hair bonnets in public to rocking pajama bottoms outside the house, and yes… even men in bonnets. Plus, dive into the brand-new segment “BG Anger Issues Could Never”, where Byron-Gabriel reflects (sometimes hilariously) on moments that test his patience. Expect laughs, hot takes, and a little public-shaming… all in good fun.

Byron-Gabriel and Shevora kick things off with laughs and a little tea about Byron-Gabriel’s dating adventures, plus some real talk about their shared dreams of starting a family. Then, Byron-Gabriel sits down with the amazing Kristin Mallory, Children and Youth Minister at Greenland Hills UMC. Kristin opens up about her journey of coming out, finding love with her wife Connie, and the joy (and chaos!) of raising three beautiful kids. This episode of Whittenburg Drive the Podcast is equal parts heart, humor, and inspiration—a celebration of love, faith, and building the family you’ve always dreamed of.

On Whittenburg Drive, Shevora and Byron-Gabriel open up about why protecting your mental health is non-negotiable — and how surrounding yourself with a supportive tribe can make all the difference. Later, Byron-Gabriel sits down with therapist Tiffany Reddick to explore the unique mental health challenges facing the Black community, particularly women of color. Tiffany offers practical tools to navigate daily struggles, find strength in connection, and prioritize your well-being without apology.

This week on Whittenburg Drive, Shevora and Byron-Gabriel dive into the professional and personal trainings that have shaped their careers — the game-changers, the eye-openers, and the ones still making an impact today.

Joining them is the incomparable Maria Moss — a true Learning & Development guru whose insight, energy, and expertise have inspired countless professionals. Together, they swap stories, share wisdom, and explore what makes great training stick. Also, Maria was the bad kid??? NO! I we didn't believe it. lol!

Whether you’re in L&D, chasing growth, or just curious about what it takes to truly level up, this conversation is equal parts inspiring, practical, and fu

Every week, Shevora and Byron-Gabriel take a detour down Whittenburg Drive to talk about life on and off the job. From wrangling young kids with smart mouths to tackling the everyday chaos of work, they share hilarious stories, real challenges, and the moments that make it all worthwhile.

With plenty of laughs, a dash of truth, and just enough sass to keep things interesting, Whittenburg Drive: The Podcast is your ride-along companion for surviving work, kids, and everything in between. Buckle up, it’s going to be a fun drive.

Hosted by Shevora and Byron-Gabriel, Whittenburg Drive: The Podcast is a space for real conversations about mental health, healing, and the courage it takes to keep moving forward.

In this powerful episode, Byron-Gabriel sits down with longtime friend Kerry Smith for an open and heartfelt conversation about depression. Kerry shares how unexpected life changes uncovered a silent struggle she hadn’t fully understood — and how reaching out for help became the turning point in her journey.

Together, they discuss the stigma around mental health, the strength in vulnerability, and why it’s okay to not be okay.

Whether you're navigating your own mental health path or supporting someone who is, this episode offers compassion, hope, and the reminder that you're not alone.

We’re kicking off Season 3 with a fresh voice and a familiar face—our brand-new permanent co-host, Shevora Barrow! In this episode, we celebrate over 20 years of friendship and dive into a lively conversation about everything from the uniqueness (and sometimes complexity) of baby names, to the quirks of pronunciation, and the importance of mental health. We get real about why it’s perfectly okay not to be okay—and why we all need to normalize that. Tune in for laughter, reflection, and a new chapter of the show with Shevora by our side.