We're two days out from the live taping of my podcast, 'Dear Culture,' live at Morehouse College and I couldn't be more excited to share the guest who will join me on stage to talk about the impact of HBCUs on the culture. I'm going to do it in two parts. The first panel will feature Khadijah Robinson (Spelman '11) and Rashaun Williams (Morehouse '01), two very, very successful folks in their spaces and whose care and concern for the culture permeates their business. And they're also the homies. Next, I will bring up my day ones. From the Center of Excellence in Science, Math and Engineering to adulting and professional lives, 25 years later, I'm taking the opportunity to talk about what Morehouse and HBCUs gave to us and continues to give and how those bonds and friendships created there can influence life, both personally and professionally with my brothers Frank Williams, Manu Platt and Adrian Wilson, all Morehouse College Class of 2001. I couldn't miss the opportunity to do this with my brothers and best friends in life. If you're around on Friday in Atlanta, come join us for what hopes to be a fun and engaging talk. Everybody here is as interesting an engaging as they are accomplished and successful. We all do it for the culture.... Courtesy of @thegrio and @thegrioblackpodcastnetwork @morehouse1867