Trae Holiday honors Elijah L. Lewis's legacy in a powerful special, highlighting his community impact and entrepreneurial spirit. As the murder trial begins, Holiday encourages support through courtroom presence and continuing Elijah's work in uplifting the community.

Trae Holiday sat with Sadé McInnis, Senior Manager of Cultural & Community Programs for Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (BHM). She tells us about Radiant Reflections, an exhibit they're hosting and more about BHM programming.

After over 200 episodes in 2024, Trae Holiday is kicking off the third season of her show “The Day With Trae” more excited and inspired than ever. Season three is looking to bring a new level of informing, inspiring, and creating impact media for not just the Seattle community, but the world.

As we welcome a new year, many of us find ourselves thinking about what we want to achieve and the goals we want to set. But how can we ensure that the intentions we set are truly aligned with our purpose and are achievable in the long run? Qigong instructor Instructor Heru TchaasAmen joined The Day With Trae last January to share his insights on how to approach setting intentions in a way that will have a lasting, positive impact.

This is more than just a video; it's a glimpse into the soul of a community, a celebration of the spirit that refuses to be dimmed. At Converge Media, we are storytellers, weaving narratives of resilience, creativity, and the undeniable power of Black joy.

What a full and phenomenal day this has been! I had the opportunity to connect with the Wakesho Community Organization, which empowers young women by teaching them valuable skills like sewing and soap-making.

By Trae Holiday - Today was truly inspiring! I had the incredible opportunity to visit the One Vibe Africa offices in Kisumu, the masterminds behind the Madaraka Festival. Let me tell you, this place is amazing! It's a vibrant cultural hub that's making a real difference in the community.

Today was incredible! I spent the day exploring Mombasa with Shirley (@zyl_shirley,) who showed me around like a true local. We hit up the market, where Shirley made sure I was treated properly and gave me some personal insight into the city and culture. Then, we strolled along the waterfront and had the most amazing lunch at Char-Choma.

Just wanted to give you a quick update from my whirlwind journey to Kenya. After a long day of travel (Seattle to JFK, JFK to Nairobi, and finally Nairobi to Mombasa!), I've finally arrived in beautiful Mombasa. The 11-hour time difference is a bit of a doozy, but I'm so excited to be here.

CDC Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer Dr. Amy Xie emphasized the importance of preparing for the upcoming "respiratory season" through proactive measures. "The best way to protect ourselves is to prepare our immune systems with vaccines," she advised, urging the public to stay up-to-date on flu, COVID-19, whooping cough, and RSV vaccinations.

From the season finale of The Day With Trae to the world stage in Kenya, Trae Holiday is taking her brilliance global! Emceeing the Madaraka Festival, reconnecting with roots, and inspiring through legacy, culture, and community.

Besa Gordon emphasizes the importance of authentically representing the diverse black communities across the Pacific Northwest as "Back to Besa" expands to the national Fox Soul platform. She stressed, "It's about our community. It's about what our community should look like to the general public."

From Seattle’s Central District to a national platform, Besa Gordon’s journey is a story of resilience, dreams, and community. With Back2Besa premiering on FOX SOUL Dec. 7 at 4 pm. She’s not just showcasing her voice—she’s amplifying the stories of others while staying true to her roots. “It’s not just about me; it’s about us.”

Jamila Conley spent over two decades in the tech industry, but her true passion lay in the world of wine. That passion was ignited when Jamila attended a celebration of Black women winemakers, an event that would ultimately inspire her to leave the corporate grind behind and embark on a new venture.

As the newly appointed Shechem (chief) of a Kemetic spiritual organization, Heru Tchaasamen is on a mission to help his community heal and reconnect with their divine nature. "This is where your healing starts. This is where you jump start your goals for 2025 - this is where you re-identify as a divine being," Tchaasamen emphasized.

From a chance discovery to winning a prestigious competition, Hanad's unwavering determination has propelled him to the bright lights of Hollywood, where he continues to captivate audiences with his natural talent and charismatic screen presence.

In a powerful interview, Dr. Sabine Thomas, the executive director of J'Soul Studios, shared her vision for supporting the parent-child relationship and the vital role of grandparents. As a naturopathic physician, Dr. Thomas has a deep understanding of the importance of secure attachment in a child's early development.

Josephine Howell, a talented vocalist and passionate community advocate, appeared on The Day With Trae to discuss her upcoming projects and her commitment to using music for positive change. Howell shared her enthusiasm for the "Sounds of the Sound 7" event and her involvement in "Black Nativity," highlighting their importance in fostering community and celebrating artistic expression.

Destiny Wimpye, a professional ballet dancer and passionate advocate for social change, joined The Day With Trae to discuss her foundation's work and the importance of Giving Tuesday. Wimpye emphasized her commitment to empowering underserved communities and encouraged viewers to support her foundation's initiatives on this global day of generosity. During the interview, she also shared insights into her journey as a dancer and her vision for creating a more equitable society.

Chief Tunji Awodi, a Seattle-based Ethnomusicologist, is passionate about using indigenous African culture to empower and heal communities. As the Executive Director of The Hawk Foundation, he provides multicultural education and drum facilitation throughout the Pacific Northwest. Chief Awodi's expertise in Bata dance and drum traditions, combined with his dedication to cultural preservation, makes him a powerful advocate for the transformative power of music and heritage.