Birth Work & Activism w/ Andrea Weaver

Birth Work & Activism w/ Andrea Weaver

In this episode, I sit down with my good friend and phenomenal woman Andrea Weaver! We talk about what's happening politically in America, issues with movement work, and her work as a trainer, Doula and future midwife. This is definitely another amazing episode you don't want to miss, so make sure you like, comment, share, and subscribe!

Disagreements With My Cousin Pt. 1 f/ Trent Williams

In this episode, I invited one of my favorite cousins Trent Williams on to talk about what's been going on in the world, and also to talk a little sh*t. When Trent and I talk offline, we have some really good discussions, and I think it's because we disagree. It's always respectful and he actually teaches me some things. This is part one of a dope conversation where you can hear some intelligent Black men disagree but keep it respectful. And maybe we don't sometimes, but we're family so that's fine.  Listen, like, comment, and subscribe! In this episode: Marvin Toliver, LCSW (Host) Trent Williams

New Year, Same Bullsh*t

In the first episode of 2026, Marvin talks about the holiday break and how we need to get ready for the new year. He also discusses Trump's "modern-day manifest destiny" is not new, the performative activism of the NASW, and what we need to do to survive as a country. This episode gets real, so give it a listen! Don't remember to like, comment, share, and suscribe!

Art, HIV, and the Power of Softness w/ Donja R. Love

Marvin sits down with the phenomenal award-winning playwright, writer, HIV advocate, imagination worker, and all-around dope human Donja R. Love! He talks about his personal journey, the inspiration behind his plays, and the power of softness. This is a VERY good episode that you do not want to miss. So go listen, like, share, comment, and subscribe!

"Fly On the Wall"

In this unique episode, listeners will get the opportunity to be a "fly on the wall" of a therapy session with Marvin Toliver, LCSW! This mock session features a young Black man who is struggling with asking for help, and also realizes he may need to re-evaluate some of his interpersonal connections. This is an episode that will be relatable for many people, so make sure you listen, like, comment, subscribe and share! *Please listen to the disclaimers before the episode