The co-hosts of the ⁠Music|Life|Social⁠ podcast join Shaka to talk about songs that instantly give them energy, unexpected favorites, and songs about loss.

Shaka is joined by the hosts of the "We Made It Political" podcast.

It's a show where Lauren Hall and Lura Forcum talk together and with guests about what political science, psychology, and parenting has taught them about making politics better for everyone.

On this episode they choose songs that remind them of best friends, parenting, and protests. It's a great conversation full of surprises.

Shaka is joined by Dr. Tania Israel and Elizabeth Scharpf of the Ready to Be Strong podcast. They share: music from a college dinner party, songs about personal heroes, and songs about community. This episode covers everything from Buffy the Vampire Slayer to the Boss.

Oh, and LOTS of content for Swifties!

Link to the playlist HERE.

This season of the Come Together podcast features guests from Nashville, sitting down to find common ground through music. Episode 1 features Juvenile Court Judge Sheila Calloway and CEO of the Beacon Center, Justin Owen. This unlikely pair discusses where they grew up, what a constitutes a "hard day" at work, and the topic of justice.

On this episode Shaka is joined by two friends who, at birth were separated by roughly 4,000 miles. Jonathan Worsley, an Englishman and the Associate Pastor at Edgefield Church in Nashville, Tennessee. Joining him is Dr. Theon Hill, a professor of communications at Wheaton College in Chicago. They'll come together as they discuss a parent, hope, and the all-important, "walkup song." We hope you enjoy!

On part two of this episode, host Shaka Mitchell continues the conversation with Will Snowden and Dr. Vaughn May. The talk more about COVID, and America - in all her glory and with all her faults.

On this episode, host Shaka Mitchell is joined by Will Snowden and Dr. Vaughn May. Will is a lawyer, true Renaissance man, and the Director of Vera Institute for Justice's Louisiana office. Vaughn is a professor of political science at Belmont University in Nashville, TN. After talking about songs that get the party started in their respective homes, they discuss hobbies, COVID, and America - in all her glory and with all her faults.