Trae Holiday, along with her fellow Emmy winners, brought their historic win back to its roots in the Central District, returning to the exact location where her award-winning video was filmed. This wasn't simply a celebratory gesture; it was a powerful statement. The return of the Emmy to the CD served as a vibrant symbol of Black Joy, alive and well in a community with a rich and storied past.

Trae Holiday’s Emmy win last night is more than just an award; it’s a testament to the power of community, authenticity, and the unwavering commitment to storytelling integrity. The win, recognized at the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Northwest (NATASNW) gala for “The Day With Trae Show Intro”  sparked a wave of joy and reflection on her journey.

Trae Holiday recently sat down with Julie Pham, PhD, CEO of CuriosityBased and author of "7 Forms of Respect," for an insightful interview. The conversation delved into Julie's journey, the influence of her family's Vietnamese newspaper, and the motivations behind her work at CuriosityBased and her book.

Mark your calendars! Get ready for an incredible community event on May 10th from 12 PM to 4:30 PM at the Delridge Community Center. Join Rob Ross and the team for a Wellness and Resource Fair that promises to be a fantastic experience for all ages.

Trae Holiday recently sat down with the incredibly talented Mujale Chisebuka. From Zambia to the United States, Mujale's journey is one of art, community, and dedication. Trae Holiday explored Mujale's origins, his artistic evolution, and his passion for empowering others through his work.

A recent interview with Trae Holiday and Julia Meyering shed light on a crucial, yet often unseen, aspect of bringing a grand production like Seattle Opera's "Tosca" to life – the youth chorus. Julia, a music educator with a background deeply rooted in classical singing, shared her journey and the intricate process of preparing young singers for the stage.

In a recent episode of "The Day with Trae," host Trey engaged in a powerful and enlightening conversation with author and coach Jenefeness Franke. This wasn't just an interview; it was a candid sharing of a personal journey marked by trauma, healing, and ultimately, self-love. Jenefeness opened up about her experiences, her books, and her mission to help other women find their own paths to wholeness.

Seattle Center holds a special place in the hearts of many locals. From childhood memories of rides and festivals to witnessing up-and-coming artists, it's a hub of community and culture. This year, Seattle Center is once again hosting a vital event that embodies the spirit of community service: the King County Clinic. Chelsea Riddick-Most shared valuable insights into this incredible initiative in a recent interview with TraeAnna Holiday on The Day With Trae. 

Ed Ewing's journey with biking is more than just a story of wheels and roads; it's a narrative deeply intertwined with community, social justice, and a lifelong passion ignited in childhood. Growing up in Minneapolis, Ewing's early experiences with biking around the city's lakes were formative. "I remember learning balance on my first bike, hitting every trash can in the alley," he fondly recalls. These weren't just playful moments but the beginnings of a lifelong connection to cycling, a connection that would later shape his career and mission.

In a society often focused on traditional college pathways, Federal Way High School in Washington state is carving a unique route for its students, one that leads directly to fulfilling and lucrative careers in the trades. Former State Representative Jesse Johnson, a community organizer and educator, is at the forefront of this initiative, emphasizing the importance of hands-on skills and mentorship for young people.

Katie Wilson, a long-time community organizer, has set her sights on the Seattle mayor's office, with a campaign heavily focused on addressing the city's pressing housing crisis. In a recent interview, Wilson outlined her vision, detailing how her years of grassroots activism have shaped her platform and her desire to bring a community-centric approach to city leadership.

Exciting news from "The Day With Trae" show! Trae Holiday has earned an Emmy nomination for the show's intro, and the excitement is real. Trae shared her joy and gratitude in a call this morning for this incredible achievement.

Hey Black Seattle!, a vital online resource hub, recently marked its one-year anniversary of being live, sparking reflection and renewed focus for its founder, Kiesha B. Free. In a recent interview on “The Day with Trey” hosted by Trae Holliday, Free shared insights into the platform’s journey, achievements, and future plans.

The 2025 GSBA Impact Awards at Seattle Town Hall proved to be an unforgettable evening of celebration and recognition. The event honored the individuals, businesses, and organizations making a powerful difference in the LGBTQ+ and allied communities across Washington State.

Myesha Mitchell's journey is one of resilience, purpose, and community. In a recent interview on "The Day With Trae" with guest host Deaunte Damper, Myesha shared her inspiring story and the driving force behind her business, My Time For Massage.

Brian Gatewood Sr., Founder and CEO of Innovative Change Makers (ICM), recently shared insights into his organization's impactful work during an interview on "The Day With Trae" with guest host Deaunte Damper on Sunday, March 16, 2025. Brian discussed ICM's mission to uplift the community, with a particular focus on youth engagement. ICM provides after-school programming, community events, and resources aimed at creating positive change.

Elijah Baker, a Transformation Coach and Master Personal Trainer, recently shared his insights on fitness, nutrition, and mindset in an insightful interview on "The Day With Trae" with guest host Deaunte Damper. With over 16 years of experience in the fitness industry and a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from Eastern Washington University, Elijah, the owner of Always Winning Fitness, brought a wealth of knowledge to the conversation. He emphasized that his mission is to help the community win by transforming lives both mentally and physically.

Derrick Brown, known to many as Vitamin D, recently shared his extensive music industry experience in an interview on "The Day With Trae" with guest host Deaunte Damper. With nearly 30 years in the Seattle music scene, Derrick discussed his journey from b-boying to becoming a renowned record producer, DJ, and audio engineer. He has made significant contributions to the music world, collaborating with artists such as Macklemore, 50 Cent, Lil Wayne, Kendrick Lamar, Nas, and Snoop Dogg, and creating the iconic "Big Rich Town" theme song for the TV series Power.

In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, Converge Media's Chief Storyteller Winfield Ezell Jr. offers this uplift to the countless amazing Black women who have graced this platform over the years including our very own Queens of Converge: Trae Holiday, Julia Jessie, Besa Gordon, and Takiyah Ward. We thank you.

Acts On Stage Theater is set to present its latest production, “Sadie’s Kitchen,” a play that delves into the heart of family dynamics, love, and community. The production, featuring Fa’izah Bradford in the titular role of Sadie and Selena Whitaker Paquiet as her sister Vesta, promises to be a powerful and moving experience. They joined The Day With Trae this week to discuss the show.