The Day With Trae recently welcomed Kathleen Hosfeld, Executive Director of Homestead Community Land Trust, to discuss the organization's work in addressing affordable homeownership in King County and Pierce County.

Bruce Jackson, a member of Washington Ethnic Studies Now (WAESN), recently appeared on The Day With Trae with host Trae Holiday to discuss the organization's work and legislative agenda. WAESN is committed to incorporating ethnic studies into public school curricula.

Trae Holiday sat down with Willis Walker to discuss Black Men Run Seattle, an initiative promoting health and wellness among Black men. Walker, a member of the Seattle chapter, shared his experiences and the positive impact the group has had on him and the community.

Seattle treasure Michelle Lang-Raymond recently sat down with Trae Holiday on The Day With Trae to discuss her extensive career in music and her passion for fostering young talent. Lang-Raymond, a renowned figure in the Seattle music scene, shared the accidental beginnings of her music career, stemming from her childhood love of singing and songwriting.

In a recent interview on The Day with Trae, host Trae Holiday spoke with Jodi Nishioka, co-director of the BIPOC Ed Coalition. She shared the inspiring story of how the organization came to be and the important work they are doing to support leaders of color.

Isaiah Anderson Jr., a guest on The Day with Trae, recently discussed the upcoming Teen Summer Musical production of Snow Whyte & The Seven. This unique program, which has been running for over 25 years, provides young people of color the opportunity to play lead roles in theater productions.

Derrick and Tanise Love, the dynamic duo behind SYNC Seattle, recently appeared on The Day with Trae to talk with host Trae Holiday to share their inspiring journey of community building in the Pacific Northwest.

In a recent interview on The Day With Trae, guest host Besa Gordon sat down with renowned videographer and cinematographer Francisco Lopez. Lopez, whose work has been featured in projects like "The Day with Trae" and "Pickleball for All," shared his inspiring journey from humble beginnings to becoming a sought-after name in the industry.

The Day With Trae is gearing up for an exciting week with a lineup of guests that promises to inspire, inform, and entertain. Here's a sneak peek at who you can expect to see.

Tifa Tomb, a Seattle-based filmmaker and producer, recently sat down with TraeAnna Holiday on The Day With Trae to discuss her work on Black Arts Legacies, a docuseries for Seattle's PBS station that chronicles the rich history of Black artists in the region.

In a recent interview on The Day with Trae, Felisha Barnes, a Seattle-based comedian and co-producer of The Blackout, shared her journey into comedy and her passion for creating spaces for Black comedians to thrive.

Trae Holiday, filling in for Besa Gordon, joined Erin Mayovsky on Good Day Seattle on FOX 13 yesterday to discuss Black Philanthropy Month and the Therapy Fund Foundation. Holiday shared her enthusiasm for the foundation's work, highlighting their second annual "Reclaiming Wellness" event at Green River College. The event focused on promoting well-being and mental health for people of color, a mission that the Therapy Fund Foundation is dedicated to.

In this insightful and inspiring interview airing August 8th at 8:30pm on Converge Media, renowned talk show host and comedian Sherri Shepherd sits down with host Trae Holiday, host of The Day With Trae to discuss her illustrious career and the driving forces behind her success.

TraeAnna Holiday, the host of The Day With Trae, recently interviewed Shontia Whitehead, one of the founders of the health and fitness nonprofit Free Flo Fit. Whitehead talked about how she got involved with Free Flo Fit, the organization's annual event Fit Melanin Summer, and the importance of building relationships within the community.

Medani, who co-founded Free Flo Fit with Shontia Whitehead, shared that their partnership began after they collaborated on a fitness class at Umoja Fest. The success of the class inspired them to create an organization that would provide accessible fitness resources to the community.

Besa Gordon, the beloved host of Back2Besa on FOX 13 Seattle, has returned to the Emerald City after her healing journey to Tanzania. While still on leave to prioritize her health, Besa made a special visit to the Black Media Matters studio to personally express her gratitude to TraeAnna Holiday, who has been graciously filling in as guest host since taking over from Deaunte Damper.

Perry Porter is a multi-talented artist based in Tacoma, WA. His work as a painter, songwriter, teacher, and fashion designer all reflect his commitment to celebrating and empowering Black people. Through his art, Perry aims to challenge conventional standards of beauty and provide a fresh perspective for Black youth.

In a recent interview on The Day with Trae, Loria Yeadon, a representative from the YMCA of Greater Seattle, discussed the critical issue of water safety and swim equity. Yeadon emphasized the alarming statistics surrounding drowning, particularly among children of color. Black children ages one to 14 are five times more likely to drown than their Caucasian counterparts, and this disparity increases to ten times for Black children between the ages of 11 and 12.

Deaunte Damper, Vice President of the Therapy Fund Foundation, recently sat down with Trae for an interview on The Day to discuss the foundation's important work and the upcoming Reclaiming Wellness Conference.

Trae Holiday, who is the current guest host of Back2Besa as well as host of her own show, The Day With Trae, joined Erin Mayovsky on the set of FOX 13’s Good Day Seattle this morning for a sneak preview of this weekend episode of Back2Besa in which TraeAnna highlighted a recent Black History Event celebrated in the City of Federal Way which acknowledged the city’s early Black pioneers.