Shayla Akande, the CEO of Cierra Sisters, recently joined Trae Holiday on "The Day with Trae" to shed light on her organization's crucial work in healthcare advocacy, the deeply personal origins of Cierra Sisters, and its unwavering commitment to addressing the stark disparities faced by Black women in breast cancer outcomes.

In a recent interview on “The Day With Trae,” instrument rated private pilot Marques Williams shared his inspiring journey as a Black man aviation and the strength, leading a conversation on the importance of representation and perseverance.

Chuck Dance, the innovative mind behind Vibe Bingo, recently joined Trae Holiday on "The Day with Trae" to share the story of his high-energy musical take on bingo and talk about his upcoming event on Thursday, October 9. What started as a simple idea inspired by TikTok blossomed into a community-driven entertainment phenomenon, captivating audiences far beyond its Tacoma origins.

Guest host of “The Day With Trae” Deaunte Damper was joined last week by Deon “The Bodimechanik” Abdullah, a licensed massage therapist at Londyn Rayne Therapy and a military veteran.

On a recent episode of “The Day With Trae,” Chris Carthern, COO and producer at Cutting Edge Animation, joined guest host Alicia Crank for an intriguing conversation on Black storytelling in animation. Carthern and his team at Cutting Edge Animation are making waves with their flagship project “Captain Zero,” an animated superhero story that delves into the struggles of a teenager battling depression and anxiety. 

Clarissa Taylor's path in the beauty industry, from makeup artist to licensed hairstylist, eventually led her to a powerful calling: creating spaces where Black and Brown individuals can truly belong and thrive. On a recent episode of “The Day With Trae,” she shared the journey in creating The Blk Out, an event series rooted in unapologetic Black joy.

On today’s episode of “The Day With Trae,” Sheila Kay, founder of Inspirational Productions, shared exciting updates about her work, including an upcoming show on Saturday and her company's mission with guest host Alicia Crank.

In a recent interview with guest host of "The Day with Trae” Alicia Crank, Cherryl Jackson, President of the Board of Delegates for Homestead Community Land Trust (HCLT) shared details about the organization's upcoming annual fundraiser this Saturday featuring Representative Stacey Abrams, and dove into the impacts and importance of community land trusts.

A recent episode of "The Day with Trae" featured Dr. Angela Griffin, CEO of Byrd Barr Place, for a conversation about her journey, the organization's work, and an important new campaign titled “For the Record.”

A pillar of the Seattle and Snohomish County communities, Alicia Crank is a familiar and friendly face to many, especially to the Converge Media family. A frequent guest and guest host on "The Day With Trae," Alicia is known for her vibrant personality and her deep commitment to nonprofit work and civic engagement. She recently shared with the Converge Media team a very personal and challenging chapter of her life: her journey to a major surgery.

"The Day With Trae" recently featured an insightful interview with author Vu Le, where he discussed his upcoming book and the vital work he has done to shed light on the nonprofit sector. Host Trae Holiday welcomed Le to the show, emphasizing the importance of the topic, especially for those involved in community-based organizational work and community organizing.

"The Day with Trae" recently featured Lady A, a renowned producer, singer, and songwriter, for an inspiring conversation about music and unity. Host Trae Holiday welcomed Lady A, immediately praising her  campaign titled "Road to One Seattle Soul," an initiative explicitly designed to unite the community through the power of music and address pressing social issues.

Earlier this week on a  "Magnificent Monday" episode of "The Day with Trae," host Trae Holiday welcomed back Heru to discuss the ongoing "Breathing Black Love" series at WOW Gallery. Heru shared updates on the series, highlighting its focus on healing and personal transformation.

In a powerful and moving interview on "The Day with Trae," Zhalena Mathis shared the deeply personal story behind her book, DJ Saves the Day. Her journey is one of resilience, transforming unimaginable loss into a beacon of hope and a tool for positive change.

Last week, The 5th Avenue Theatre buzzed with anticipation as audiences gathered for another performance of "After Midnight," a vibrant celebration of the Harlem Renaissance. Before the curtain rose, Trae Holiday, host of The Day With Trae, had the opportunity to sit down with one of the show’s standout performers—Brian Davis, a multi-talented dancer, actor, and singer.

Trey Holiday sat down with the enigmatic Mr. Phat, the producer behind the iconic "Cupid Shuffle" and a long-time collaborator with Cupid. The conversation delved into Mr. Phat's journey in music, his creative process, and his unwavering commitment to authenticity.

The core of the discussion centered on Janay's upcoming "Propel Business Activation Day," an innovative event she developed after realizing a gap in service-based conferences for business owners. Scheduled for Sunday, September 14th, at the Tacoma Armory, this event is designed to provide entrepreneurs and community workers with tangible and actionable services.

Trae Holiday sat down with Jazmyn Scott, the Executive Director of Arte Noir, for an insightful discussion about the organization's remarkable journey and its upcoming third anniversary celebration, "Fade to Black."

Trae Holiday sat down for an insightful interview with Dr. Tarance Hart, Principal of Garfield High School, who shed light on an exciting and crucial upcoming event: the inaugural "Reclaiming the Village" summit.

In a recent interview at the Black Media Matters Studios, recording artist Cupid, known as the "King of Line Dance," shared insights into his career, the enduring success of "Cupid Shuffle," and his excitement for UmojaFest 2025 in Seattle.