3 Milli Podcast is where culture, spirit, and real conversation meet. Hosted by Caleb Smith, creator, storyteller, and visionary, the platform exists to amplify voices that matter, spark thought-provoking dialogue, and connect deeply with the heart of our generation. Rooted in authenticity and guided by faith, each episode dives into stories of growth, resilience, creativity, and purpose. From cultural icons to community leaders, the conversations are raw, uplifting, and designed to nourish both mind and spirit. Our mission: to inspire transformation and empower.
The Hard Truth: Dave Anderson Talks Invest Fest, Nolan Wells + Men’s Mental Health
What happens when we stop reacting to headlines and start asking the deeper questions?In this powerful and wide-ranging conversation, Dave Anderson returns to 3 Milli Productions for an unfiltered discussion on some of the most pressing issues impacting Black America today. From the controversy surrounding Earn Your Leisure’s comments about Atlanta and the cultural significance of Invest Fest, to the ongoing Target boycott, Howard University’s admissions controversy, and the national conversation surrounding the Nolan Wells case, this interview explores the stories shaping our communities beyond the headlines.But this conversation goes even deeper.Dave Anderson shares why Black men must prioritize rest, peace, and mental wealth in a society that often celebrates constant struggle over healing. Together, we examine the importance of building healthy families, strengthening our communities, developing independent institutions, and creating a Real Black Agenda rooted in economic empowerment, education, accountability, ownership, and long-term vision.Whether you agree or disagree, this is a conversation designed to challenge assumptions, encourage critical thinking, and inspire meaningful dialogue about the future of Black America.Purchase Dave’s book “The Real Black Agenda:”https://a.co/d/0hyECEdeFollow Dave on Social:@thebusinessbully #DaveAnderson #InvestFest #NolanWells
30 Jul 2026
Blood at the Root: Patrick Phillips on Oscarville, Forsyth County & America’s Original Sin
In this powerful conversation, Pulitzer Prize–nominated author Patrick Phillips, author of Blood at the Root, breaks down the haunting history of Oscarville, Georgia and the racial cleansing that reshaped Forsyth County in the early 20th century. What was once a thriving Black community was violently displaced, erased from the landscape, and ultimately buried under what is now part of Lake Lanier’s surrounding history.This episode explores how the story of Oscarville is not just local history—it is part of a much larger American narrative about land, memory, displacement, and the stories that were intentionally left out of the national record. Phillips walks us through the historical context, the violence, and the long-term consequences that still echo through generations today.As we reflect during this Fourth of July season, this conversation invites a deeper question: what does freedom mean when entire communities were excluded from it? This is not just about the past—it’s about how America remembers, forgets, and reckons with its own history.Check Out “Blood at the Root: A Racial Cleansing in America:” https://a.co/d/08dbq7lR📌 Topics covered:* The Oscarville Race Massacre and forced displacement* Forsyth County’s racial history and legacy* The making of Blood at the Root* America’s forgotten histories of racial cleansing* Memory, land, and historical erasure in the U.S.This is a critical conversation about truth, history, and what it means to confront America’s hidden past.#Oscarville #ForsythCounty #BloodAtTheRoot
30 Jul 2026
Mississippi Burning: Vicki Dillard on the Nolan Wells Case & the Rise of the Black Woman
In this powerful episode, we dive deep into the Nolan Wells Case and the untold history surrounding race, justice, land, and the fight for Black dignity in Mississippi. Vicki Dillard joins the conversation to examine the forces that shaped this case while highlighting the resilience, leadership, and power of the Black woman throughout world history.From the legacy of racial injustice in the Deep South to the modern-day movement for truth and accountability, this discussion explores how stories like Nolan Wells’ challenge us to confront the history that has too often been ignored or buried.Vicki Dillard breaks down the role of Black women as protectors, historians, activists, and leaders — carrying generations of strength while continuing to fight for justice and equality.Register for Vicki Dillard’s Webinar:https://onpurposewithvicki.com/store/bloodlinesshifttradelinesancestorscurrency🔥 Topics Covered:* The Nolan Wells Case and its significance* Mississippi’s history of racial violence and resistance* The fight for Black land, legacy, and justice* The power and rise of the Black woman* How forgotten histories shape today’s AmericaSubscribe for more conversations exploring Black history, culture, politics, and the stories that deserve to be remembered.#MississippiBurning #BlackHistory #NolanWellsCase
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