Soledad gets personal with Uoma Beauty Founder and CEO Sharon Chuter, who has called out beauty brands for their lack of Black leadership.

Soledad explores how cities are tackling police reform, in light of the death of George Floyd. Special guest is Austin Council Member Greg Casar.

Soledad revisits the issue of anti-voting bills sweeping across states. Special guest is Myrna Perez, director of voting rights and elections at the Brennan Center for Justice.

A year later, Soledad revisits Seattle — the focus of her 2020 documentary “Outbreak” with special guest King County Executive Dow Constantine. Former police officer Cariole Horne, who was punished for intervening to save a man’s life, also joins Very Opinionated.

Not everyone is interested in ending hate, especially those who make a livelihood from promoting it. Soledad sits down with special guest Dr. Megan Squire, computer science professor and senior fellow at the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Soledad sits down with special guests Peter Mercurio and Danny Stewart to talk about their kid, Kevin, and Peter's new book "Our Subway Baby."

Soledad talks with former mayor Michael Tubbs about how his UBI program in Stockton, California, is inspiring other cities to follow suit.

Soledad gets the perspective of what it’s like to attend high school during a pandemic from special guests essayist Hank Drucker and Aracelie Colo'n, filmmaker from HBO’s Covid Diaries NYC.

While the nominees and winners in the big awards shows may not be as white as they were in 2015, a lot more needs to be done to showcase a wider variety of talent and storytelling. Special guest is Academy Award nominee Sophia Nahli Allison, director of 'A Love Song For Latasha.'

Soledad digs through the misinformation and misframing around the large number of unaccompanied minors and families currently crossing the Mexican-American border. Special guest is Neha Desai, director of immigration at the National Center for Youth Law.