Congresswoman Frederica Wilson's decision not to seek reelection has set off a wave of political movement across South Florida.

Seats are opening up. Politicians are making moves. Campaigns are forming.

But what's the end game?

In this episode, Munch sits down with attorney and community advocate Stephen Hunter Johnson to discuss the future of Black political power, Senate Bill 1134, leadership succession, voter engagement, and why being involved in your community means more than just voting every election cycle.

• Frederica Wilson's retirement
• The political domino effect happening across South Florida
• Senate Bill 1134 and Black Affairs Advisory Boards
• Why some millennials feel disconnected from politics
• Leadership succession and preparing the next generation
• Why civic engagement starts before Election Day

Question of the Day:

What's the end game?

Everybody wants to be successful.

The real question is: successful by whose standards?

On the first episode of QNA: Questions Need Answers, Munch challenges us to think about something most people never stop to define for themselves.

What does success actually look like?

For some people, success is money.

For others, it's peace.

For some, it's making it out.

For others, it's making sure nobody gets left behind.

In this conversation, we unpack:

• Where our definition of success comes from
• How social media has changed the way we measure success
• The difference between looking successful and feeling fulfilled
• Why survival mode makes it hard to think long-term
• When success became disconnected from community
• The pressure many Black men carry to constantly prove their worth
• Why peace, purpose, health, and relationships matter more as we get older

Most importantly, we ask:

Are we chasing success, or are we chasing the appearance of success?

Because at some point, the money, titles, and recognition stop being enough.

Then you're left asking yourself:

Am I actually happy?

What does success look like to you today?

And is that the same answer you would've given ten years ago?

Listen. Reflect. Join the conversation.

QNA: Questions Need Answers

Keep asking questions.