In a deeply moving and purpose-driven episode of Seeking Truth and Justice, host Lawrence Lucas and Executive Producer Gary Johnson convened a powerful panel of voices to honor two extraordinary champions of truth, justice, and humanity—Marti Oakley and Waymon R. Hinson, Ph.D. This special tribute podcast served not only as a memorial, but as a call to reflection and continued action. This tribute episode brought together a distinguished group of advocates, colleagues, and friends who shared personal reflections, stories, and insights into the lives of Marti and Waymon. Featured voices included: • Corey Lea • Marcel Reid • Pamela Mussel • Debbie Dahmer • Christopher “C.J.” Johnson • Andrew White • Coz Skaife • Marsha Joiner • Jacopo DeMarinis Each voice added depth to the conversation—painting a vivid picture of two lives dedicated to service, sacrifice, and systemic change.

TONIGHT on TS Radio Network & The Marti Oakley Show

Jody White of V.I.P.S. of Michigan joins Marcel Reid and Coz Skaife to expose a case that is now exploding across Michigan—and raising serious questions at the highest levels.

At the center: Traci Kornak, a politically connected attorney now charged with multiple felonies for allegedly embezzling from a vulnerable adult under her control.

That victim? Rosalene Burd—now dead.

But this story goes deeper… much deeper.

Kornak wasn't just any attorney—she was tied directly to Dana Nessel, serving on her transition team and maintaining a close political relationship.

And here's where it gets explosive:

• An earlier investigation into Kornak was quietly closed by the Attorney General's office.
• Lawmakers are now raising alarms about possible conflicts of interest and ethics violations tied to that decision.
• Oversight officials have gone as far as questioning whether the handling of the case was “incompetence… or corruption.”
• Evidence presented to investigators flagged hundreds of thousands of dollars in questionable transactions tied to a vulnerable woman's estate.

Tonight, Jody White breaks it down:

How does someone entrusted to protect the vulnerable end up accused of exploiting them?
Why was this case allegedly ignored… until now?
And how deep do the political connections go?

This isn't just negligence.
This isn't just misconduct.

This is a system that many believe protects its own—while the victims are left to die.

If you think probate abuse is rare… think again.

Tune in. Listen carefully. And decide for yourself.

What if a guardian could legally cut you off from your own family—and your loved ones had to go to court just to see you?

Join hosts Coz Skaife and Marcel Reid for a powerful and urgent discussion with Marcia Southwick of NASGA and Twila Foley.

At the center of this conversation is Topher's Law—a proposed reform designed to restore a fundamental human right: the ability to maintain contact with family. Under current systems, families can be blocked, isolated, and forced to petition courts just for basic communication. This law aims to reverse that burden—requiring guardians to justify isolation, not families to fight against it.

From firsthand experience to national advocacy, this episode exposes how guardianship can be used to isolate and control—and what's being done to stop it.