Rolling with Big Freedia, the Queen Diva and soul-lifting voice behind Beyoncé's hits like "Formation," "Sorry," and "Hold Up," means this isn't your typical New Orleans tour. From the soul-stirring Second Line Parade to a look into the roots of jazz at the Blue Nile bar with the Treme Jazz Band, and a visit to the iconic Page Bar, a Black-owned LGBTQ+ establishment that's offered support and counseling to the community for years.

Groove through the soulful streets of Motown with the incredible Aint Afraid duo as they give the Green Book a fresh twist, kicking it off with a freestyle inspired by their New Green Book journey Picture this: gliding at the legendary Black-owned skating mecca, "RollerCade," savoring the rich flavors of Senegalese cuisine at Maty’s, copping streetwear at Three Thirteen, discovering unique fashion finds at Simply Casual, and embarking on a mind-bending 3D culinary adventure at ImagineATE.

We’re in HOTlanta and Kendall Kyndall turns up the heat, showcasing how Black-owned businesses are rewriting the script of success. From the iconic legacy of Busy Bee Cafe to the crafty brews of Hippin’ Hops, the artistry of natural hair at Runway Curls Boutique, the nocturnal magic of Sovereign Sweets, and the workouts at E.F.F.E.C.T. Fitness, Kendall ignites the flames of generational wealth in the A. Dive into the hustle

Asia Jackson hits the streets of Compton to shatter stereotypes and celebrate its expression of Black culture. She soars through the skies with Fly Compton, rides alongside Taking Over Stables, indulges in delectable vegan creations at Planet Health, dances with the Divas of Compton, and explores the city’s contemporary art scene at Gallery 90220.

Ever wondered how a metropolis city can be a source of healing for generational trauma? Jacques Slade leads you on a journey, wandering through the historic echoes of Seneca Village, sensing the soulful rhythm of Harlem, relishing Brooklyn's blend of flavors, grooving to the Bronx's hip-hop pulse, and tracing the roots in Manhattan. Plus, we pay a visit to the home of Victor Green, the original Green Book creator, adding a poignant touch to our exploration.

In the pilot episode of A New Green Book, Terrell Grice celebrates Black historic Los Angeles and the African diaspora. Join him as he explores the iconic 27th Street bakeries, skateboards at Chevy Chase Skate Park, savors vegan soul food at The V Tree, explores the iconic 27th street bakeries, visits art galleries like Band Of Vices, and enjoys an open-mic poetry slam with special guest, singer-songwriter Victoria Monét all before joining an women-led drum circle at Leimert Park.