2 Cent the Podcast

This week Uncle Clint & DeAngelo host their first live taping of “2 Cent The Podcast” Episode #47 “Sippin’ Whiskey & Spillin’ Tea” a conversation to discuss Relationships, Partnership, love, & Conciliation with LaLibra & author Rashanda Crisp.

***Conversation based on the book “Royal Conciliation***

This week Uncle Clint & DeAngelo sit down with T.K Kirkland to discuss Comedy, Cancel Culture,  what's too far when fun is the bar & Our Top 5.  

1. This week Uncle Clint & DeAngelo sit down with the author of "Selfless."  & "Know your Worth "  Rashanda Crisp to discuss her latest book "Royal Conciliation ". This book as she states...is a "Gift" to Kings "ready to understand the dynamics of his Queen" She goes further to say "you no longer must assume; you will be enlightened" ..Well Uncle Clint & DeAngelo could definitely use some enlightening....Lets she if she can shed some light on the fellas. 

This week we sit down with Mx.Dahlia, G Wade, Sir Lance Edward, Ikes, &  Scott II  to attempt to get to know  a little bit about them before their upcoming show on June 15th...."The Cream" ,but when dealing with a room of comedians things rarely ever go as planned. Also in the episode we introduce the newest member of the "2 Cent Entertainment" Family.

This week Uncle Clint & DeAngelo sit down with Mss_Oregon to discuss connecting and educating more business owners of color into the cannabis industry.  She is the founder & operator of the National Cannabis Diversity Awareness Convention or NCDAC, Educating People of color on the importance of creating portfolios & company networks  to represent the same diverse country we live in. Mss_Oregon is a force in the cannabis industry in Portland & spreading her brand …If you need it, she either has it or can tell you where to find it…Simply put, She is “the Plug”.

This week Uncle Clint & DeAngelo sit down with a group of panalist in Portland, 2 gentlemen &  4 women to  have them shed a little light on the art of social media dating. Whether you want a long-term relationship or a short-term hookup, it all stems from a good conversation and while in a pandemic.most likely that conversation starts online. The rapid rise and normalization of the apps Tinder, Bumble, and BLK  are almost entirely due to them being effective. They work as advertised. Find a profile you like, swipe right & your introduction is done for you ..More importantly than that these apps are quick &  efficient and in the words of one of our guest "I'm here for a good time..not a long time"  This one was a fun one...we think you'll agree.

This week Uncle Clint sits down with "Zen & Kush" lifestyle & brand creator Lizzy Jeff.  enlightening  him on her emerging renaissance, dedication to elevating consciousness through plant medicine education as well as social justice awareness, & her curated events. 

This week Uncle Clint & DeAngelo sit down with Lamar Wise, a young progressive seeking appointment to be Senate District 15’s next senator. Lamar is a Oregon native & has spent years working for a community nonprofit dedicated to education quality in Oregon and is now ready to accept the challenge of becoming  the first Black senator serving Senate District 15.

It's finals week here in Oregon  & high school student Talia, has some serious questions for Uncle Clint & DeAngelo. In this podcast she gets the guys perpectives on police brutality,  protests,  riots,  & the the continued corruption that exists inside of the police department as we finally address  the age old question  does 'a few bad apples" ultimately spoil the bunch?

***Content/trigger Warnings: General discussions of violence against minorities, violence, gun violence, rioting, assault. Specific discussions of violence against minorities by police officials.

Some of the content discussed on this episode may be triggering for some audiences. Listener discretion is advised. Please take care of yourself & thank you for listening***

This week the fellaz sit down with Uncle Clint's day ones, Men that he grew up with in the city of Compton. After a rough start of a life very much connected to the streets, these men are now approaching 50 & reflecting on where they’ve been, what they’ve learned, and what the hope to impart on the next generation