Today’s release marks the 50th episode of the Issa Black Thing Podcast. Some people might think celebrating at 50 episodes might be a little premature, FUCK EM!, we appreciate every milestone, even the minor ones. Tap in with the IBT crew as we recap the moments that led up to this point. The funniest moments, favorite episodes, behind the scenes details and unique characteristics about the show that makes us, Us. The Issa Black Thing Podcast

Two extremes, Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, No matter how stupid it is. Can you inhabit the same space as someone whose views completely clash with yours or would you rather surround yourself with individuals whose interest align with yours? Is it possible to separate the ideals from the person and coexist? Tap in with The Black Pack and join the convo.

What's more American than apple pie, baseball and good ole racism!.. It's america's pastime. in fact racism is so infused in the roots of America that die hard Americans believe that a stand against racism is an attack on American traditions. In this country, land of the free(some restrictions may apply), Home of the brave(but y'all afraid of Black Peop..nvm) white supremacy and American culture are indistinguishable. As we celebrate Independence Day, lets remember that our country's founders stated that "All men are created equal"...While owning slaves.

With the recent talks of supporting more black owned businesses, We thought it was time we address the common issues that makes us hesitant towards buying black. While keeping an open mind to suggestions and criticism, The goal is to harbor solutions and advice so can inspire growth and one day witness the rebirth of another Black Wall-Street.

Would you play the Uncle Tom on behalf of the betterment of the black community? If so, How far would you go and would it be worth it in the end? Listen in as the IBT crew entertain the thought of Kanye West playing the role of an undercover brotha and whether that moves black people forward.

What if I told you that there’s a job out there where you can clock in everyday and continue to make mistake after mistake without being held accountable or receive any repercussions? A career where you are able to go to school for less than six months and without further training or testing. You’re then immediately granted the authority to murder and abuse people with full immunity and on top of that GREAT benefits? Sounds like a career choice you might be interested in?.. Maybe you should become a cop.

We’re tired of being tired of being tired. Black people have Been used, abused and treated like a battered women in a domestic violence torn relationship. Kneeling marching and protesting have always been a way for us to voice our dissatisfaction on the way we’re treated in this country but time after time those efforts have fallen on deaf ears. often at times it seems the only language America seems to understand is violence so it is imperative that we speak fluently with our enemies in a language they understand.

"Here some truth for yo ass!".. What if we lived in a world where people didn't lie straight to your face. No white lies, no sugar coating, no dancing around your feelings but just the cold hard truth whether you asked for it or not. Tap in with the host of IBT as we discuss how'd we feel if we got an honest reply to the tough questions we constantly seek answers to.

Women can do bad all by themselves! We all want to believe in today's society that women can do no wrong and if she does do wrong its only after retaliation of being wronged..Well you're wrong. Men lie, Women lie, This podcast doesn't. Tap in with the IBT crew as we break down the many ways in which women can indeed prove to be problematic.

"Go drink some ginger ale and lay-down baby, you'll feel better".. Every black mother's remedy for when you're feeling ill. But with all the underlying health concerns within the black community, We think it's time we start taking better care of ourselves. Tap in on the IBT crew and guest "Special K" as we have the hard talks about health and mental well being that often plagues the black community.