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As a parent, the responsibility of raising, providing and being present for a human has already proven to be tough, But as a black parent, The power of teaching a person their blackness and the responsibility of their blackness is as heavy as 10 million bricks raining down one after the other EVERYDAY. This is a reality that is sometimes overlooked. Join us for a semi serious talk as Jody interrogates Lou and Nay's parenting styles while holding them accountable for teaching their young ones true blackness.

In every relationship there are things that are compromisable ; but for the few bits and pieces that are unshakable, how do you deal? Can a relationship after earning serious status revert back to the "I'm seeing someone but its nothing serious" stage? What is taking things to the next level within your relationship? Tune in to hear how Jody, Lou, and Nay dive into these questions and more regarding the dynamics of dating evolving into something serious!

The most disrespected, neglected and unprotected person In America is the Black woman, But even while facing oppression from every direction, Black Women remain resilient and have succeeded in whatever they put their energy into. You hating Black Women will never stop them from glowing and growing, They are the flower that continues to bloom in a dark room! In this episode we celebrate the strength, beauty and essence of african-american women and why any opportunity to experience them is a privilege.

To Black Women With Love,

-Issa Black Thing Podcast

Drake said it best "I been Steph Curry with the shot". In the age of the internet, The art of approaching the opposite sex has removed the pain of rejection but at the same time has added a crutch in our conversational skills. In this Episode we put @studentdoctornaomie & @nikesonmyfeet2 on the shot clock and discuss how to make the first move and knowing when to accept that the Coach is NEVER going to put you in the game.

Too often we hear the word hoe being thrown around in our culture. For some people they embrace and utilize the term while others feel offended and shunned. Joined by the pulchritudinous IG: @studentdoctornaomie and the unfiltered IG: @nikesonmyfeet2 tune in as we tackle this term from different view points.

There is a rich history of representation that has gotten us to where we are today. from the ‘70s through the early 2000s, Shows like the Cosby show to Living single have allowed us to achieve a level of representation, by capturing black people in various lights and occupations. We still have a huge void in entertainment to be filled but on this episode we indulge into some nostalgia and pay homage to the black sitcoms that paved the way for black entertainment today.

"WEEZY F. BABY AND THE F IS FOR..." Join the boys this week as they debate track by track who had the better album between hiphop heavy weights, Lil Wayne and Kanye West. Tha Carter III sold a MILLION copies first week but Graduation may have been the catalyst that shifted the culture out of the gansta rap era... No? Well don't debate us, Debate yo momma!

"Black men don't cheat, But Black Boys do". Listen in as we are joined by the lovely @fluffythebody and the spirited @_lynn_lynn23 where we discuss cheaters and the parameters of cheating. Is it true that once a cheater always a cheater or are players capable of redemption? Join the conversation and let us know your thoughts.

Aint nothing like black love. In this episode we're joined by two individuals who embody the very essence of what it looks like to be black and in love while also discussing the social ills.

{Maury voice} "When it comes to the case of 6 month old JaQarius Johnson Jr.., JaQarius Johnson Sr, "You.......ARE the father!". Joined once again by Rxnel(@2xool) We discuss the untold perspective of being a Black Father.