The Acoustic Chef crew discusses why African Americans deserve reparations; the 1st black stock exchange, and the civil unrest in Portland, Oregon.

The Acoustic Chef crew breaks the black on black crime misnomer; The Vanessa Guillien coverup, Young Thug and Pusha T, What’s on Toe, and more.

Ebony, D WiLL, Regina, and Cappel discuss whether students should return to school and they dive deep into the reality that educators face if forced to do so.

The Acoustic Chef crew discusses Kanye West's  bid for president; 50 cents comments on black women; and more.

Special guests, Ebony and Regina, join Cappel and D. WiLL on the Acoustic Chef Podcast to discuss if women's lyrics in hip hop are too raunchy, Terry Crews latest Twitter comments, and more. Make sure to follow us on Instagram: @acousticchef; Twitter: @acousticchefpod. #acousticchefpodcast

In this episode, special guest Ebony and Regina join Cappel and D-Will to discuss the August Alsina and Jada Pinkett-Smith controversy as well as discuss the concept of open relationships, the BET awards and whether they should be inclusive or exclusive, and more. Make sure to follow us on Instagram: @acousticchef; Twitter: @acousticchefpod. #acousticchefpodcast

In this episode, Cappel and D. WiLL discuss maturity and how people grow (or not grow) as we experience life lessons; the movie "Rememory" staring  Peter Dinklage, and What's on Toe (kicks on fire)

Cappel and D. Will discuss Houston rapper Tobe Nwigwe; reminisce about the trials and tribulations of becoming a hip hop artist; What's on Toe (kicks of fire), and more!

Cappel, DWill and Trae discuss the government's proposal to police reform, the Justice Act and if it is a viable piece of legislation; Joyner Lucas's 2017 controversial song, "I'm Not Racist";  What's On Toe (kicks of fire) ; and Cigar Talk.

Cappel, DWill and Trae discuss the controversy between rap artists Noname and J. Cole and address the question: Do artists and the entertainment industry have a responsibility in speaking out about racism and is Hollywood and the media culpable for the perpetuated racial stigmas in all communities; the Netflix hit Extraction feat. Chris Hemsworth, and What's on Toe (kicks of fire).