ADQ talks about the historical significance and effect of Juneteenth. Also brings up some notable rebellions that took place #blackpodcast #juneteenth #blackpodcastsmatter #haitianrevolution #posttraumaticslavesyndrome #blackhistory #adqsrenaissance #juneteenthcelebration #juneteenth2024

In this episode ADQ compares the behavior of abusers and bullies with the life and metamorphosis of Malcolm X, who has turned 99 as of this recording. May 19th, 1925 is his birthday. ADQ describes how Brother Malcolm went from pimp and hustler to the powerful educator, orator and activist that he's known for being. ADQ also reads a page from Brother Nuri Muhammad's book "The Mathmatics of the Mind

ADQ talks about the authenticity in the labeling one an "Uncle Tom" and reads about Josiah Henson. Also talks about Mother's Day and shouts out local theatre productions.

In this episode ADQ talks about finding joy regardless of one's circumstances and backgrounds.

In this episode ADQ gives a brief run down in the do's and don'ts of theatre. It's almost a masterclass without a master for ADQ is still a student.

In this episode ADQ speaks glowingly of the Weaver Academy production of SOMETHING ROTTEN and describes through his lens as a hip hop head the difference between battle rapping the sport and personal beef stemmed from diss records and a prolonged rant against a certain Canadian rapper.

ADQ talks about being accountable of one's behavior and the consequences for better or worse of doing so.

ADQ highlights his relationships and experiences with the most God like being on planet earth the Black Woman. Also provides narratives

ADQ explains his health journey that has led to a 111 pound weight loss and reads excerpts that speak to dieting.