Black Help Line

In this weeks episode we discuss the trending actions of cancel culture and what its implications and pros and cons on today's ever changing landscape of holding people and businesses accountable and its fallout. 

In this weeks episode we discuss the "Karen" culture or should I say Scared white women who decide to use the police as their own private security firm, and its absurdity and waste of time that has become a frightened trend culture of absolute hatred when someone who you don't feel belongs needs to be tempered.

In this weeks episode we delve a little bit more into the ball of tangled yarn we call home, Minneapolis, and it's long history of silent activism and it's repercussions now being felt in the lighter communities, and discuss ways in which this can be addressed and changed.

Welcome  to season 2 of the Black Help Line social distancing!! In this first episode of season 2 we delve into the current situations that are occurring in our city, Minneapolis, that has erupted a movement across the nation in due to the recent killing of George Floyd while in Minneapolis Police custody, and how that has sparked a movement for direct change in our city and nation and how this is also making once comfortable people feel the uneasiness of oppressive retaliation. Enjoy!

This weeks episode recaps our year, our personal growth, the show and how and what we have learned through this tumultuous year being alive!

See you next season!

Thank you for listening.

We continue our deep discussion with our friend and homie, "Jon Jon", and find out more about his endeavours and how the Black music scene has helped shape the cultural renaissance in our city and the world. 

In this episode we have or friend and long time Minneapolis music and arts guru, "Jon Jon", discussing local culture, empowerment of the Black community through music and inclusiveness, and the longevity of culturally based music in the Twin Cities and abroad.

In this episode we delve into the unnerving and often socially inflammatory topic of the Michael Vick salute, and how some people seem to feel that this is more of a major issue than violence against people and how the ostracization and lack of forgiveness is one sided.

In this episode we continue our wonderful and conversation with K.Raydio!

In this episode we welcome our guest, the talented, and amazing K.Raydio on the set to discuss the current situations in the music scene, her own personal experiences and challenges as a Black woman doing her own thing, and how the affects of the mainstream has affected all aspects of daily life as an artist.