In this episode, Nate and Rachel discuss how anti-blackness is a global issue. Along with how colorism, the transatlantic slave trade, and discrimination all impact the experience that Black people have globally. 

In light of the recent shootings at University of Virgina and Club Q in Colorado Springs, Rachel and Nate discuss their views on gun control.

In this episode, Nate and Rachel explore the toxic masculinity that exists within the rap and hip-hop industry. Along with a discussion about the differences that Black students face at more progressive universities after their recent visit to Smith College. Email us at [email protected] with questions you want to be featured on the podcast and/or Menace moments.

We had some technical difficulties, but the revolution continues! Nate and Rachel play a game of "Hot Seat" for their loyal listeners!

Nate and Rachel tackle the subjects of Transracialism and religious clergy. A few people have gained some notoriety by claiming a different race than their own. We talk about why that doesnt work in todays climate and what would make it work.

In this episode, Nate and Rachel discuss the origins of the Black Lives Matter movement and the psychology behind the White Lives Matter response. 

This past month Princess Lang created the first majorette dance team at The University of Southern California. The creation of this team stirred up a lot of conversation on social media between Black students who attend HBCUs and PWIs. Nate and Rachel discuss the different sides of this issue, along with some of the whys behind Black students attending universities that historically didn't serve their community. They also have some hot takes about the music industry that will surprise you. Email us at [email protected] with questions you want to be featured on the podcast and/or Menace moments. 

Nate and Rachel interview Kennethia Dorsey about her journey as a Black Menace and her work at BYU.

TW: Sudical ideation is mentioned in this video 

Nate and Rachel have a conversation typically only discussed among other Black people, the reality of mental health in the Black community. They share how it's impacted them personally and how they've overcome some issues surrounding the taboo topic. These are generational issues for Black people and Nate and Rachel explore how the Black community has work to do when it comes to accessibility, conversations, and attitudes surrounding the topic. Also, enjoy our new segment at the end of the podcast, personal recommendations from both Rachel and Nate. 

Rachel and Nate discuss the nuances of culture, norms, and expectations in the Church and the Community.