We steppin out of our grandma's basement and heading to Camp David to mediate the peace, Jimmy Carter where you at? Welcome to another Episode of Blank Canvas where we're about to paint this picture for y'all in this season ender. In this episode we bring out our diplomatic side and mediate for our toxic families and their issues. We address the aggrevation that comes along with the matter and how our families problems fall into our laps.

Lou Will! Our dude, slide through at Cheetah when you get back to Atlanta bro so we can get some lemon pepper wings! We f*** with you heavy. For real welcome to another episode of Blank Canvas where we continue to paint the picture talking sh*t in our grandma's basement. In this episode we're going to address the entitlement with famous folks, some in particular. We discuss wrapping our heads around why they do certain things when they know better and go as far as discussing potential conflicts of interest they face to make it to the top.

I love you, but sign this prenup. We're just kidding, but for real though the bag has to be safe. In this episode of Blank Canvas we drop the hammer and keep it real with y'all when it comes to money and relationships. A prenup isn't an easy conversation, but that's what we're here for. We talk about why the conversation should be had if it is top of mind to people as well as addressing the discomfort about it.

Ain't no being picky out here with the food now. You either eat it or you wear it. In this episode of Blank Canvas we talk about why is it some men just don't know how to cook food, particularly men in immigrant families. We address men and their behaviors when it comes to gender roles and the expectation placed upon women to do all the house chores including working a job.

Sorry mom, but I have to get the f**** out of here. For real though we're not playing with y'all who are going through the phase. In this episode of Blank Canvas we discuss a cultural difference for kids getting started in their careers and in their lives in immigrant culture as opposed to their American counterparts. We address challenges that come for kids, from immigrant families, feeling inquired to live at home with their families in their adult years. In addition we address why it is beneficial to leave your comfort zone and start a new beginning in a new place if you have the feeling of being trapped.

Blank Canvas F.C. has received a new sponsorship from Goya. In the meantime we got some folks out here grilling a whole alligator. In this episode of Blank Canvas we touch on the cultural differences in sports between the U.S. and the rest of the world, particularly in Asia and Africa. We also touch on what the World Cup means to hosting and winning countries and how it can change a country.

We'll give y'all a break from the racism series, for now. In the meantime we're gonna paint a picture for y'all who don't know what it's like coming from an immigrant family. Its all curry chicken and fufu until the toxic beans get all in the pot. In this episode of Blank Canvas we address the controlling environments that we grew up in and still face today with our families. We have an extensive discussion on kids who grew up in immigrant families need to break out of a mold that clearly doesn't fit them, and give our take on how they need to go about addressing it.

Put on your kente cloth and get out your can of Goya beans we bout to be blessed out here. Nahh for real though we really blessed out here just don't look like an "outsider" and you'll be straight. In this episode of Blank Canvas we expand upon our conversation from the Black Bollywood episode and talk about how out of touch affluent people of immigrant families are, hence ole boy from Goya. We also talk about the role of young people through these difficult times and why we need to work on advancing ourselves quicker than what many intended for themselves.

"If you don't vote for me you ain't black" neck ahh. Take that up with Sleepy Joe he's the one that said it. In this episode of Blank Canvas we begin the conversation with the recent shooting of Rashard Brooks in Atlanta and talk extensively about policing in America. We also shine light upon Kyrie Irving's recent comments about the NBA starting back up during the pandemic and give our take on his views. Most importantly we discuss what we feel would be drastic, maybe effective, if the most powerful and affluent voices spoke up verbally and monetarily when it comes to stomping systemic racism in America.

Yep you read that title right we've got to paint this picture y'all. It is time for people of color in non-black communities to wake up to the reality we live in. In this episode of Blank Canvas we call all of our friends of color in non-black communities to check themselves and acknowledge the message of what is Black Lives Matter. We address the influence of black culture on American society, especially for other people of color. We talk extensively about admitting that we love black culture and to preserve it we need to protect it, and it starts with acknowledging racism in its implicit and explicit forms.