We kick things off celebrating Howard University being ranked the number one HBCU in the nation and what that means for Black excellence.

We get into the buzz around Megan Thee Stallion and Klay Thompson, unpacking why Black women often catch unfair criticism—and why some Black men seem to celebrate their pain.

We also honor hip-hop royalty as MC Lyte gets her flowers with Rock & Roll Hall of Fame recognition, and we tackle the debate sparked by Tracee Ellis Ross and Vogue over renaming Afros “Cloud Bobs.”

And of course, we go deep into all things Michael Jackson and Joe Jackson—legacy, parenting, genius, and controversy.

This episode is about Black culture, respect, identity, and giving legends their due.

We celebrate 4/20 with special guest and close friend Benisha Jones, diving into the world of hemp and cannabis—breaking down the benefits, the business, and her brands The Greenhouse Lounge and Free All Plants.

We also gear up for the highly anticipated biopic of the GOAT, Michael Jackson, and talk legacy, impact, and what we expect from the film.

On a heavier note, we send love and prayers to the Elkins family as we discuss the recent tragedy and its impact.

And we get into a real, unfiltered conversation about influencer Ashley Janae, interracial dating, and the deeper question of love, identity, and navigating relationships in a world where history and power dynamics still matter.

This episode is layered—celebration, truth, pain, and perspective… all in one.

On Blaque Zhyt, we tapped into the culture from every angle—past, present, and power. We broke down the legacy of Michael Jackson, the business and controversy behind Learnmore vs. Disney, and what it really means when corporations like Disney touch Black creativity through classics like The Lion King.

We got into Trick Daddy, Uncle Luke, and the AKAs—looking at influence, accountability, and how our voices shape the culture. And we didn’t shy away from the tough conversations, including Afrika Bambaataa and the complicated truths tied to legacy.

This episode is about ownership, history, and protecting what’s ours… while asking—who really benefits from Black culture?

We covered a little bit of everything… real talk.

From Chilli and the politics around respect, to Druski and how viral fame redefining comedy. Got into the United Nations recognizing slavery — and why America still dancing around it.

Spoke on Kandi and what happens when love, business, and power collide.

Then we took it somewhere else… aliens, belief, and that wild dolphin story — yeah, you gotta hear it to understand it.

Different topics… same question underneath it all — what’s real, and what’s perception?

Friends How many of us have them? (or is it more to the "friendship")

We Done with Roblox!

Tyler Perry Got A Woman?! (or is sombody lying)

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This week i bring Sarah & Michelle Anderson in to talk about spirituality and their journey to Over standing themselves ............

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