Breaking Bread TV

Another week, another fresh batch. We spark a discussion inspired by our favorite track from Rick Ross' new offering and examine proper etiquette when shooting your fellowship shot. We welcome Alex Vaughn into our home in proper BBTV fashion with breakfast platters and pineapple mango mimosas; the DMV songstress gives us a look into her upbringing, creative process, and offers us our first artist exclusive. Stay tuned, the Femme Renaissance shows no signs of slowing any time soon. Tap in!

This week we are honored to be joined by ULTRAASXVYN (Ultra Sevyn); designer, entrepreneur, and owner of "ULTRAA".

But first, we begin with gratitude, as we share our thoughts on "Care Package" , and our quarrels with censorship in hip hop. We go on to discuss how Burna Boy is the perfect depiction of a Nigerian man in the entertainment industry, before finally getting to our guest.

While indulging in a mouthwatering Brown Stew Snapper, we begin with Sevyn's upbringing in Lanham, PG County, his brief stint with "New Impressionz", and the need for originality and accountability in this sudden revival of go-go culture. 

We end with discussing the "why" behind his clothing brand "ULTRAA", and how positivity and philanthropy can change a generation for the better.

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Luxury raps and French toast garnished this weeks offering of the pod, courtesy of Rick Ross and Chef Diamond respectively. We give our thoughts on the new Burna Boy and Chance The Rapper projects, one of which gets the "high level mid" award. The women of this year's XXL cover get our cosign for best performance, continuing 2019's theme of women leading the charge. Our guest Tierra boasts a number of successful business ventures, namely T. Brown Media and PX Fitness, while advocating for health and wellness especially as it pertains to nutrition and mental health. We talk about her inspirations, journey to self love, and how she protects herself as a woman in a creative industry. Tap in!

Breaking Bread closes out Hot Boy regular season and discusses how perspective changes with the weather. We revisit this week’s maelstrom at Morgan State, various court cases in hip hop, cuffing pre-season game plans, and the key behind sincere personal development. Tap in!

Awon Ibeji issue a formal g-check this week, highlighting #FreeRocky, updates on Sudan, new music offerings from our favorite talents out of Baltimore, #BlackTechTwitter and yet another call for accountability . Tap in!

The latter half of our weekly offering features Val of Dreams Of Triumph, a local premium lifestyle brand with a creative emphasis on spreading love. Like us, Val is an adamant proponent of paying it forward, as he spends countless hours mentoring DMV youth in his Creative School and teaching mindfulness and wellness. Tap in!

Oh Wow... J. Cole and Co. finally delivered the result of their 10-day Revenge Retreat at the top of the year. We give our hot takes about the album and take a look into the 21-year-old architectural technologist Iddris Sandu and the importance of knowing your purpose. Tap in!

REVENGE OF THE DREAMERS IS UPON US. We talk our favorite collectives in the game and how Gen Y is in creative control, what constitutes a good rap name, amber alerts for PartyNextDoor, and a word of encouragement about endurance (with bonus ASMR throughout. Content Kings.) Tap in!

Coming off the alleged "end" of Gemini SZN, Awon Ibeji give credit where credit is due and salute the new XXL Freshman Class, big up Baltimore's newest Nigerian nightlife hub, and talk beauty and beef with our guest Miss Egaria aka Elle Tori. The recent Morgan grad and beauty influencer gives us an inside look into video casting, the inspiration behind her line of cosmetics and the "foundation wars" that recently swept the cosmo-community. Tap in!

Back to business as usual after a weekend of birthday shenanigans, Awon Ibeji address the 'Diaspora' debacle, the "spiritual revolution" and their take on what it really means to be great. Consistent discipline in the little things is the goal for the rest of '19 as we bring you another week of Bread TV. Tap in!