Check it With Rex

This episode discusses the key themes of rejection and learning how to heal from it. I pray this episode touches someone's heart and assists them in their journey of self-love and healing, helping them realize that rejection is one of God's divine ways of protecting them.

This episode consists of a TikTok live compilation, in addition to my personal take and commentary on the topic of how people indulge in self-love and how they value themselves. Hope this episode inspires someone and helps them in their everyday life.

Stop by my TikTok if you are interested in joining the live @lucidmix.

This Check it From Within bonus episode explores the meaning behind the phrase "feeding your soul" and discusses the importance of nurturing our souls with positivity rather than negativity.

This episode discusses methods of maintaining self-discipline and making it a lifestyle by incorporating it into your daily life.

Yo, Yo, Yo, Dino Family it's ya boy Check it With Rex here with another one of my mini ep's called "Check it From Within," where I give positive affirmations and we discuss them. More coming soon so stay tuned! Peace and Love!

Yo, yo, yo, it's ya boy, Check it With Rex. This is an independent segment I've added to the podcast I call "Check it From Within," where I give you all positive affirmations I've written, and then we discuss and all collectively get a chance to apply the affirmations to our lives and check it from within ourselves.Enjoy, and I pray this resonates with you!

This is a poem I wrote called "Black Serum" that discusses and highlights the injustices and recent tragedies of young Black people. As a Black man, it is my duty to fight and use my microphone to speak out against injustice.

Justice for Karmelo Anthony, Cyrus Carmack-Belton, Kohen Wiley, Daniel Erving, Nolan Wells, TJ Davis, Justin Johnson, Jerard Jackson, Tamla Horsford, Everette Jackson, Peter Spencer, Alonzo Brooks, Travis Myers, Taleah Lowe, Kendrick Johnson, Tamir Rice, Trayvon Martin, and Alonzo Brooks.

Happy 4th of July to all Americans listening! This episode focuses on the contributions of Foundational Black Americans and the contributions they made to society and for this country as a whole.

This episode honors Juneteenth, a profound holiday in the black community that celebrates the cultural resilience and liberation of Foundational Black Americans.

This poem sheds light on the recent unjust death of young Cyrus Carmack-Belton and the sentencing of Karmelo Anthony.

Black lives matter and deserve to be nurtured and cared for. We are the foundation of this nation and will get through this as a community!

My hope is to bring people together with this poem. I hope you enjoy it.