In this episode there is lively discussion and debate around our Top 5 Rappers!

This week Culture Riot chats with Adam DeCollibus, author and Limitless Thinking Evangelist. If you’ve been in a rut, this episode is for you!

Continuing the theme of “Cultural Riot is for the Children,” in this episode truths are shared and enlightening conversation takes place with Asadah Kirkland, childcare expert, advocate and author of “Beating Black Kids.” We discuss the community lightening rod of spanking, generational violence and the impact on parental/child relationships.

This week we look past the sensationalism of R. Kelly and his media performance and get to the heart of the impact on children and their communities when abuse happens.

Guest fan favorite Vida joins the Culture Riot Podcast to countdown and recap all of the shenanigans that have made Black History Month very, very “special” this year. Don’t miss this episode!!

Introduction episode for Season 2 of The Culture Riot Podcast. We chat about what’s been in the headlines so far this year and kick off the 1st Each One Teach One of 2019!

It’s the last Culture Riot Episode of 2018! So of course there must be a recap of sorts. In this episode we count down the Top 5 Most Deliciously Ridiculous Folks, the most Awesome Folks, Folks on the Shit List and a touching In Memoriam segment. We close out the year with an inspiring Each One Teach One. We’ll be back in January with new episodes!

Independent Black Women are winning at life! They have education, careers, income and are leading the Black Community. But most feel they are still lacking one major, important thing: unconditional support from their own Black Men. This week we chat with 2 Strong, WOKE Black Men to unpack the issue. Comedian and Veteran podcaster Roc Belushi and Professor Tony Clark join the Culture Riot Podcast to analyze this perception and share solutions.

This week’s guest is El-Mahdi Holly, Democratic member-elect for the Georgia House of Representatives. He provides the inside scoop on voter suppression in Georgia and what it takes for a progressive candidate to win in local elections. We also discuss Stacey Abrams and speculate on what’s next for her and the progressive Movement in the state.

Kanye West has become an infamous subject within the Black Community. In this episode we’ll discuss the pros and cons of Kanye as a celebrity. Is his “Cancellation” warranted? Two friends who have been arguing over the merits of the Kanye cult of personality (long before his MAGA era) go deep. Let’s see if they can come to an agreement!