Darrian Slater Podcast

Darrian (aka Darryboy Expressive) describes the inspiration behind his track Tokyo Dreams. An immersive look into the artists perspective over his most popular track to date. Tune in and check it out.

Summer Is For The Girls (Out on all streaming platforms)

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During this podcast Darrian talks about the importance that the head nod has on the black community and how lack of reciprocation is frowned on. Darrian also talks about the importance of getting tested and having open dialogue with your partners. Lastly, Darrian speaks on the topic of Ice Cube and his mission to hold political ideologies accountable. P.S. Darrian recorded this podcast while the Green Bay Packers are playing. (There may be a lot of frustration brewing). 

The homie Kierre is in the building. Darrian and Kierre talks about their experiences growing up in Milwaukee and how their experiences have shape their perspectives. Darrian and Kierre also talk about the importance of moving away from home and facing your fear. Kierre dives into his experience in I.T. as a black man as well as the importance of self reflection. Darrian and Kierre also talk about the time I (Darrian) wrote him up in college. Tune in and sure to vote!!!

During this episode Darrian has special guest Thierry Adrien. The conversation is a multi-layered dialogue ranging from the expectations of being an immigrant child and excelling in stem fields. This conversation also ranges from Thierry's experience studying in China and exploring his experience. The episode also talks about the importance of tangible action items within social movements. Lastly, Darrian and Thierry discuss the importance for black people to leverage their current skillsets and to understand the value that they have. The tide is soon about to turn and we don't wanna get left behind.  This is the 2nd part of the conversation from last week. 

During this episode Darrian has special guest Thierry Adrien. The conversation is a multi-layered dialogue ranging from the expectations of being an immigrant child and excelling in stem fields. This conversation also ranges from Thierry's experience studying in China and exploring his experience. The episode also talks about the importance of tangible action items within social movements. Lastly, Darrian and Thierry discuss the importance for black people to leverage their current skillsets and to understand the value that they have. The tide is soon about to turn and we don't wanna get left behind.  This a 2 part podcast because we had so much conversation. 

During this episode; Darrian speaks with two of his friends (Bishop & Marcus) to discuss their journey into the world of I.T. The conversation delves around challenges and certain elements of consistency that are needed to be successful in the field. After the initial conversation; the group tackles the death of Chadwick Boseman and how the black community deals with mourning as a collective. 

During this episode, Darrian and his special guest MJ discuss a multitude of topics. MJ expresses her reasoning for attending a HBCU and how it has impacted her life as well as a few unfair perceptions that HBCU's face. Darrian and MJ discuss the social commentary surrounding WAP as well as touching base as to why some black women don't feel that black men protect them.  (New cover art coming soon)Last but not least; Happy Birthday Kobe! R.I.P. Bean

During this episode. Darrian has a special guest (the first woman on the podcast)..the homie Candace. Darrian and Candace discuss the Jada's entanglements and how it's creating a huge wave across the nation. Darrian and Candace also discusses 5 star recruit Makur Maker's decision to commit to an HBCU. Candace also discusses how she started getting into the Auto detailing business. Follow her @attentiontodetaildmv