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In this episode of the Envelope pushers, we discuss the change of information being highlighted within the culture and how multiple streams of income are now praised in hip hop.
In this episode, the pushers talk about Da Baby and cancel culture. Does cancel culture affect the black community more than others and how far can you push the limits of speech in hip hop?
The envelope pushers are back with news about the culture and accomplishments over the past month. The Haitian president's assassination and some top financial news stories are discussed here.
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This is part 2 of episode 12, continuing the conversation of how the black man and woman can grow and come together again.
In this episode of the Envelope Pushers, we discuss the topic of social media, black masculinity, black femininity, and how our community handles the battle between black men and black women. We have created a safe space for dialogue and the want to become whole again without placing the blame on one another. ft. Krishna Fist Podcast (@Krishnafist)
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In this week's episode of the envelope pushers, they are joined by Jamil Muhammad from the Krishna Fist podcast. They discuss the attack on black men's image as well as the titles that masculinity gets. Also, the back and forth that black men and women have bought into in society and how it could be holding the black family back. Please join us in the conversation and build instead of destroying.
On this week's podcast, Yatta and Sam discuss the recent events in cryptocurrency as well as the dips in the stock market. They have a discussion about Israel and Palestine conflict and the division it has caused with society. Lastly, Yatta and Sam talk about J. Cole and his current endeavors playing basketball and dropping an album.
Yatta and Sam discuss cryptocurrency and how it has impacted society. What will the future be for crypto and how can the black community start getting involved?
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