This episode of the Everyday Black Men podcast we are joined by our special guests Jordan and Cyrus McQueen. We start off giving Biden the benefit of the doubt while we warm up to the main event. Cyrus graciously tells us a little bit about himself and asks the cast how we feel growing up in Atlanta now that everyone wants to move here. DJ ALL MIGHT asks Cyrus if he was one of the people who made him have to get better at quick retorts and Riker goes in on the great Atlanta White Flight. Jordan gives a hot take on racism and Cyrus discusses how racism shaped America. Reed comes for Obama but Cyrus profoundly disagrees with his assertion. We end the podcast with Armstead asking to know more about investing, Reed having to answer exactly what he wanted from Obama and much more before we draw to a close.

Show Notes:

1.https://twitter.com/CyrusMMcQueen
2.https://www.cyrusmcqueen.com/
3.https://www.instagram.com/cyrusmqueen/

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This episode of the Everyday Black Men podcast we are joined by our special guest Brandon Deshaun. Brandon picks up where we wish he could have joined us last podcast including his own vegan journey. After Brandon graciously answers some of our questions on how he views diets including Slutty Vegan we discuss what kind of music he makes. DJ ALL MIGHT says never to underestimate what depressive music can do for you and the cast begins with our rundown tale of a young lesbian down bad in Bali. Riker brings up a Hank Aaron fact and DJ ALL MIGHT can’t remember many people born after 85’ who watch baseball. Reed doesn’t have his playlist ready but he does have his disagreements for DJ ALL MIGHT on Hip Hop versus Rap. We end the podcast with Armstead not believing in the power of Chris Brown’s mama’s plastic surgeon, Reed being a good father and much more before we draw to a close.

Show Notes:

1.https://tidal.com/browse/track/153302294
2.https://www.instagram.com/brandondeshaunthesinger/

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This episode of the Everyday Black Men podcast we are joined by our special guest Dr. Makeba from THE DR MAKEBA SHOW podcast. In our interview Dr Makeba tells us where she is from and how she became so inquisitive about the human body. After she provides us with a great history lesson on Atlanta during the time she grew up we discuss how the health problems she sees in Americans differ from those other parts of the world. DJ ALL MIGHT reveals that he tried veganism and Dr Makeba discusses how he can be more successful if he tries again. Reed asks Dr Makeba how she feels about the Slutty Vegan craze and her answer is both respectful and honest. We end the podcast with three health tips for a healthy lifestyle, why predators can eat red meat but yo black ass shouldn’t, the Age of the Aquarius and much more before we draw to a close.

Show Notes:

1.https://open.spotify.com/show/3ncNKCQU5Ccb8rgaJvzbey
2.https://www.instagram.com/drmakebamoring/
3.https://geni.us/TazDevil

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This episode of the Everyday Black Men podcast we continue with where we left off with our special guests Tatyanna and AK from the Taboo Truth podcast. In the music segment we discuss how Cardi B made Nicki Manoj look like a liar in real time, AK comes with a hot take and Riker with a rebuttal. DJ and Armstead discuss going back to school as an elderclassman while Tatyanna reminds us of the other side of having no direction as freshman. Reed takes us from the negative opinion of Music to be Murdered by B-sides to Kanye West and DJ says we activated his trap card mid discussion. Everyone has a price for simp culture and AK discusses what ended his marriage. We end with a Reed discussing his price for a sperm donation, Armstead gives the titular line that named the episode, Tatyanna answering a question with a question and much more before we draw to a close.

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This episode of the Everyday Black Men podcast we are joined by Tatyanna and AK from the Taboo Truth podcast. We give some hot takes on the capital riots and AK raises where anyone should have the power of censorship. DJ believes people want iRobot, Reed asks who’s the last President you liked and Riker lets Biden have it over his choice of AG. Reed starts a conversation on taxes and DJ has a controversial take on Pelosi. While Reed brings up the hood argument, DJ brings up a hot take on Saweetie and Tatyanna questions Reed’s references. We end with a Reed sharing how Opah operates, DJ with a caliente take on entertainment and much more before we draw to a close.

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This episode of the Everyday Black Men podcast was crashed by Tatyanna who joins us as we celebrate DJ ALL MIGHT joining the show. From trying to get Relle aka the Black Libertarian off Cuddle to thoughts on porn we don’t pull any punches. Reed breaks down the ethics of what happens when the homie doesn’t get none and Riker recounts two stories from the distant past. DJ asks the question in the title and Reed responds with the offer he considered but ultimately had to turn down. Reed brings up the women throwing hands over PS5s and Riker reminds Tatyanna that she doesn't have to play for our team. We end with a Reed sharing how he knew he wasn’t that way, DJ ALL MIGHT with a controversial take on humanity and much more.

Show Notes:

1.https://twitter.com/djallmight
2.https://www.instagram.com/dj_all_might/
3.https://soundcloud.com/djallmight

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In this episode of the Everyday Black Men podcast we are joined again by our special guest DJ ALL MIGHT. This podcast has “No Type” so we start off with whether or not you can dislike Nipsey Hustle. Reed calls on the popularity of West Coast rappers and DJ ALL MIGHT says we ain’t taking that same energy to Texas. Riker laments the fall of Obama like Harvey Dent and Armstead still wants to know what this whole Jimmy Dore thing is about. Reed discusses the paper hustle and Riker discusses the prohibition comeup. We close out with a discussion on ranging sentences for felonies, DJ ALL MIGHT learning that charities ain't worth a darn, a return to discussing sports and much more.

Show Notes:

1.https://twitter.com/djallmight
2.https://www.instagram.com/dj_all_might/
3.https://soundcloud.com/djallmight

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In this episode of the Everyday Black Men podcast we are joined again by some very special guests consisting of DJ ALL MIGHT, The Rider, and Relle aka the Black Libertarian of the Tabootruth Podcast (link in show notes). This continuation of the previous episode “Great Value Drake” begins with Riker asking who are you most disappointed in for 2020. The Black Libertarian makes a comment on Black Men dating Single Mothers and the Rider jumps in with a controversial opinion. After everything that happened this year The Rider wonders why we allowed Trump to be Trump and several strong opinions flow until Reed brings an olive branch. We close out with asking who is going to take the COVID vaccine, DJ ALL MIGHT declaring that charisma can take you anywhere, Riker discussing growth and much more.

Show Notes:

1.https://linktr.ee/tabootruthpodc
2.https://twitter.com/djallmight
3.https://www.instagram.com/dj_all_might/
4.https://soundcloud.com/djallmight

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In this episode of the Everyday Black Men podcast we are joined again by some very special guests consisting of DJ ALL MIGHT, The Rider and Tatyanna and Relle aka the Black Libertarian of the Tabootruth Podcast (link in show notes). This continuation of the previous episode “The Fight Before Christmas” begins with Riker asking for people to rate 2020 on a scale of – 1 Billion to 10. The Black Libertarian goes on a rant about how good his 2020 was and the rest of the group gives their perspectives. In our favorite stories of 2020 Trump dominates until DJ makes a startling confession. For music we discuss our favorite singles, albums and even the stuff that we liked about the first half of December. We close out with Riker suggesting what is the least offensive thing Travis Scott did all year, DJ ALL MIGHT giving Future his roses while he is alive, R. Reed’s dismisses one of the more talked about albums of the second half of 2020 and much more.


Show Notes:

1.https://linktr.ee/tabootruthpodc
2.https://twitter.com/djallmight
3.https://www.instagram.com/dj_all_might/
4.https://soundcloud.com/djallmight

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In this episode of the Everyday Black Men podcast we are joined by some very special guests consisting of DJ ALL MIGHT, The Rider and Tatyanna and Relle aka the Black Libertarian of the Tabootruth Podcast (link in show notes). This concise episode kicks off with Riker asking for people to read before The Black Libertarian and Tatyanna come “from downtown” to join us. The Black Libertarian begins with his v-card hustle before accusing R. Reed of being a Trump supporter. R. Reed attempts to break down the false narrative of the “Marxism” argument before it becomes an all-out verbal war over acceptability politics. We close out with the Black Libertarian suggesting he is fighting for the freedom of all people, DJ ALL MIGHT giving some free game on perception, R. Reed’s view on if black people can care about communism and much more.

Show Notes:

1.https://linktr.ee/tabootruthpodc
2.https://twitter.com/djallmight
3.https://www.instagram.com/dj_all_might/
4.https://soundcloud.com/djallmight

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