After our companion episode, we decide to give a brief breakdown in this podcast episode. DJ ALL MIGHT wants to know what people think, not what they read and Armstead asks if Pigs were genuinely put on earth to cleanse the land. We mark the passing of Sidney Poitier, Max Julien, and of course, Betty White. We debate if January 6th will have any significance in the long run. Reed envisions a future where a different party gives blacks what they want. Reed accounts for the worst decision of his life and admits to being still over 2021 for music. Riker breaks down his opinion of the latest Fresh n’ Fit controversy and DJ ALL MIGHT questions why we always defend people like Asian Doll. We close out the podcast with Reed preaching, DJ ALL MIGHT holding Asian Doll at her word, and much more before we bring the podcast to a close.

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In this podcast episode, our special guests are Zariah, Nehemiah and Ishiah from the Power Hour podcast. They came to discuss how they believe the Bible applies in modern times and to every situation. This is not the podcast that will be for everyone but it is a companion podcast to examine a worldview as that is part of our focus to bring diverse content in 2022. Please give it a listen with an open ear and if it’s not for you that’s fine. We appreciate you giving our guests' viewpoints a listen. We hope you enjoy the companion episode in a more traditional format.

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2.Podcast Link | https://spoti.fi/3ADuBug

3.Website | www.israelunite.org

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This episode begins on 100 with DJ ALL MIGHT saying this is the first time a Batman movie is coming out, and he doesn't want to see it. From that initial ember, we make an urgent announcement about the state of one of the podcast members, or at least R. Reed makes a monetization attempt. Riker says this is a Christmas episode and R. Reed takes it to 1000 by keeping it 1000 percent on a black business that isn't adding value to the community. We go "Bobby Schmurda" for a quick second, and Armstead decides to educate the group on his power tool choices since he doesn't celebrate the holiday. R. Reed calls for an R. Kelly moment, and Riker rejects the entirety of that request. DJ ALL MIGHT and Riker tell the group what they got for Christmas, and Riker says children appreciate things more in 2021. We end the podcast with a spoiler-heavy review of the latest Spider-Man movie, Reed/Riker go back and forth on the new Black Panther and much more before we draw to a close.

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This episode begins with DJ ALL MIGHT asking if we can get Pinky down for mic check. We discuss what should be taught in school and say RIP to Melvin Van Peebles. R. Reed brings up the irony of people saying jobs are available when we don’t see them. Riker keeps it honest on how YT chooses applicants while joking about acceptance in the work environment. After joking about how DJ ALL MIGHT and Riker may want to homeschool children R. Reed says, wait until you do Common Core Math. Moving into music, we ask why the price isn’t right and how slow of a news day it was to pick up on a missing celebrity. R. Reed and DJ ALL MIGHT go back and forth on why R. Reed decided to listen to Lil Nas X debut album but it didn’t break records like the other famous debuts. We end the podcast an extended set exclusively on our Patreon, DJ ALL MIGHT utters the titular phrase while discussing trolling, and much more before we draw to a close.

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In this podcast episode, our special guest is AJ Watkins. She came to talk about a subject that doesn’t get proper coverage in our community. That’s right, we discuss how everyone can improve their hair, and some of you need to get your minds out of the gutter. In our interview AJ covers how she began on this hair journey and what made her decide to start helping others. As Folicly challenged brothers, Reed asks AJ for the scoop on saving Riker's hairline and his own. DJ ALL MIGHT mentions that he hates the phrase “good hair” and we discuss that pink lotion which was all the rage in the 90s and 00s. We end the podcast with a Reed saying there are two levels of attractiveness men consider, DJ ALL MIGHT spilling all of the tea on hair favoritism in the military, and much more before we draw to a close.

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1.Website | allnaturalkinks.com
2.Facebook | facebook.com/allnaturalkinks
3.Instagram | instagram.com/allnaturalkinks
4.Email | [email protected]

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In this episode, we begin with a light back and forth before Riker mentions that Men aren’t going to college. While we debate whether this is due to men being more or less driven, Reed debuts his Thot Shit remix. DJ ALL MIGHT brings up the real thing Umar Johnson is focused on, donations, and who wore the outfit better between Umar’s wives and Russell Westbrook. After joking about Lil Nas X, DJ ALL MIGHT admits he doesn’t believe Lil Nas X will fail even if he has the misfortune of going against Drake and Kanye West. R. Reed and DJ ALL MIGHT go back and forth on why Tory Lanez didn’t break barriers like the other Canadian Giant. Before DJ ALL MIGHT utters some scandalous words on Big Pun he says someone else is the least exciting person in rap. We end the podcast with Reed telling us when men are husband material, DJ ALL MIGHT addressing how not hard it is to pull out to athletes, and much more before we draw to a close.

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In this episode, our special guest Maleka joins the podcast. Armstead starts the pod off right with a discussion of biceps, and Reed says he got some 45’s. After discovering the camp creek car pileup was Armstead’s demo tape, the men discuss what other black animals you can use for superheroes. After looking at how bleak poverty can be for those looking to be housed, Reed asks DJ ALL MIGHT and Riker what could have helped them buy houses. DJ ALL MIGHT doesn’t believe DNA tests should be mandatory for all children being born, and Reed starts a recurring joke of not remembering Maleka is on the podcast. We end the podcast with DJ ALL MIGHT telling us how he really feels, if each person on the podcast wants to know how many sexual partners their boo had, and much more before we draw to a close.

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In this episode, our returning special guest, The Black Libertarian joins the podcast. DJ ALL MIGHT starts us off with story about his job and what kind of shenanigans are going on there. The Black Libertarian asks how DJ ALL MIGHT knows that people aren’t intelligent, and Reed wants people to have a basic but decent life. After officially starting the podcast, Riker lets men know their wives believe they are the stars of any marriage and Reed says it started with America being run by white women. DJ ALL MIGHT wants women to understand that men get depressed when it comes to pregnancy and Riker says women don’t get to tell men how to be men. We end the podcast with a classic retelling of a broke woman, a discussion of the Candyman movie, and much more before we draw to a close.

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In this episode our returning special guest, The Black Libertarian joins the podcast while DJ ALL MIGHT is on vacation. Trigger warning as much of the content is about the things done in the dark. We start off with the heinous accusations against Brother Polight. The Black Libertarian says we don’t discuss child molestation in our community which is a problem and Riker says even rappers mention it in their songs with no one batting an eye. Next, we discuss the women getting killed in Atlanta with the most disgraceful one being Lil Germ Next who watched his girlfriend get kidnapped without helping her. Reed is disappointed Lil’ Germ Next was black, The Black Libertarian suggests it part of the weirdos moving to Atlanta and Riker says the titular phrase. We end the podcast with a classic Black Libertarian rant, Armstead asking for the group to explain Afghanistan to him like he is 5, and much more before we draw to a close.

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In this podcast episode, we are joined by our returning special guest is The Ryder. Riker tells the story of how we got the interstate system so many take for granted, and R. Reed alludes to why we don’t do great things anymore. The Ryder wants schools to stop selling basketweaving degrees while Riker says Boomers are to blame for our issues. We weigh in on this Brittany Renner thing while Reed makes it clear that athletes never have to grow up for a variety of reasons. Riker asks if you are teachable versus trainable and all of the men have a different outlook and shout out to that boy Redd Herring. We end the podcast with Armstead dropping a gem on dating single mothers, Riker saying women will lie to your face if you aren’t famous, and much more before we draw to a close.

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