All about recognizing the necessary balance between masculinity and femininity in Black males. History has repeated itself in film, entertainment, social media, and our personal lives when it comes to what a “man” is. In this episode, we explore toxicity and the root of masculinity.

The Psychology of the Black Child, Dr. Amos N. Wilson

The Price for Their Pound of Flesh, Daina Ramey Berry

A creatives interpretation of love. The spirits guide to life’s pleasure based on personal experiences. While this episode is not about a 90’s topic, we can concur that those experiences of what one learns from real-life, may also stem from visual concepts on film/tv. I’ve been amazed at the relativity of romantic love connections on many 90’s sitcoms, to my own romantic connections in this day and age. Choose love from a place of being vulnerable with oneself. That way you’ll appreciate the reasons why someone chooses to see love in or with you.

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A more in depth dialogue stemming from ep. 2 Let’s Talk Friends, detailing the unconscious and conscious self, mental health awareness, and how to positively communicate with our friends when we feel any inadequacies. Challenges can be provoked by social media, economic changes, status, and basic evolution. You want to elevate, but is everyone around you ready for the next level the way you are? 

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How many of us have them?  Those moments when you are going through turmoil or anxiety about moves you are making in life, do you have healthy friendships you can depend on for support? Stop trying to be in everyone’s face and let people connect with you naturally. 

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Does Hip Hop really have an influence on fashion?  What about its power on the economics of the Black community?  We need to redirect and funnel what power we have into financing and sustaining our communities for longevity through Hip Hop culture.  

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