The episode ended, but the truth kept flowing.

In this special Overtime edition of Finally Free, we’re sharing the unfiltered, off-the-clock conversation that happened after the cameras were supposed to stop rolling. This is where it gets real: no prep, no polish — just two men processing life, legacy, and everything the “main episode” didn’t have time to hold.

From social media masks to inner child work, emotional backlash, and why so many men feel unseen, even when they’re the loudest in the room, this is the sacred space where healing meets heat.

🎧 If you’ve ever wondered what we really talk about behind the scenes, this is it.

Unscripted. Unfiltered. Finally Free.

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We’ve been taught that being a man means hustling through pain, staying silent through trauma, and surviving no matter the cost. But what if that mindset is slowly destroying us?

In this grounding and reflective episode of Finally Free, we unpack the generational pressure on men—especially Black men—to constantly live in survival mode. From ignoring rest and glorifying struggle to equating masculinity with self-sacrifice, this conversation peels back the layers on what healing as a lifestyle really looks like.

This isn’t a self-help talk. It’s a call to vulnerability, accountability, peace, and letting go of inherited pain.

Because masculinity should never mean losing yourself in the process of proving you're strong.

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In this raw and insightful episode of Finally Free, Khalid Abdul-Qaadir sits down with Kim Davis, President & CEO of the Heartland Black Chamber, to unpack the hard truths about economics, trust, and the future of Black business.

Why doesn’t the so-called “Black dollar” circulate? Is it about infrastructure, mindset, or something deeper? From the myths of Black Wall Street to the danger of relying on grants, Kim and Khalid explore how social intentions often collide with business reality, and what it will actually take for Black communities to thrive economically.

They dive into:

• The difference between social entrepreneurship and viable business
• Why trust is still a barrier in Black communities
• How the chamber is training Black businesses to build real infrastructure
• What true access to capital looks like
• Why apprenticeship, investment, and reinvestment are key to collective growth

This is more than just a conversation. It’s a call to shift mindsets, build systems, and get serious about sustainability.

Tap in for one of our most real episodes yet.

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⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:

• 00:00–00:59 – Welcome & Intro
• 01:00–05:08 – Why the Black Dollar Doesn’t Circulate
• 05:09–10:31 – Business Mindset vs. Social Mindset
• 10:32–14:55 – Trust Issues in the Black Community
• 14:56–20:00 – Media, Religion & Teaching Our Own
• 20:01–24:46 – Lessons from Black Wall Street
• 24:47–27:05 – Rebuilding Black Business Today
• 27:06–33:34 – StrideSphere: Preparing Businesses to Scale
• 33:35–36:00 – Why Grant Culture is Holding Us Back
• 36:01–40:22 – What Real Access to Capital Looks Like
• 40:23–49:10 – Responsibility, Reinvestment & Community Standards
• 49:11–54:25 – Apprenticeship, Technology & The Urgency to Adapt
• 54:26–59:10 – AI, the Future & Legacy Thinking
• 59:11–01:04:30 – Final Thoughts, Shoutouts & Vision Casting

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Who decides what a “classic” film is? And why do so many of the movies that shaped us never make the list?

In this powerful episode of Finally Free, Khalid sits down with acclaimed film critic and Black Movie Hall of Fame founder Shawn Edwards to have an unapologetic, barbershop-style breakdown of Black cinema, erasure, and excellence.

From Roots and Do the Right Thing to Purple Rain, Boomerang, and Sinners, they unpack how Black filmmakers shaped American culture, even when Hollywood refused to give them credit.

This episode is a celebration and a call to action: We are the historians of our own stories.

🎬 Black movies matter. And it’s time they had their own Hall of Fame.

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They call us strong. But what happens when strong Black men break?

In this deeply personal and unfiltered episode of Finally Free, Rob and Khalid open up about the mental health battles most men never speak about: panic attacks, PTSD, breakdowns, rage, numbness... and healing. From trauma in the military and abuse in the system to street violence, fatherhood, and emotional silence, this is not just another mental health conversation. It’s a revelation.

💥 You’ll hear real stories. Real pain. And what it actually takes to come back from the edge.

For Mental Health Awareness Month, this one is for every man who’s ever suffered in silence.

This is what healing looks like… raw, real, and finally free.

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They told us church was the answer—but what if it was just another mask?

In this unfiltered episode of Finally Free, Big Rob Savage and special guest Suli dig deep into the tension between masculinity, modern faith, and spiritual abandonment.

Why are so many men—especially Black men—walking away from religion? Is it rebellion, or survival? And what happens when the church no longer feels like home?

From childhood trauma in pews to rediscovering God outside the building, this episode explores the complicated, beautiful, and brutally honest journey of spiritual identity for today’s man.

This isn’t church. This is truth.

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They love our style, our music, our hustle—but not us.

In this no-holds-barred episode of Finally Free, two Black men get real about how American culture profits from Black masculinity while demonizing it at the same time. From rap lyrics to prison pipelines, we break down how the world wants our brilliance but fears our presence.

We’re talking about being boxed in as athletes, thugs, and entertainers, how the system gaslights Black men, and why true liberation starts with reclaiming our narrative—spiritually, emotionally, and politically.

This is more than a podcast. It’s a mirror.
 And if it makes you uncomfortable... maybe it should.

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 🎙 Finally Free is now streaming on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube 🎧
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This is not your typical conversation about masculinity.

In this raw and soul-shaking episode of Finally Free, two Black men—from radically different worlds—sit down to unpack the real cost of becoming a man in America. One grew up in the streets. The other worked in secret ops. Both have seen violence, faith, fatherhood, and failure up close—and they’re not holding back.

We talk gang life, grace, therapy, toxic pride, spiritual wounds, and the lies we were fed about what it means to “be a man.”
This isn’t about blame. It’s about truth. The type of truth that can set you free… if you’re ready to face it.

🎧 Tap in. Your healing might just start here.

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 🎙 Finally Free is now streaming on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube
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Episode 2 of Finally Free is not for the faint of heart.

In this episode, two Black men from two completely different walks of life—a former spy and a rapper-turned-pastor—dive into an unfiltered conversation about Black masculinity, faith, violence, trauma, accountability, and the systems that shape us.

Is masculinity under attack, or are we just scared to redefine it? Can you be pro-Black and still critique the culture? And what happens when your truth doesn’t fit the narrative?

From church pews to prison pipelines, no topic is off-limits in this episode.

💥 Raw. 💥 Real. 💥 Finally Free.

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Two Black men. Two different worlds. One’s a former spy. The other—a rapper, producer, and pastor. Different political views, same unfiltered conversation.

In our debut episode, we tackle a hot-button question: Are we living in the weakest generation? We’re diving deep into masculinity, the rise of violence, and the culture of cancellation. 

Is modern society too soft, or are we evolving for the better? Expect raw, real, and unapologetically free dialogue.

🚀 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

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