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“Couch surfing”, this term was tossed around by the beautiful ladies on our “Conversation and Cocktails” episode so we decided to explore more into relationships and the different experiences based on our listeners who’ve shared their experiences and thoughts through emails we’ve received. Hit the like button and subscribe leave comments and give us 5star ratings

The Squad discus’s George Santos and his house of lies he has created for himself, is this the case of “The Distinguished Gentleman” (Starring Eddie Murphy). Constituents are outraged and demanding he step down and resign; however George Santos is refusing. The Government the good city of Queens and a host of others failed to do their due diligence in his background screening. Check in with the Squad hit that like button and subscribe and share

The Squad reCap what 20-2-2 meant and how moving forward is so essential to the culture tune in to get tuned up

The Squad continues the conversation with guests Cigar enthusiast Fu International and clothing designer Ahmed to talk about men how we think how we converse. The views expressed on the this episode is strictly based on how these individuals feel and how they feel only

The Squad welcomes Cigars connoisseur Fu Young CEO of International Stix Cigars and fashion designer Ahmed Dowdell CEO of King Of What I Do Apparel into the Vocal Lounge. We discuss our concerns on what we as men… black men especially talk love, life and business… male bonding

Welcome back to the Vocal Lounge Wednesday for “more conversation and more cocktails”… Lord Lou-Bim and Jam-C entered the Lounge to join Sha-Money and our honored guests as we continue our second segment of Conversation and Cocktails. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as the first one. Remember no matter what keep Goin’ Vocal…

Join us for cocktails and conversations… The Vocal Lounge was honored to host three guests to explore the challenges faced by Black women in their day to day lives as they tackle careers, relationships and just existing. These candid conversations uncover some misconceptions and our guests share their individual experiences as well as offer insightful guidance on how to overcome the unique occurrences that black women can oftentimes encounter.

In the Vocal Lounge with the Squad is Mr. Timur Davis as they discuss the state of black culture. Jam-C thinks late 90’s early 2000 hip-hop artist may have dropped the ball keeping the true fundamentals: peace, unity, love and having fun not only in music but in their life. We use hip-hop as a template as we all know hip-hop has influenced the world. Black culture seems to be under valued by black people but has made trillions for other races. Black culture has dominated the world In music, art, literature, fashion, dance, and sports. The Squad is striving to push black culture forward with hopes of bridging the gap by opening up the lines of communication with communities around the world. Tune in to get tuned up….

The Squad gives thanks along with do’s and do not’s for the upcoming holidays. Thanksgiving is a time you spend with family and friends. It’s a time we give thanks for all the blessings we’ve received throughout the year(s) and in return we be the blessing for someone as well. Happy Holidays from the Squad and be a blessing in someone’s life…

What’s going on with today’s hip-hop artist and why are so many of them in last several years being murdered? The Squad gives their own thoughts on this matter and shares their frustration as well. Hip-Hop was created by Kool Herc, Afrika Bambata assisted with shaping the culture defining HIP-HOP: Peace, Unity, Love& Having Fun. Somewhere in the late 90’s the definition of hip-hop took a change into the dark world and we were not paying attention. We did not pour back into our hip-hop communities by paying homage to our hip-hop founders. Jam-C and Lord Lou-Bim salute the creators of the culture and send prayers and love to the lost MCs families and friends….. stream subscribe and share come join us in the Vocal Lounge we Goin’ Vocal #TheVocalBoard