In this episode come along with us as we discuss our journeys with traditional religion, the ways that spirituality shows up in our work, and how this conversation has its roots in the origin of this show.

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Friends, how many of us have them? A line from a dope Whodini song but a real question that’s important when evaluating the people around us. In this episode we explore the dynamics of friendships and dive deeper into platonic intimacy.

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In this episode follow us as we brainstorm what a world without cancel culture may look like. From abolishing prisons, to dystopian societies, Black Feminist theory, & much more.

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PLU Wang Symposium 2020 Day 1: Keynote Loretta Ross; Calling In Not Calling Out - https://youtu.be/1k4F8KFKjoc

Vic Mensa Breakfast Club - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GE1fkuxBZN0

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The intersection of sports and social justice is not new. For decades Black athletes have been vocal on issues affecting our community. However in their efforts to speak up they are often silenced by rhetoric that tells them their primary job is to entertain through sports. In this episode we dive deeper into this matter giving both intra and inter community perspectives.

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Honestly, with this episode the title says it all. Tap in as we discuss common misconceptions about college, student loan debt, our personal college experiences, and alternatives to selling your soul to college. 

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Black people have always been the pioneers of culture within society. Today we talk about how old school tv and films have influenced the community from everything from fashion to education and the positive memories they have brought to our lives.

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The current influx of Black Cinema has led some to believe that the 2020s look similar to Harlem in the 1920s. In this episode we dive deep into some of the past decades biggest Black films paying special attention to calling out true story telling vs. bombarding Black folks with trauma porn.

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Join us in an open and honest conversation about all things sex from sex workers to setting sexual expectations and everything in between.

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Black Women are beginning to take over the hiphop industry in this episode we discuss the common obstacles that black women from both the artist and consumer standpoint are effected by the industries marketing.

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Beyond Beats and Rhymes by : Byron Hurt

Boondocks Episode : The Story of Gangstalious Pt. 1&2

The quickest way to kill a situation is failed expectations. This episode we get into how not communicating what you expect can backfire and also how replicating the expectations of others can be a burden.

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