I Can’t Make This Shhh Up

Frenchie B. and her special guest, Humanist Mr. David P. Gist discuss the distinctions of color and race and it correlations to being “Moor”, Moorish, “Moor American” or more American. They also visit the contrast of racism vs being racist and it’s origins. While pondering hopes of the eradication to the mental slavery which they believe to be, the color coded indoctrination.

Frenchie B “keepin’ the party goin’” vibin’ out with her exclusive music selections of the oldies but goodies 🎶

In this episode host Frenchie B. along with motivational speaker and entrepreneur Janessa Rose have a sit down and pow wow about healing the inner core of self by fully embracing change. As well as seeking refuge through self love and self atonement.

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In this episode Frenchie B. interviews Houston Texas (aka “Drip City”) Native ‘That Boy Zarius’ also know as “King XXl” or “King Sprite” where they talk in depth about the correlation of mental and physical manifestations, goals, and real life experiences in-real-life.

In this episode Frenchie B. and her guest Zoni of Zoni Records briefly discuss some of the taboo woes of mental health. They chop it up about the importance of having conversations surrounding mental wealth awareness within the minority communities. They also politic on how music adds to the existence of life and how it directly correlates to the mitigation of insanity.

Frenchie B. and her guest World Class Choreographer, Actor & Singer “Mr. Triple Threat” AmenRa “Bam Bam” Valentine discuss some of his journey in becoming a performer and the makings of a King.

Frenchie B ’pow wows’ with her guest, Chicago Native & Brown American Veteran Soldier (KAM ANONYMOUS) where they discuss current event topics such as, the George Floyd murder, worldwide riots and being a “Black” man in America.

Real Talk. Problems of the Times and Solutions. The Art Of War.

Frenchie B. & Female unsigned artist ‘Celeb’ have a real pow wow and review a list of 18 Female rap artists in today’s hip-hop.