I Refuse Podcast

With a special guest, we discuss and review our weekend and our return to a yearly tradition that takes place in DC; Mid-Atlantic Leather weekend. What is it, what is occurs and that annoying incident that kept happening. Support and subscribe All Out Loud Podcast and Food Desert Recordings

(Explicit Content) (+VIP guest) if you’re looking for Mister Rogers neighborhood, you made a wrong turn. If you want some adult, unfiltered truth and opinion, pull up a seat, get some wine and popcorn. I bring back one of my all time favorite guests Michael Phoenixxx to dish, sling mud and get vulnerable on various pop culture topics and life experiences. Enjoy

We review the final episode of the documentary and while doing so, we humanize Kanye as a person. Also, we give our top 5 Kanye albums, go on tangents and we discuss further mental health and grief. One of my favorite episodes. We also have a few housekeeping items.

(Explicit content) (+Special Guest) Listen as we discuss and explore the culture of DL men through our lens. What we were taught in the early days, how experiences have evolved and what it’s taught us.

Part 2 of 2 (+ Special Guest). We were so full of comments, memories and fandom that we were able to produce a 2nd part of our view of the documentary thus far. Listen as we relive our memories while reviewing classic historic ‘Ye moments shown in the 2nd episode of the documentary. Also listen closely as we open up about our lives with mental health as we relate to the Kanye of now.

Part 1 of 2 (+ Special Guest). We review the first two episodes of the Netflix documentary. Listen as we relive moments in culture as the old Kanye stan in us awakens. It’s a beautiful, moving piece and a reminder as to the artistry of Kanye West.

To round out Black History Month, we shine a bright light on the life and legacy of Mary J. Blige, what the mixed reception of Macy Gray’s national anthem really means and that ‘colorful cockroach’ remark made towards two black female entrepreneurs on Shark Tank.

To the first Black Astronaut

Did you know about the first African American US President Nominee?…..

The story about the 25 year old black man that left his job on his lunch break in Houston and ended up in the trunk of his own car in an impound lot in Dallas. While examining this story, I couldn’t help but think of similar unsolved cases both recent and older and how they were handled and explore the social and cultural manipulations done to those that can’t speak.