In this episode of In the Fries, the hosts dive deep into the sensitive topic of domestic violence, particularly within the context of the Liberian community. They explore various forms of abuse including emotional, financial, and sexual, while emphasizing the importance of creating a safe space for victims to share their experiences.

As they unpack personal stories and cultural dynamics, the hosts challenge societal norms and discuss the repercussions of staying silent. They highlight the power imbalance often present in abusive relationships and advocate for victims—both men and women—to seek help and support.

The episode also features a powerful discussion on the role of culture in shaping perceptions of abuse and the importance of seeking advice from supportive and experienced individuals. By shedding light on these critical issues, the hosts aim to raise awareness and foster an environment of understanding and compassion.

Dive into the heart of Delaware's culinary scene with the Delaware African Restaurant Week, a celebration of African, Caribbean, and African-American cuisines. This event shines a spotlight on the diverse cultural heritage present in Delaware, offering residents and visitors a chance to savor traditional dishes from various African nations, as well as Caribbean and local favorites.

The podcast explores the journey of Ms. Ajahavi Ajavan, a trailblazer in Delaware politics and an advocate for the African community. From her heartfelt activism inspired by her children's education to her impactful contributions to the Delaware African diaspora, Ms. Ajavan shares her inspiring story of resilience and dedication.

Enjoy engaging conversations about the power of food and culture in bringing communities together, and learn how the Delaware African Restaurant Week is not just about delicious meals, but also about celebrating identity, uniting people, and empowering African businesses in the state.

In this episode of "In The Fries," we dive into the dynamic aftermath of the July 26 festivities with a lively recap. Our hosts, joined by special guest Michelle, reflect on the exuberant celebrations and unexpected drama that unfolded over the weekend.

The discussion captures the vibrant spirit of the Liberian community, highlighting the joyous gatherings in Philadelphia and contrasting them with the chaotic scenes reported in Minnesota. As they recount personal experiences, the episode explores themes of behavior, community pride, and the cultural significance of these annual festivities.

Listeners are treated to candid insights on the importance of maintaining composure and unity in group settings, alongside humorous anecdotes of unforgettable interactions and cultural displays. The conversation also delves into the power of social media and content creation in shaping and sharing the Liberian narrative globally.

Join JBizz and Nabil Abbas in an intriguing episode where they delve into the recent buzz surrounding Liberia. The duo explores the social media uproar involving the heated altercation between popular influencers Gary the blogger and Tango. This episode dissects the repercussions of such public disputes and the societal implications.

A heartbreaking story takes center stage as they discuss the tragic incident involving a woman who returned from Canada to Liberia, only to face a gruesome demise. This segment highlights the need for increased awareness about safety and security in the region.

On a lighter note, the excitement around the premiere of the film "Buzz Shake" in Ghana is discussed, showcasing Liberia's budding film industry and the promising collaborations that are helping it grow.

Tune in for an insightful analysis of the cultural and social dynamics at play, and what these events mean for the future of Liberia's social landscape.

Join Smitty Stokes and Nabil J-Biz, along with their guest MR. Waterside_Ent, as they explore the dynamic world of fashion on their show 'In The Fries.' This episode delves into the vibrant energy surrounding fashion, culture, and identity. Waterside, a designer rooted in Liberian culture, shares his journey of transforming the notorious 'Ghana Must Go' bag into a high-fashion piece, reflecting on his roots and aspirations.

Through humorous anecdotes and insightful discussions, the episode touches on the challenges and beauty of integrating fashion experiences from Liberia and the U.S., highlighting a journey of creative exploration and cultural storytelling. As Anthony Waterside prepares to open a store in Liberia, listeners are treated to a narrative of growth, ambition, and cultural connectivity. Tune in for an episode rich with laughter, introspection, and cultural pride.

Welcome to another episode of "In the Fries," where we delve into the vibrant world of Philly nightlife with our special guest,  GoodTime JT, acclaimed as the Philly nightlife's hottest promoter. Discover how JT transitioned from a college basketball dream cut short by injury to becoming a significant figure in the nightlife scene.

Join us as JT shares her experiences navigating the complex dynamics of promoting and hosting events as an openly gay woman in a predominantly male industry, uncovering the challenges, triumphs, and the unyielding spirit that has propelled her to international recognition. From hosting multicultural events to commanding spaces in the heart of Philly, JT's story is one of resilience and undeniable drive.

We also explore her Liberian roots, her involvement in community events, and her plans to bring unity among diverse communities through large-scale events. Listen in to understand how JT embodies the spirit of perseverance, making her mark both locally and internationally.

In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of fashion and music, exploring how individual creativity can shape and redefine these industries. Our host Smitty Stokes and his co-host, along with their guest Schoolboy Wheezy, discuss the evolution of personal fashion inspiration and the intriguing implementation of themes like the Dapper Dan style.

Switching gears, the conversation unveils the rich cultural influences that impact the music scene, particularly the unique and evolving "Trapco" genre. Skoolboy Wizzy shares his personal journey in the music industry, shedding light on how cultural foundations from Liberia have influenced his artistry and his experience in transitioning to different musical styles while facing personal challenges.

Join us as we explore the hurdles artists face in maintaining authenticity and passion, managing financial and logistical challenges, and striving for consistency amidst evolving career paths. This episode offers a candid glimpse into the sacrifices and strategic planning necessary for musicians striving to balance personal life and artistic ambitions.

In this episode of 'In the Fries,' hosted by Jbizz and featuring special co-host Ceekaynayway, we delve into the complexities and challenges faced by Liberian artists. CK, a talented singer and songwriter, shares her experiences and the disconnect between being an artist in Liberia versus in the diaspora. The conversation explores the hurdles of making it in the music industry, the importance of understanding the business side of music, and the critical role of networking and management.

CK opens up about her journey, from performing in Liberia to striving for greater recognition abroad, and the sacrifices made for her craft. The episode also touches on the cultural richness of Liberia, from food to music, and the potential for growth and development within the entertainment industry. Join us for an insightful discussion on the struggles, aspirations, and the road ahead for Liberian artists.

In this captivating episode of "In the Fries," we welcome a remarkable guest, Jiggy Jones a renowned multimedia journalist, entrepreneur, and co-founder of KreativeClout. Join us as we explore his inspiring journey from a Liberian household in New Jersey to interviewing top celebrities in Hollywood.

Jiggy Jones shares insights into his upbringing and the influence of his Liberian heritage on his aspirations and career trajectory. He discusses the importance of building meaningful relationships and networking in the media industry, emphasizing how these connections have propelled him to success.

As Jiggy Jones talks about his big breaks, including interviews with celebrities like Patti LaBelle and the cast of Martin, he reveals the behind-the-scenes efforts and sacrifices that paved the way. Moreover, Jiggy Jones touches on the challenges and rewards of being a trailblazer in promoting Liberian culture and media representation globally.

Through his story, Jiggy Jones exemplifies the power of perseverance, humility, and cultural pride, and encourages aspiring Liberians and creatives to pursue their dreams against all odds. Tune in for an engaging and insightful conversation that bridges culture, heritage, and innovation.

This episode dives into the bold promises of a new Liberian leadership aiming to tackle corruption and increase accountability. Listeners are introduced to Richard Walker Warner, an Atlanta-based designer originally from Liberia, who shares his story of resilience and determination from escaping war to beginning a fashion journey.

Richard discusses the profound influence of growing up in the Ivory Coast on his fashion taste, particularly his love for suits. He reflects on his transition to the United States and how his experiences shaped his brand, God Richie and Sons, which focuses on creating high-quality, custom suits.

Through candid conversations, Richard reveals the power of wearing suits, not only as a fashion statement but as a tool for success and respect in personal and business life. The episode also touches on the cultural dynamics of fashion within African and African-American communities and explores the supportive role of his wife in his success journey.