In this episode the kings have a general discussion regarding the N word after Young A comes across a video on the internet where a white BLM supporter started using the word and justified the usage by associating the word to popular hiphop/rap culture. Do you agree with the usage? Should this word be used as a term of endearment for Blacks or should the usage be abolished on all levels?

Just a chill vibe episode where the 3 kings answer a few random questions. Tune in to hear the answers....

The Kings come together to discuss Rap Music and its Influence on the Culture (Good vs Bad). The dialog starts out with a brief introduction on how they were exposed to Rap Music and how it impacted each of their lives. What are the influential impacts of listening to such music? Midway through the recording a spin off bridges the conversation to the glorification of the gang culture and how the music perpetuates violence. 

Tune in this week as we venture down mainstream ave to discuss a few current events...Tory Lanez vs Meg Thee Stallion, Dr. Dre divorce settlement etc...

Join us for a quick dialog surrounding how to Build Generational Wealth. What are the steps required to acquire generational wealth? Are we doing enough and are we prepared to pass the mantle to the next generation? Do we know the phases of our financial journey 1)Accumulation, 2)Preservation, and 3)Transfer of wealth.

Lets get into it! This episode we discuss the current state of the "Black Love". What does it mean to you and is it valued? What do you look for in a partner, attribute, personality and swag? What is your love language? Do you date outside of your race? We also welcome our first guess to the show @journeyto_bliss. Check it out!!!

As the dust settles from the recent events of racial injustice we find ourselves asking the question "where do we go from here?" In order for us to organize as a people and bring the change we so desperately need to pass, what are things that are required to bring forth such a change?

As Letetra Widman (sister of Jacob Blake) says "I want change!"  

In this somber episode, the gang decided it was fit to take the time to show our respect to the late Chadwick Boseman. Join us for a chat surrounding the life and times of Chad, the early stages in his career, his persona on and off the screen and the legendary role he embodied as King T'Challa in Black Panther and the disease that took such a prominent rising star .

#Wakandaforever

In this pilot episode the host express their opinions and views on what privilege and opportunity looks like. While they hold their view firmly, lets just say they can agree to disagree.