IVtheKULTURE Podcast

Basketball break down of game. Early season look as Ayo breaks down these two young teams.

Open dialogue on relationships between women and men. Ambrosia, H - Dubb and Ayzues discuss what men and women want from each other in terms of dating.

A social commentary on the divide between black voters based on gender roles and specific interest-based on party lines.

Do Black men hate black women? This has come up on several platforms on social media and the mainstream media. That statement is silly, lazy, and lack cognitive reasoning. This messaging is being delivered by some black women in media as fact.

What’s the “why” coming from a black man perceptive; simply what’s in it for the US and our community(black woman included). Black leaders have asked black men to step up. Unfortunately, the measure did not inline with Liberal ideology completely.

Black men want to play let’s make a deal for our vote. Seems logical and reasonable.

Oh you mean the Black men is not monolithic thinker. Meet the new silent majority.

In game analysis breakdown by Ayzues. This is for gym rats, basketball enthusiasts and nerds.

Ayo breaks down the first round match ups inside the bubble.

Released in November 12, 1991 Tupac Amaru Shakur introduces the world to his debut album 2Pacalyse Now. Tupac throughout this album provided social commentary on racism, police brutality, teen pregnancy and urban crime.

In the aftermath of Rodney King a victim of police brutality by the Los Angeles Police Department. On this day of March 3, 1991 a few months before 2 Pac debut album was set for release.

Rodney King was beaten by LAPD officers after incident of a high-speed chase during the encounter for his arrest while amateur cameraman George Holliday caught it all on videotape.

Moreover the four Officer were indicted on charges of excessive use of force by a officer in addition to assault with a deadly weapon. After a three month trail by a majority white jury acquitted the four officers of all charges.

This ignited the residents of Los Angeles, California areas inflaming racial tensions which lead to the violent 1992 riots.

Fast forward to 2020 with the emergence of Donald Trump Presidency mixed xenophobia, bigotry and unorthodox style of governor fair or unfair. The narrative “Make America Great”again evokes fear to minority populous of Jim Crow times.

Furthermore with recent deaths of Nipsey Hussle, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, and Rayshard Brooks. Tupac first single off 2PACALYPSE Now embodies police brutality and black on black crime narrative.

The titled song Trapped dissects urban allegory discribing the anxiety of a young black male in America. Thus obstacles paved by systemic racism accompanied with government oppression, along with self mental oppression brought forth by environment of urban decay.

In conclusion this podcast narrates the anxiety, fear, pain and PTSD of the lyricisms of Tupac Shakur & Ray Luv world. Ayzues breakdown the lyrics and provides social commentary to link and provide examples to the lyrics.

In the last few weeks, most Americans have felt that their lively hood has been interrupted.

Covid 19 had many Americans on locked down and unemployed, essentially leaving the country at a standstill.

Many Americans were forced to deal with our inner issues and privileges.

More recently, the senseless deaths of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, and Rayshard Brooks forced the Nation and the world to confront Systemic Racism.

Therefore, this manifesto discusses how to interrupt and deal with our emotions during these troubling times.

“You become more powerful once you learn how to handle your emotions” Ayo

#blm ?!

The bar exam is composed of three parts: Lyrics, Beats, and social commentary. This is a review of Palmolive off the bandana Album Released 06/28/2019. Ayo examines the bars and gives his thoughts on concepts and context of song structures.

Special guest Keita and host Ayo discuss the ups and downs of dating over 35 and gamesmanship of courting a woman. Keita describes her evolution and discovery, as a woman, looking for her ideal relationship as a divorced single mother of three boys. The dialogue is compelling storytelling of dating nightmares and while having insecurities looking for the ideal partner. This is a must-listen for all ages for men and women alike, with a keep real view on dating. Raw and uncut - stay tuned. 

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Sir Tunde discusses his journey from Nigeria to Michigan. The turbulent 1960’s is the timeline to his arrival. America was in the midst of the civil rights era. In this episode my dad describes this new world and his adjustments to racism. All while staying with a White family in the rural areas of Holland, Michigan.

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