Madd Ronald discusses Malcolm Harsh a Black man who was found dead hung from a tree in Victorville, California on May 31st, 2020, Robert Fuller who was found dead hanging from a tree in Palmdale, California on June10th, 2020, CoVID-19, and more.

Madd Ronald discusses fighting CoViD-19, Black Lives Matter protest, George Floyd, Brionna Taylor, Aumahd Arbery, Black history, slavery, and burden..

Madd Ronald Joins Mack Drama's podcast, and they discuss gang culture, U.S. government agitating and inflating gang politics by providing cocaine and automatic weapons, Co-ViD-19, social media, podcasting, and the value of content creation.

Madd Ronald is joined by Deaneal McKight (reformed) gang member that gives his account on growing up in a gang related environment, being placed in group home (placements), sentenced to county camps, California Youth Authority, and graduating to the California State Prison system, and paroling from an indeterminate S.H.U. program.

He later reclaims he life and attends Washington State University, where he earns a degree in sociology, psychology, and comparative ethnic studies.

Madd Ronald continues conversation with Alex Alonso from Street TV & Streetgangs.com.

They discuss relationship and assistance from Community Build, the difference between gang intervention workers and gang interventionist along with much more.

Madd Ronald speaks with Alex Alonso from Streetgangs.com & Street TV.

Madd Ronald lays the groundwork for what is required to be employed by the Los Angeles Mayor's Office of Gang Reduction and Youth Development, the vetting process and if G.R.Y.D. will allow snitches to be on the payroll.

Serving the community and how relationships were built between members of rival setts in order to be able to share resources and provide services to all these communities.

Madd Ronald discusses economical empowerment in the Black community and acquiring equity.

Madd Ronald discusses how powerful peoples thoughts are, and how infinitely strong a person can be if they just believe in themself.

Madd Ronald is joined by Antoine Williams who at 18 years old was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole, for 1st degree premeditated murder.

Madd Ronald is joined by Antoine Williams who was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole at 18 years old for 1st degree premeditated murder.