On this episode we collaborated with New Wabu Order Podcast. We discuss our origins and purpose of podcasting. We breakdown how African Americans forgiveness may contribute to our own oppression. We break down what Mental health is and how it is affecting African Americans. We talk about what we as black leaders can do to help the next generation. We share black history, perspective and genuine conversation.

On this episode we collaborated with New Wabu Order Podcast. We discuss our origins and purpose of podcasting. We breakdown how African Americans forgiveness may contribute to our own oppression. We break down what Mental health is and how it is affecting African Americans. We talk about what we as black leaders can do to help the next generation. We share black history, perspective and genuine conversation. 

On this episode we breakdown the murder case of Emmett Till. We discuss the background, the incident, the trial, and how it still impacts us today.

On this episode we discuss the history of black police officer in America. We talk about their accomplishments within in the department and community. We breakdown the everyday struggle that black officers in particular has to deal with. We also give our perspective on why we need more black officers. 

On this episode we discuss the history of racist people in America attempting to silence black voices. We breakdown the history of African American leaders being hated, killed or attempted to be silenced for speaking out against racism. We discuss the difference in Anti White vs calling out racism for what it is. We talk about why African Americans shouldn't stop speaking out, shut up and dribble, or be subordinate to Americas racism.

On this episode the podcast discuss the Ahmaud Arbery Case and how it relates to the history of Segregated Housing. They talk about the history of Redlining, Sundown Towns, and discriminations in housing. They also break down the discriminations in Amber Alerts

On this episode the podcast answers some uncomfortable questions authentically.

1. When did you first experience with racism that you noticed and how did you react to it?

• what would be your advice to the youth on how to handle that situation today?

2. Was there ever a time where you felt ashamed to be black?

Why did it make you feel that way?

What made you come out of that mentality?

3. The term oppression has been used in the black community. If a person were to ask you how are you oppressed? How would you answer that question that would convince someone who truly doesn't understand?

4. If someone is looking to make a difference in the black community what will be your advice to him? What do you think the problems are and what are some solutions that you have for him?

On this episode of the podcast we revisit the question of Why do we do this podcast? We break down the importance of discussing black history, racism and controversial topics publicly. We talk about why it's important for other people to research the history and information to be able to have this conversations as well. We talk about emotions vs intellect when having these discussions.

On this episode we discuss the history of Interracial couples and Biracial kids. We breakdown the history pre-slavery, slavery and post slavery. We talk about the culture shock it creates depending on where you are in the world. We talk about the mental health of kids who are biracial & their parents and the things they have to go through on a daily basis.

On this episode we talk about the history of young people creating change by doing courageous things to resist inequality. We dive into the minds of those younger individuals. We discuss why it's important for those youth leaders and what the adults can do to guide their voices and stances on important issues.