On this segment of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family discussed how the significance of having influential figures like Jay Z to come and speak at urban schools. Does it really make a difference? We then shifted to the topic of why people believe men/women are trash. For many situations, it comes from lack of family up bringing, which connects with communication and self worth. Also, we have to be aware that social media has given more men and women a platform to voice their opinions based on their past, which relates back to why we hear/see so many of these remarks on social media.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family, focused on the deception employment has on American when you take a closer look at the poverty rate and also the ratio between part time jobs and full times. Many of us face the issues of working part time because we cannot find full time. Some of us are facing the internal battle of going after our dreams but not trying to deal with working for some else, but yet, we have a family to help provide for or to even raise.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family, focused on the deception employment has on American when you take a closer look at the poverty rate and also the ratio between part time jobs and full times. Many of us face the issues of working part time because we cannot find full time. Some of us are facing the internal battle of going after our dreams but not trying to deal with working for some else, but yet, we have a family to help provide for or to even raise.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Young Pharaoh, a member of the PNE (Pocket Never Empty) group. Young Pharaoh is from West Orange, NJ and PNE was created for the purpose of hustling the right way and to never need to depend on someone else for financial support. We touched on the principals of trusting the people on your team, when to cut off certain people and how they go about doing it. Our main discussion for the evening was about what people of color need to work on in order to progress economically in society.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Young Pharaoh, a member of the PNE (Pocket Never Empty) group. Young Pharaoh is from West Orange, NJ and PNE was created for the purpose of hustling the right way and to never need to depend on someone else for financial support. We touched on the principals of trusting the people on your team, when to cut off certain people and how they go about doing it. Our main discussion for the evening was about what people of color need to work on in order to progress economically in society.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, we got the opportunity to sit down with one of our Nabruh Family representatives, Jennifer Padilla. Jennifer will be graduating from Kean University in May 2018 with a degree in communications journalism. During her time in college, Jenn had gone through a lot of adversity that she has been able to overcome, which has allowed her to elevate her confidence in almost every aspect. She's successfully ben a part of the Tower Newspaper at Kean University while balancing tough courses and a couple of jobs. Jenn is very passionate about her family and her country, Puerto Rico, which also explains why she wants to do so much for them in her future career.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, we got the opportunity to sit down with one of our Nabruh Family representatives, Jennifer Padilla. Jennifer will be graduating from Kean University in May 2018 with a degree in communications journalism. During her time in college, Jenn had gone through a lot of adversity that she has been able to overcome, which has allowed her to elevate her confidence in almost every aspect. She's successfully ben a part of the Tower Newspaper at Kean University while balancing tough courses and a couple of jobs. Jenn is very passionate about her family and her country, Puerto Rico, which also explains why she wants to do so much for them in her future career.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Kean University History major, Jimmy. Jimmy is currently working on his final year of undergrad and will be receiving his degree in May. He has a strong background in history and is very knowledgeable on current events and also the historical events that many of us are not aware of. He's participated in campus groups like Men of Excellence. During our show, we talked about the meaning of black excellence, the slave trade in Libya and also the relations to anime/cartoons and how they connect to real life.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Kean University History major, Jimmy. Jimmy is currently working on his final year of undergrad and will be receiving his degree in May. He has a strong background in history and is very knowledgeable on current events and also the historical events that many of us are not aware of. He's participated in campus groups like Men of Excellence. During our show, we talked about the meaning of black excellence, the slave trade in Libya and also the relations to anime/cartoons and how they connect to real life.

One this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Girls On Bikess from Newark, NJ. Girls on Bikess is a community based group that helps influence young girls and women to participate in extracurricular activities. They promote healthy lifestyles, empowerment, entrepreneurship, while also working with students in public schools. and many more. We discussed issues on how to start up your own business to the issues at hand in the school systems everyday, and even the comparison when raising boys and girls.