Nabruh Talk

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.

On this One on One edition of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenyes sat with aspiring actor, Eric Phillips. Eric, who is from Atlantic City, New Jersey, is currently a part time student at Kean University, but his main career focus is acting. During the interview we discussed the battle between accomplishing certain goals for your family versus accomplishing other goals for yourself. He also went into detail about his upcoming play "Jazz From the Tares". We also touched on what it might take in order to build new uprising production networks and also the issues in film when it comes to the marginal practices towards people of color.

On this One on One edition of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenyes sat with aspiring actor, Eric Phillips. Eric, who is from Atlantic City, New Jersey, is currently a part time student at Kean University, but his main career focus is acting. During the interview we discussed the battle between accomplishing certain goals for your family versus accomplishing other goals for yourself. He also went into detail about his upcoming play "Jazz From the Tares". We also touched on what it might take in order to build new uprising production networks and also the issues in film when it comes to the marginal practices towards people of color.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Ibrahim (Abraham) aka Ibby. Ibby is from Newark, NJ who is a psychology major at Saint Peters University. During the show, Ibby expressed how the African American community needs more people of color who are psychologist, that way, they can relate to African Americans who have mental issues. We also touched on the importance of Mental health, spiritual health, and physical health and which out of the three are more important than the other. We also covered why rape is more about power than sex.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Ibrahim (Abraham) aka Ibby. Ibby is from Newark, NJ who is a psychology major at Saint Peters University. During the show, Ibby expressed how the African American community needs more people of color who are psychologist, that way, they can relate to African Americans who have mental issues. We also touched on the importance of Mental health, spiritual health, and physical health and which out of the three are more important than the other. We also covered why rape is more about power than sex.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Sunae (Sun God), a current student at Kean University to discuss her background as an artrepreneuer. Her art is usually done through painting and clothing, which is why she dresses the way she does. She creates her own fashion and designs. Her inspiration comes from her art teacher from middle school. Sune has a unique past which allowed us to understand the difference between one persons morals and values to someone else's.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Sunae (Sun God), a current student at Kean University to discuss her background as an artrepreneuer. Her art is usually done through painting and clothing, which is why she dresses the way she does. She creates her own fashion and designs. Her inspiration comes from her art teacher from middle school. Sune has a unique past which allowed us to understand the difference between one persons morals and values to someone else's.

On this 1 on 1 edition of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenyes sat down with KB aka (ClickClackBoone) from More Than Musiq group to talk about his latest mixtape "Route 1 n 9", how he got into music, and his development as a person from Roselle, NJ through his friendships and the school systems. When it comes to music, KB keeps it honest and raw based on his experiences, which makes him easily one of the most respected artists coming up right now. As someone who is getting ready to graduate from Kean University, KB plans to use his musical talent/platform to gear himself towards other business ventures like rebuilding his community, not only in roselle, but New Jersey as a whole.

On this 1 on 1 edition of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenyes sat down with KB aka (ClickClackBoone) from More Than Musiq group to talk about his latest mixtape "Route 1 n 9", how he got into music, and his development as a person from Roselle, NJ through his friendships and the school systems. When it comes to music, KB keeps it honest and raw based on his experiences, which makes him easily one of the most respected artists coming up right now. As someone who is getting ready to graduate from Kean University, KB plans to use his musical talent/platform to gear himself towards other business ventures like rebuilding his community, not only in roselle, but New Jersey as a whole.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenyes and Saad the Guru sat down with Rutgers Alumna, Chemistry major, and Linden native, Manessa Lormesjuste. Manessa has always had a strong background of science since her earlier days while participating in science fairs and experimenting different practices on her own. Her family and cultural background is a huge part of why she is highly disciplined as a student and just a person in general. Manessa, who graduated from Rutgers this past May, 2017, explains what she had to deal with being a woman of color in a field that is predominantly filled with white men. None the less, she was able to earn herself, a lot of experience while also landing a well respected career after college.