Necessary Blackness Podcast

Necessary Blackness Podcast

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Necessary Blackness Podcast episodes

  • Necessary Blackness Ep. 43: Buying, Growing & Stacking BitCoin (Part 2)

     

    The price of Bitcoin has climbed past $12,000, reaching its latest record and pushing its year-to-date (YTD) gain to more than 1,100%. After breaking through this milestone, the digital currency’s price kept climbing, extending Bitcoin’s gains. The cryptocurrency had risen to as much as $12,273.54 at the time of report, according to the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI). At this price, Bitcoin’s YTD gain was roughly 1,167%.

    In part 2 of our 3 part series, Necessary Blackness Podcast spoke with ‘The BitCoin Mama’ to discuss the latest trend, what prompt her to invest and what the future holds for those who are on this financial journey.

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    50 min
  • Necessary Blackness Ep. 42: Buying, Growing & Stacking BitCoin

     

    Necessary Blackness Podcast discusses the world’s most popular cryptocurrency, Bitcoin which is almost 900 percent this year. Investing in BitCoins is a gamble with better odds. The Chicago Metro Area with the zip code 6019 (Chatham, Avalon Park, and Greater Grand Crossing) purchased about $27 million of Lottery tickets in 2017. Imagine if they invested in Bitcoins as an investment group, every single resident will most likely be a billionaire by now.

    Rahiem Shabazz get’s the inside scoop on investing in BitCoin with Chicago’s own Dr. Jackson 360.

     

     

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    1 hr
  • Necessary Blackness Podcast Ep. 41: Meek Mill Probation Violation… Loving Our Son & Raising Our Daughters

    Necessary Blackness Podcast returns with the ‘Fitted Hat Philosopher’ Rahiem Shabazz and special guest Ebone Gee to talk about the injustice handed down to Meek Mill, whether we are loving our sons and raising our daughter and much more.The post Necessary Blackness Podcast Ep. 41: Meek Mill Probation Violation… Loving Our Son & Raising Our Daughters appeared first on Elementary Genocide.
    37 min
  • Necessary Blackness Podcast Ep: 40 Conversation With Cavario

     

    Necessary Blackness Podcast sits down with Cavario H for a candid conversation on decision-making process, the realization of one’s authentic self and the radical process of being self-aware. We also discussed his daily Instagram Live talk titled, #ConversationWithCavario. The noted author took out a few moments to talk about his illustruous career as a journalist, while recounting the many books he composed such as the highly poplular autobiography, Raised By Wolves: Inside The Life & Mind of A Guerilla Hustler, and Old Gangsters & Young Guns.

     

     

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    55 min
  • Necessary Blackness Ep. 39: Bro. Ankh aka ‘The God Killa’ Talks No Pseudo & Evolution

    Necessary Blackness Podcast caught up with Bro. Ankh aka ‘The God Killa’ of the Amen Ra Squad to talk discuss pseudo science, evolution and why he is calls himself ‘Real Black Athiest’. We also discussed the cultural center and book store, ‘The Black Dot‘ and the building of Little Africa in Lithonia.

     

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    40 min
  • Necessary Blackness Ep. 38: The 2nd Annual Black Power Awards

    Necessary Blackness Podcast sits down with Bro. DJ to talk about the 2nd Annual Black Power Award, advancing the power of the people on a global level and what can be expected when we celebrate Black Excellence.

     

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    30 min
  • Necessary Blackness Ep. 37: Helping Inmates Get “Free On The Inside”

     

    Necessary Blackness Podcast sit down with Jen Nicole to talk about the compelling story of Eccentrich Richardson, who is a poet, writer and cultural-arts programmer in Pompano Beach, Fla., who somehow finds the time to save the world in her spare time. Her “Free on the Inside” program goes inside Florida’s toughest prisons and helps inmates find beauty, power and, hopefully, themselves.
    Facing a decade and a half in prison couldn’t stop her. Losing a loved one to suicide didn’t destroy her. Battling loss and pain while raising three children was not enough to make her quit.
    We also discuss the story about a mom, who became angered about students who wrists were taped and placed in a dark room to experience the trauma of slavery. We discussed the pros and cons of such experiment and if it has a place in today’s classroom.
    Resource: Huffington Post
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    40 min
  • Necessary Blackness Podcast 36: Jason Stockley Not Guilty Verdict: How Did It Happen?
    Necessary Blackness Podcast host Rahiem Shabazz and co-host Ashton Breon talk about the unjustified acquittal of police officer Jason Stockley of murdering Anthony Lamar Smith.
    Stockley, shot Smith after he suspected him of making a drug deal. Smith fled from officers trying to arrest him. Stockley, 36, testified he felt he was in danger because he saw Smith holding a silver revolver when he backed his car toward officers then sped away.
    Prosecutors said Stockley planted a gun in Smith’s car. The officer’s DNA was on the weapon but Smith’s was not. Dashcam video from Stockley’s cruiser recorded him saying he was “going to kill this motherfucker”. Less than a minute later, he shot Smith five times.The post Necessary Blackness Podcast 36: Jason Stockley Not Guilty Verdict: How Did It Happen? appeared first on Elementary Genocide.
    58 min
  • Necessary Blackness Ep. 35: Armelia Cartier Talks Activism, Volunteerism, The Black Women & DACA

     

    Necessary Blackness Podcast sits down Amelia Cartier to discuss Activism, Volunteerism, The Black Women and DACA. Ms. Cartier works tirelessly to improve the lives of youth and women in Atlanta through sacrifice and contribution. This public servant and community activist, who grew up gang-related in LA, recognizes the importance of standing in the gap and making things better for those around her.
    A strong proponent of our youth, she is current volunteer with the Fulton County Youth Commision, Positive Growth Boys Home, Inc., Positive American Youth, and Girls Giving Back, Inc., Her involvement allows her to directly address the significant issues plauging our youth through the influence of programming, curriculum, community involvement and mentorship.
    Armelia’s experience allowed her to minister to families and travel on spiritual missions to Korea, Haiti, African and the Philippines.The post Necessary Blackness Ep. 35: Armelia Cartier Talks Activism, Volunteerism, The Black Women & DACA appeared first on Elementary Genocide.
    37 min
  • Necessary Blackness Ep. 34 ‘The Business Bully’ w/ Dave Anderson

     

    Necessary Blackness Podcast goes 1-on-1 with Dave Anderson of ‘The Business Bully” Podcast. Mr. Anderson answers the tough questions that lingers in the minds of those who want to possess the entreprenurial spirit, and are serious about starting their own business. With over 25 years of business, the best selling author and celebrity coach sits downs with Rahiem Shabazz to talk about his 6 Figure Tour, leaving the cubicial matrix, and how to be an unapologetic Black business owner.

    “Everyone can be an entreprenur, but the ones who can’t, won’t, because they are unwilling. And its much easier to let someone else tell you what to do. We have been doing that for over 400 years”, states Dave Anderson.

    As one of the youngest radio personalities in history Dave Anderson worked with A-list celebrities such as Rickey Smiley, Tom Joyner, DJ Clue, Wendy Williams and many others.

     

    You can learn more about Dave Anderson and join his 6 Figure Business Course by visiting http://businessbullyshow.com/

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    48 min

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