We discuss the rising notoriety of the survivors of the Black Wallstreet Greenwood Massacre and their descendants who are spearheading a narrative never before seen. We discuss the aforementioned and the changes in the city of Tulsa.

We discuss the rising notoriety of the survivors of the Black Wallstreet Greenwood Massacre and their descendants who are spearheading a narrative never before seen. We interview Kelley Cohn (Nash) great granddaughter Ruth Nash about her and the changes in the city of Tulsa.

We discuss the rising notoriety of the survivors of the Black Wallstreet Greenwood Massacre and their descendants who are spearheading a narrative never before seen. We interview Evelyn Marks (Nash) Pat Redricks (Nash) about their mother Ruth Nash and the changes in the city of Tulsa.

There seems to be a false crusade surrounding several things including but not limited to rappers, namely Takashi 6ix9ine.

There seems to be a stigma surrounding black businesses and the idea of them. Why is black progress so cringe? 🤷🏾🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏿🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽🤷🏿‍♀️

In this episode we talk about the effects of drugs on the brain and if the drugs are really to blame. Ha! That shit rhymed!

We start this season off with a full analysis of the Kirk Franklin situation and how there may be more than meets the eye when it comes to the Gospel megastar.

Most female media was more appreciated because there wasn't an emphasis on the fact that women spearheaded the narrative. It was more about them being awesome.

Despite popular belief, the Night Banter podcast holds women in very high regard. We appreciate the sacrifice that most women have made in order for the world to run accordingly.

In this episode we cover the wacky world of the LGBTQ+.