On this episode, the No Ceilings crew tackle the perception of Kamala Harris as a black woman, the reasons people might vote for her, and the importance of reparations for the descendants of slaves and the need for acknowledgment and accountability from the rest of the country, the unitary executive theory, the role of fear in politics, and the need for politicians to make jokes and engage emotionally with voters. They also discuss nostalgia for the rawness and relatability of early hip hop and express a desire for the genre to return to its roots, the impact of DMX and his role in preserving the authenticity of hip hop and more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.

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Glasses joined by Peter Bas and special guest Twilight discuss the dynamics of gang culture and the lack of unity within the African-American community, the impact of historical events, such as Cointel Pro, on the perception of self and the perpetuation of violence. They also touch on the role of poverty, the need for black economic empowerment and unity, while acknowledging that similar issues exist in other communities. They also unpack  the role of poverty, pride, and reputation in fueling violence, as well as the impact of historical trauma and systemic oppression on black communities, the need for unity, love, and investment in uplifting and unpooring poor communities. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.

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Glasses Malone reflects on his relationship with his mother and the importance of love in shaping individuals, they discuss the entitlement and expectations of younger generations and the role of parents in teaching responsibility. They also touch on the involvement of the state in parenting decisions such as doctor visits and sex education. The discussion then shifts to capitalism, the role of government and the impact on black communities. They express their frustration with politicians,  their failure to address the needs of people of color, the importance of community, the responsibility that comes with it and more.

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Glasses Malone joined by Peter Bas tackle the idea of American policies and the impact they have on the country. They discuss their views on various policies, including abortion, outsourcing, the dependence on other countries for resources, the importance of America being self-sufficient and creating its own products to stimulate the economy and create jobs. Also in the episode, they touch on the role of welfare programs and their effect on black communities, the distractions and consumerism prevalent in society, the need for individuals to take responsibility for their own financial well-being and more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.

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Glasses Malone along with Aja Britt and Cuzzo discuss women's focus on appearance, men's lack of understanding of women's needs and the God complex of women. They also speak on differences in thinking between men and women, the challenges of communication, compromise in relationships, being at peace in relationships and not wanting to engage in arguments or toxic behavior, beauty standards and the influence of social media on women's perceptions of themselves and more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.

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Glasses Malone, joined by Peter Bas, discusses their unique perspectives from the ranking of NBA players, the importance of defense in sports, the need for a shift in the music industry using mathematics to form his opinions and challenges the traditional norms and rules. They also touch on the loneliness of going against the grain and the frustration of not being understood. They advocate for negotiation and thinking outside the box to achieve success, explore the idea of dumbing down content to appeal to a wider audience, the importance of critical thinking and more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below. 

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Glasses Malone, joined by Peter Bas, Norm Steele and Jobs, discuss their opinions on who should be allowed to use the N-word, with differing views on cultural proximity and entitlement. The crew talk about the historical roots of the word and its connection to slavery. They debate whether certain groups, such as white people or non-African Americans, should be allowed to use the word and the potential psychological impact of constantly using a historically negative word. They also share their preferences for older doctors and the importance of experience in certain professions. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below. 

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Glasses Malone reflects on his past experiences with the law and his journey in the music industry. He discusses his transition from focusing solely on music to exploring other ways of storytelling through film, and shares personal anecdotes about his time in jail and the impact it had on his perspective. Joined by Peter Bas and Joey Westside, the conversation explores the concept of doing things for fame and attention in a competitive market space and the moral implications of doing morally unscrupulous things for success. They also touch on the integrity of being a YouTuber and the skill required to be successful in that field and the potential for it to become the new lottery. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below. 
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Glasses Malone and guests TPJ and Pavy of @HoopsNBrews podcast \ discuss and question the impact of drill music on violence in Chicago highlighting that violence has existed in the city long before the emergence of drill music. They argue that blaming the music is misguided and fails to address the underlying social and economic issues that contribute to violence. They also touch on the control of the music industry by white executives, the commodification of black culture, the need for black artists to have more ownership and control over their work, the influence of hip-hop culture and the responsibility of artists to the communities they come from and much more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.
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Glasses Malone, joined by Britt, Aja and Peter Bas discuss the recent Kendrick Lamar concert and the absence of certain artists, the marketing and storytelling aspects of the concert, as well as the importance of letting artists have their own moments. They also touch on the pitfalls of being “thirsty” in the music industry, Glasses’ journey as a rapper, artists who have successfully marketed themselves, those who have missed opportunities and more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.

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