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There is only one way to describe Serena Williams, and the is GREAT. Her legacy and wins should be the standard for greatness in tennis. Please do your own research on her and enjoy.
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This month is International Underground Railroad Month. I'm not sure if people are aware of this, I found out on September the first. I don't go into details about the Underground railroad mainly because I figure it was something we were all taught at some point in school. With that being said, i can do a quick into it before the month is gone. As always do your own research and enjoy.
As Hip Hop just celebrated its 49th Birthday, it is only right to talk about growing up. It feels good to see so many Hip Hop artists getting into politics. I threw a few names out there. If you know of any people i missed feel free to let me know. Please do your own research and enjoy.
Last week the news of FN Meka getting a deal with Capital Records was all over the place. This week we find out the AI rapper was dropped from the label. There is a major issue with this and Blackface isn't one of them. Tell me what you think.
One of the greatest Hip Hop shows of the 90s is hands down The Wake Up Show. Even today you can look up just how much of an impact this show had on the culture. As always do your own research and enjoy.
We all know the radio station Hot97 and the impact it has made for Hip Hop. What you may not be up on is the fact that the station has been in existence since the 1940's. just a quick history lesson on the station and speaking on huge it was for the culture. As always do your research and enjoy.
Breakin is one of the five elements of Hip Hop. The others are Emceeing aka MCing, DJing, Graffiti and Beatboxing... Yes we started and own Beatboxing as a culture. This Breakin thing finds it's roots in the Spanish community of New York. It dates back to the late 60's early 70's and takes center stage in the early days of Hip Hop. All August I'm representing Hip Hop. I'm not if all of you out there listening get down with Hip Hop like that but I do. This episode id about a major piece of the culture. Do your research and enjoy.
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Sesame Street is one of those things you rarely question how did it come to be. One day someone put you on to it as a young child and the impression it made stuck with you for life. We all know the theme song and how today's episode was brought you by the letter blah blah blah and the number blah blah blah. But I found out a while ago that all of this was put in play because people wanted Black kids in Harlem to learn. With all the craziness around the Sesame Place muppets bypassing little Black children I felt it was only right to talk about the beginnings. Please do your research and enjoy.
I come baring gifts with this episode. I say that because to truly understand how great this dude is you have to see his work. Nelson Boateng has taken plastic bottles and turned them into houses. Yeah, it has been done before, but the homes he is putting out look remarkable. I had to add a video with this episode. To see the video click here, here being my Wordpress page of the podcast. If you have comments or questions feel free to with me on Black_Ceez Blackceezarsonn or email me at [email protected]
We've seen the cookies in stores and they are good cookies. We know it is a Black man, but this dude has a great story. Author, Talent Agent, Entrepreneur and was in the Air Force. This man had a great life. The cookie game is where it truly became grand. He fell off and even then kept grinding. Please do your research on this man and enjoy. You can get at me on Twitter @Black_Ceez the gram @blackceezarsonn or email [email protected]
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