Rappin Dough

The collateral damage experienced from the coronavirus involving money and business is analyzed.

Don Bucks explains reasons why we hate money in the black community.

Don Bucks gives his perspective on what should and what is gonna happen when outside opens back up.

Don Bucks poses the question, "Are You Essential?" Being that the government labels some essential and others not, 16 million people have applied for unemployment, which are worse numbers than the great depression. He also gives suggestions as to what people should do so they can position themselves to have an income the next time something like this ever happens again.

Don Bucks proposes the question "Are You Still A Slave?" and offers his perspective on the sensitive topic. Now ask yourself and see if the shoe fits in this episode.

This episode Don Bucks gives his perspective on all the BS he's been observing with the hysteria behind the coronavirus, from Trump, the stockmarket, and the media.

In this episode, the narrative of losing money in the stockmarket is dispelled and explained by Don Bucks.

This week special guest owner of EbSpotless Cleaning shares her story and journey into entrepreneurship all while being a single mother, working full time, and taking a master's program in college.

Don Bucks kicks it with Cal O'Neal, certified life insurance guru, about the ins and outs of literally securing the bag. Cal has been teaching financial literacy using this vehicle of explanation for 8 years and has serviced thousands clients. He also has an interesting background with roots in Trenton, Nj.