RE.B.U.K.E.E

Nic King had a vision to change the world.  One day during the George Floyd riots, Nic decided to quite his job and embark on something that a black person has done before.......create their own cereal! RE.B.U.K.E.E interviews Nic about his journey and how he is trying to change the world in cereal game and how it feels to be the first black person to create a cereal brand!

RE.B.U.K.E.E discuss a dark topic in the black community....molestation!  Aleesha Barlow, the Founder of Tell Somebody Movement and Ruth Proctor, the author of the book, "I Survived, You Can Too" come on the show to talk about their experiences with molestation, what they done to overcome it, and what the black community needs to do to prevent this from happening!

Lately, a few states in America have been trying to incorporate African American history in the U.S. schools systems.  RE.B.U.K.E.E interviews college professor Dr. Tracey Gholston and a Principal, Roni Facen to discuss practical ways to incorporate more African American history in the U.S. school system.

RE.B.U.K.E.E founder sometimes gets accused of being too hard on women and not black men when it comes to certain issues within the black community.  RE.B.U.K.E.E invites Sydni Jade back on the show to talk about the lack of Accountability black men and women have and provides a list of things that black people need to take Accountability for 

RE.B.U.K.E.E founder sits down with guests Langston Lee and Sydni Jade to discuss why Russell Wilson is such a hot topic in the black community, why he is hated by some black men, and provide our personnel takes on the situation with him displaying outwardly affection towards his wife! 

RE.B.U.K.E.E interviews Hassan, a cannibas farmer from 3B Farms, Nicole Buffong and Leo Bridgewater, East and West coast representatives for the organization called Minorities 4 Medical Marijuana (M4MM).  They all came on the RE.B.U.K.E.E to discuss blacks getting into the Weed industry, the difficulties for blacks to get in, and provideds advice on what to do in order for blacks to do well in the industry.  

RE.B.U.K.E.E interviews a black family that practices polygamy for a new of years.  Coach Nazir and his wives, Coach Nyla and Coach Fatimah are creators of the company named OutstandingPersonalRelationships.com, were they teach families how to operate in polygamy and monogamous relationships as well.  RE.B.U.K.E.E asks the family tough questions about polygamy, why decided to go this route, and how polygamy could be beneficial for black people. YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS THIS EPISODE!!!

Guest:

Coach Nariz

Coach Fatimah

Coach Nyla 

Company: OutstandingPersonalRelationships.com  

RE.B.U.K.E.E interviews three black hair care owners to talk about the black hair industry and the black tidal wave of black people opening up their own shops vs doing business with the Koreans!  The show sheds light about racism within the business and provides tips on how to become a black beauty supply owner.  

Tarot Cards, Crystals, and Sage has been used for spirituality for thousands of years.  RE.B.U.K.E.E interviews Dr. Cheryl Solomon and Brooke aka "Da Spiritual Gangsta" to talk about the black community embracing a different spiritual practice, Stereotypes, and what the black community has to do to welcome this new practices in their homes and their lives.