Conversations with Dad is a new segment I came up with to hopefully help a young man, or woman find his/her way through the maze. So listen on and let me know what you think.

In this episode we pay homage to the legendary Bruce Lee who passed away on this day 1973. Bruce Lee‘s legend will never die, and today I’m here to bring my story on how he inspired me.

During this episode Langley and I go back and forth as we gain a better understanding of the paths that lead us to who we are today. Join me as I learn about, vision, nightmares, and chasing dreams with Mr. Shazor.

There has always been a narrative about nice guys finishing last. But if you think about it. You were never apart of a race, so how did you finish in last place? Join me as I give a direct breakdown as to why nice guys don’t finish last.

Many times people hold grudges as a way to punish the people they hold the grudge against. But in all seriousness they are actually bringing extra stress as they harbor the stress.

This episode is one that has been in conversation on many different platforms. Modern day women. Are they out of control, or do we have to except this as a new way of life?

In the summer of 1919. Racial tension was at an all time high, and many black men from WWI were out to get their piece of the American pie. Known as Red Summer. One town faced the most horrific massacre of that year. Elaine Arkansas became one of the bloodiest towns that year, and today we are here to revisit that history.

In 1923 days after the Christmas holiday. And on New Year’s Day. Rosewood would be hit by one of the most horrific massacres in American history. One white lie from a white women will cause, murder, arson, and destruction. Therefore, leaving the town of Rosewood wiped off of the map. Join me on this podcast episode while I revisit this horrible events. Link to the YouTube video: https://youtu.be/cUfhfpuI2i0. Link to the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/posts/when-i-was-blue-50842780?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=postshare.

On this day 100 years ago. One of the most horrific massacres took place in Tulsa Oklahoma. Greenwood was a booming Metropolis for blacks in Tulsa, and in 16 hours everything they worked hard to build was destroyed. Today we discuss this tragedy, and we revisit the day it took place.

Two weeks ago we discussed how Black women have become a laughing stock, and how simple life changes can change everything. This week we continue to hopefully inspire change.