Respect Me, Once The Dust Settles.

When players with worse records and worse reputations still get picked, you have to ask…what’s really going on?

Today, we break down the truth about Shedeur Sanders, compare his story to others like Johnny Manziel and Baker Mayfield, and explain why the ones they count out always hit hardest. Tune in

My attempt at a heartfelt tribute to two men who changed the world with more than just music. Nipsey Hussle and Tupac Shakur.

This conversation isn’t about hype or headlines. It’s about honoring them as men as brothers, leaders, and voices for the voiceless

I reflect on their impact and the values they lived by: ownership, resilience, revolution, love for the community, and community today …. For better or worse

The reality of it

I also draw powerful connections between Victory Lap and some of Tupac’s most timeless songs, exploring how both artists gave us blueprints for survival, growth, and purpose. This is for those who still believe in legacy, This is for those running their own marathon. One step at a time 🏁

Thank you Nip , Thank You Pac

We’ve upgraded the audio quality!

Big shoutout to “Butta” for putting me on to this new equipment.

This episode features some podcast updates, a few scattered thoughts, and me getting back into rhythm while testing the new setup.

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In this episode, I open up about my last relationship the moments that felt like love, the ones that were just lust, and the blurred lines in between. It wasn’t perfect. It shocked me. But somehow, through it all,

I found something beautiful. I talk about what I lost, what I learned, and the kind of love I’m still holding space for. If you’ve ever mistaken chemistry for connection, or stayed hoping for something deeper… this one’s for you.

In this episode, I open up about the internal battle of spending money on myself not out of lack, but out of discipline.

I reflect on a biblical principle: sometimes, life is more beautiful when the fruit isn’t eaten just yet.

I take a moment to look back at my broke days after high school and how those moments shaped my mindset.

Plus, a podcast update… and maybe, just maybe, a potential co-host? Stick around ‘til the end.

In Episode 11, I reflect on my recent fasting experience and how it reshaped my connection to prayer, presence, and purpose. I open up about how love can sometimes trigger avoidance, what that says about our self-worth, and the quiet strength in pivoting.

I share heartfelt thoughts about my mother’s influence and close with a special birthday shout-out.

A soulful mix of healing, honesty, and new beginnings

On September 13, 2009, Kanye West interrupting Taylor Swift at the MTV VMAs wasn’t just a viral moment

it was the spark that ignited cancel culture as we know it. But this episode isn’t just about Kanye. It’s about the bitter audience, the spectators who inject their opinions into the lives of celebrities and influencers while watching from the sidelines.

Why are people so quick to hate? Why do we celebrate public takedowns while ignoring the damage they cause?

This is a call to do better to reject the culture of broken relationships, broken homes, and unnecessary division.

It’s time to step back, reflect, and ask ourselves

Are we fueling negativity, or are we choosing growth? Let’s talk about it.

In this episode, I’m breaking down how I’ve been seeing life lately friendships, love, and the importance of self-appreciation. Sometimes, we get so caught up in chasing what’s next that we forget to appreciate what’s already here.

I’m speaking on it all, with Kendrick Lamar’s Feel (produced by Sounwave) setting the tone in the background.

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Jay-Z and Kanye West

TWO legends who built hip-hop’s most iconic partnership, only to fall out in dramatic fashion. From The Blueprint to Watch the Throne, from brotherhood to beef, this episode breaks down their history, the moments that tore them apart, and why a reunion might still be possible.

Kanye’s delivery is always reckless, but is his long-term vision usually right? And could Watch the Throne 2 really happen?

Tap in as we unpack the highs, the lows, and the legacy of Hov & Ye.

Mothers shape us before we even understand who we are. Their love teaches, their sacrifices build, and their presence lingers in every part of us.

whether we realize it or not.

In this episode, we explore the deep, unshakable bond between mothers and their children.

From the quiet strength of a mother raising her son to the complex, ever-evolving relationship between a mother and daughter, we dive into the love, lessons, and lasting impact of the women who gave us life. We’ll also pay tribute to Voletta Wallace, the mother of The Notorious B.I.G., and offer a personal thank-you to the woman who shaped me.

Because if we are anything in this world, it’s because of them.