Just Posted is back once again. This episode Sleepy and Dosia jump into:

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Dom and D are back with another edition of pod. This episode they discuss:

4:28 The drama and excitement surrounding Cardi B's roll out of her new album "Am I The Drama?"

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In this episode of "Hip Hop What If," hosts D and 12 Kyle take you deep into the heart of hip hop history, focusing on the legendary East Coast-West Coast rivalry. This time, the spotlight is on Suge Knight, Diddy (Puff Daddy), and Jermaine Dupri, as we revisit the iconic 1995 Source Awards and the complex relationships between Death Row Records, Bad Boy Entertainment, and So So Def. We break down the origins of the infamous beefs, question long-held narratives, and explore how Suge Knight’s bold moves, Diddy’s business acumen, and Jermaine Dupri’s Southern influence shaped the culture. The episode also touches on the roles of Bow Wow and Mad Skills, and how their careers intersected with these hip hop giants. Plus, we discuss Diddy’s current legal troubles and speculate on what the future might hold for him. What if key moments had played out differently? How would hip hop history have changed? Join us as we invite you to imagine alternate realities and reflect on the lasting impact of these legendary figures.

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Dom and D return with another great one: This episode they discuss:

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In this powerful episode of the Womanology Podcast, Ria has special guest Pastor Steve Thompson II from Leonard Missionary Baptist Church as they tackle the real-life challenges of dating within the church community. Join the conversation as they address the lack of church guidance on Christian dating, highlighting the urgent need to teach emotional intelligence and relationship skills to youth and young adults. Pastor Thompson II offers a candid critique of common spiritual metaphors like “Jesus is my husband,” discussing how these phrases can sometimes be used to avoid authentic relationships. This episode dives deep into the complexities of adult dating in faith-based communities, the importance of authenticity, and why early education on healthy relationships and emotional availability is crucial for believers. Whether you’re single, dating, or seeking advice on Christian relationships, this honest and insightful discussion will help you navigate faith, love, and building meaningful connections within the church.

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Sleepy and Dosia are back once again with special guest Woody of 39 Castles Shoe and Clothing Store. This episode they discuss:

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Dom and D are back and actually in studio together again! This episode they discuss:

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Join Rodney (Rated R) and Ray (RVS) as they sit down with wrestling legend Ahmed Johnson, the first Black WWE Intercontinental Champion! In this exclusive interview, Ahmed opens up about his incredible journey from the military and NFL to becoming a trailblazer in professional wrestling. Hear firsthand accounts of overcoming racism, navigating locker room politics, and breaking barriers as a Black wrestler in the WWE. Ahmed shares never-before-heard backstage stories, career highlights, and his transition into acting. This episode delivers powerful insights into the challenges and triumphs faced by Black wrestlers, all through a Black male perspective. Whether you’re a lifelong wrestling fan or new to the sport, you’ll enjoy the perfect mix of humor, nostalgia, and real talk

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In the finale of this special intervew series with Thea Vidale the conversation delves deep into her candid experiences. Known for her pioneering contributions to comedy, Thea shares reflections on gender dynamics, cultural differences, and the comedic elements she finds in everyday life. In Part 3 they explore Thea Vidale's perspectives on relationships and societal expectations, enriched with anecdotal references and personal narratives. Thea opens up about her personal life, career challenges, and the complexities of human relationships, often with a comedic twist. With references to cultural icons and specific life events, this episode is both a tribute to Thea's contribution to comedy and an exploration of the broader cultural narratives that shape her worldview.

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Dom and D are back you know what it is. This episode they discuss:

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