Speak My Peace Podcast

The infamous N-Word(s)have effected those of African descent for far too long, dating back to the 1800s where it was solely used as a derogatory racial slur to present day where it still has the same meaning, a complete opposite meaning, or both... depends on the person speaking. Let's get into why those of African descent should be able to use it exclusively without the interference of those without, who feel entitled to the same word for similar or demonic reasons.This Week's Best Kept Secret: XamVolo - Lose Love

New York's heat mixed with the disrespectful humidity gets the best of a spoiled Cali native, I listened to a Drake full-length project for the first time in four years! And the "I told you so" moments of the NBA Free Agency

This week we touch on how a community failed to look after one of their own as a young teenager bled to death, in the Bronx, while pleading for someone to help him, which prohibited re-discussing a topic from last week, how sloppy GOOD Music has been as of late, and NBA Summer shenanigans. Rest in Peace, Junior and Antwon Rose.

Baby, I don't understand it this world is so cold, I can't stand it. On this week's episode we touch on how social media reacted to the death of the late rapper XXXtentacion, #45's administration justified in separating toddlers from their parents because apparently it's "biblical," and where the heck this Bey & Hov come from !?!

The intro for those that don't know! Welcome to the #SpeakMyPeace podcast everyone and thank you for joining me on my venture into this podcast world. This episode is merely an introduction, I don't go too in depth on the topics but I somehow found myself on a rant about not having to maintain relationships with people you've know for a long period of time, just because you've know them for a long period of time.