WELCOME BACK KINGS & QUEENS, to SteelSharpnSteel the Virtual Podcast Series. If your new here my name is JahPat and I’m the Founder & host. SteelSharpnSteel is a black hub where Black Excellence meets Black Mediocrity. Our goal is to bring awareness to our community and display Victory on all horizon. SteelSharpnSteel will continue to embrace our culture, the Black culture.  

On this episode, we jump right into it with our next guest Sizzle, founder of the CraftedCultures. Sizzle discusses his journey in the brewing industry and talks about the obstacles he’s faced in the process. One of his pivotal moments before entering the business was his career growth. Fortunately, the company he worked for realized his talents and efforts at a later time which later gave him leverage and experience in the brewing business. His journey helped him discover the importance of black people in the brewing industry. He understands the work that needs to be done but he is stern in delivering the message to his people. This conversation represents how much value the black community can contribute if we can access different opportunities.   

Check out Sizzle’s story! He is making it his due diligence to create a path of progress for black and brown people.  Thank you for tuning in and we hope you enjoy it.  

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WELCOME BACK KINGS & QUEENS, To SteelSharpnSteel the Virtual Podcast Series. If you're new here my name is JahPat and I’m the Founder & host. SteelSharpnSteel is a black hub where black excellence meets black mediocrity. Our goal is to bring awareness to our community and display victory on all horizons. #SteelSharpnSteel will continue to embrace our culture, the Black culture!  

On this episode, our guest, founder of Spirit Of A Women Inc and the producer of “The Mother Wit Conference“, joined us to discuss her journey with trauma and healing. While balancing the art of mastering emotional intelligence, Shawnee Gibson opens up about her personal experiences with her childhood, the impact of racism, and the dealings of programmed conditioning today in the black community. During this conversation, Shawnee breaks down the differences between emotions we've developed as children growing up in the black household. How to identify your emotions and understanding how to communicate your emotions to others. Shawnee makes it clear that it is a process and if we want results, we must understand that emotional intelligence is a process it is ongoing and eternal. Ms.Gibson not only displays strength but hope for other strong black women.  

With the current pandemic in place, we also spoke on how COVID -19 has personally affected her, her emotions & the journey of balancing her career and personal life.  Thank you for tuning in and we hope you enjoy it. Love Is Love!  

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WELCOME BACK KINGS & QUEENS, To Steel Sharpn Steel the Podcast Season 2! If you’re new here, my name is Jah and I’m the Founder + Co-Host. Steel Sharpn Steel is a Black Hub where Black Excellence meets Black Mediocrity. My goal is to bring awareness to our community and embrace OUR culture, the BLACK culture. 

On the season finale of Season 2, we are joined by some special guests this episode that are usually behind the scenes, the #SteelSharpnSteel team! As a team we do our first Mukbang, supporting two Brooklyn Black Owned restaurants, Spudz and Brooklyn Wing House. We discussed several different Black topics such as the best wing spot in Brooklyn New York, dieting and agriculture views, Black men and their trust issues with Women, our personal opinions on interracial dating, and both the Women and Men choose how long they would support a partner in prison.   We get into a heavy debate on if we would give back to our colleges and would we make our future kids go to a HBCU, what reparations should be, and if a person is born with a business mindset. To end it off, we play a game of Black Card Revoked, in which we pick our favorite TV couple, and much more!    

Thank you for tuning in for Season 2! We hope you enjoy and appreciate your support, LOVE IS LOVE! #Podcast #Mukbang 

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WELCOME BACK KINGS & QUEENS, To Steel Sharpn Steel the Podcast Season 2! If you’re new here, my name is Jah and I’m the Founder + Co-Host. Steel Sharpn Steel is a Black Hub where Black Excellence meets Black Mediocrity. My goal is to bring awareness to our community and embrace OUR culture, the BLACK culture.   

On this episode, our next guests, Artists Marinate and Josh Marks, joined us to discuss lyricism and creativity. They shared with us their experiences growing up in East New York (Brooklyn) and Harlem, the toughness of making it out of NYC,  their personal opinions on the pros and cons of attending college, the experience of going to a predominantly white school, meeting each other in college and collaborating with each other musically, taking risks when making music, and their thoughts on social media marketing and staying true to yourself instead of chasing clout.   With both guests agreeing on penmanship being important, we spoke on when they each picked up a pen and started writing raps, their different music writing processes, using music to express pain, their top 5 rappers, the evolution of rap and how music is changing, and how they each continued maintaining the creative spark for their craft and artistic senses during the pandemic.    

Thank you for tuning in and we hope you enjoy, LOVE IS LOVE!  

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WELCOME BACK KINGS & QUEENS, To Steel Sharpn Steel the Podcast Season 2! If you’re new here, my name is Jah and I’m the Founder + Co-Host. Steel Sharpn Steel is a Black Hub where Black Excellence meets Black Mediocrity. My goal is to bring awareness to our community and embrace OUR culture, the BLACK culture.   

On this episode, our next guest, Creator of Let’s Go: a New Vintage Story Web Series @cclassave, joined us to discuss how being a product of his environment motivated him to become an entertainer. He shared with us his personal experiences living and surviving the streets of Brownsville and how it affected his mental health, the struggles and lack of resources coming out of Brownsville, being overlooked when you don’t have a co-sign from a celebrity, and his overall transition from the streets to entertainment.   Using film and media to make it out, we spoke about his current web series and the challenges that come with playing several roles behind the scenes, such as being the Producer, Director, and the Actor. We also dive into his Christmas Comedy movies, crossing over into film and experiencing film festivals, being conscious of including Black History and the work of our Ancestors like Malcolm X into his craft, his appreciation of the support he receives from his work, and the importance of providing quality content. Thank you for tuning in and we hope you enjoy, LOVE IS LOVE!   

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WELCOME BACK KINGS & QUEENS, To Steel Sharpn Steel the Podcast Season 2! If you’re new here, my name is Jah and I’m the Founder + Co-Host. Steel Sharpn Steel is a Black Hub where Black Excellence meets Black Mediocrity. My goal is to bring awareness to our community and embrace OUR culture, the BLACK culture.   

On this episode, our next guest, Founder of Non-Profit Organization Divine Action, Gerald Huggins, joined us to discuss the Pro Black movement he practices and his overall thoughts on Black culture. He shared with us his experience growing up in Bedstuy during the times when Brooklyn, NY had a majority of Black neighborhoods, financial literacy being significant for the betterment of our community, the importance of the Black Family and how it affects the household, the reasons he feels that Black Educators are key for our youth, and his opinions on the current state of entertainers and their influence. We dive into Pan-Africanism, touching on his belief in the Pan-African flag and the movement Marcus Garvey created, other Black Innovators and Revolutionaries that influenced him to start his own organization, and his judgment of desegregation. Thank you for tuning in and we hope you enjoy, LOVE IS LOVE!   

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WELCOME BACK KINGS & QUEENS,  To Steel Sharpn Steel the Podcast Season 2! If you’re new here, my name is Jah and I’m the Founder + Co-Host. Steel Sharpn Steel is a Black Hub where Black Excellence meets Black Mediocrity. My goal is to bring awareness to our community and embrace OUR culture, the BLACK culture. 

On this episode, our next guest, Music Producer GuaptheGuru, joins us to discuss producing beats and mastering his craft. He shared with us how he developed his name, what influenced him to start producing beats, and the story behind the first beat he ever made. He walked us through his beat making process, his ability to play several instruments, using self-educating platforms like YouTube to learn new skills, R&B music being relevant in his beat creation, and what artists have influenced him.   Being an advocate of health, wealth, and overall positivity, he spoke on how bettering himself as a person assisted with his image and elevating his brand as a Producer. He also spoke on the deals and opportunities he has to sell his beats if anyone is interested.   Thank you for tuning in and we hope you enjoy, LOVE IS LOVE!  

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WELCOME BACK KINGS & QUEENS,  To Steel Sharpn Steel the Podcast Season 2! If you’re new here, my name is Jah and I’m the Founder + Co-Host. Steel Sharpn Steel is a Black Hub where Black Excellence meets Black Mediocrity. My goal is to bring awareness to our community and embrace OUR culture, the BLACK culture.  

On this episode, we continue to celebrate Women’s History Month with our next guest, yoga instructor Maya, sharing [her]story on centering peace and self using kemetic yoga. Maya joined us to define and discuss what yoga means to her, how it helps a person find their center of peace, the different types of yoga, and what you can learn about yourself while practicing it. As a young, Black yoga instructor, she spoke on being comfortable in her career path, even with there not being people who look or sound like us in her field, her biggest challenges in her role and how she’s overcame them, people taking the sun, air, and breathing for granted, and the importance of knowing where you come from for assistance in bettering yourself.  With the current pandemic in place, we also spoke on how COVID-19 has personally affected her and her career as a yoga instructor, as well as how it has affected Black people in terms of stress and the habits we’re accustomed to.    Thank you for tuning in and we hope you enjoy, LOVE IS LOVE!  #WomensHistoryMonth    

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WELCOME BACK KINGS & QUEENS,  To Steel Sharpn Steel the Podcast Season 2! If you’re new here, my name is Jah and I’m the Founder + Co-Host. Steel Sharpn Steel is a Black Hub where Black Excellence meets Black Mediocrity. My goal is to bring awareness to our community and embrace OUR culture, the BLACK culture.  

On this episode, we kick off Women’s History Month with a Black Woman Prosecutor sharing [her]story with us. Our next guest, Brinet Rutherford, a current NYC Prosecutor, joined us last year to discuss the power and hardships of being a Woman, Black, and a Prosecutor all in one. We spoke on the responsibility and power she, and all prosecutors, have, the challenges and pressures she experiences with being a Black Woman in her position, her opinion on the system needing to change, receiving flack for choosing to even be a part of the legal system, and the hardships of not seeing people that look like us in her work environments. With the current pandemic taking place, she discusses how COVID-19 has affected her career, with the courts being closed, and how strange it’s been with everything now being done virtually.  She also educated us on law vs policy, her experience and comparison of living in Iowa, while attending Drake University for law school, versus being accustomed to living in Brooklyn New York, her opinion on what to do based on case by case scenarios, tips on how a Black person should handle an encounter with the police even if you’re scared, and her personal opinion on #BreonnaTaylor receiving justice #SayHerName!   

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