In this episode, Jon and Jacquie discuss some hot topics including Deion Sanders leaving an HBCU for a white school.  Georgia voters saving residents from Herschel Walker and welcome home Brittany Griner. @streetacademypodcast on IG

In this special minisode, we talk about Black Panther WAkanda Forever and what it really means to be a king.  We show love to our fallen kings Chadwick Bozeman and Takeoff and discuss some things happening in popular culture.  Follow us @streetacademypodcast

For years, we've been told to not be a hater.  But what if there is some good to being a hater?  All of us have been hated on or hated on someone before.  Maybe some good can come out of both.  Follow us  @Street Academy Podcast ​

In this episode, Amber and Jacquie discuss the controversy around Beyonce's song Church Girl.  Follow them at @streetacademypodcast @jacademician @amberkamilah

Jon and Amber went off on this episode.  Going from interracial relationships, to what if your friend was sexually attracted to some weird shit, to why some people think white people are evil.  This episode will have you in tears, I promise.  Follow us @streetacademypodcast

Its been a long time...we shouldn't a left you....without the opportunity to see who won the Black capitalism debate.  We finished it today to see who won out of Jacquie and Jon.  We also talk about being remembered when we die.  Follow us at @streetacademypodcast  @jpaulgrant @jacademician @amberkamilah

I had to holla at my homeboy so we can have a discussion on the upcoming film, The Woman King.  In this episode, we discuss Black films, being tired of slave movies, what's missing in Hollywood and other topics in preparation for what we believe will be another epic classic.  Follow Stephen at @stevenakin and us  @Street Academy Podcast ​

In this episode. Jon has a conversation with the infamous House of Fly, the music team as they talk about marriage, family, parenting and how they balance all of it with their music and creative careers.  The Trap Kindred and the Family Soul is in the building  @jpaulgrant  @House of FLY   @Street Academy Podcast ​

In this episode, Jon and Amber recognize June as Black Music History Month by discussing origins of some music that we originally looked at as "white" music.  We explore the beginnings of house and country music, and we also wonder if in 50 or 100 years hip hop will be colonized to the point that future generations will see it as white music in the same way that some of us have looked at House, country and even Jazz.  We also discuss how we can preserve the Blackness in hip hop music.  Follow us at  @Street Academy Podcast ​

Host Amber Kamilah is joined by Licensed Family and Marriage Therapist, Michele Ramey to discuss what's unique about managing mental health in 2022, especially for Black people, and ways you can cope to better meet your specific needs.