Supremely Black

In this episode Flake, Rose, and Spears discuss American Skin, and Judas and The Black Messiah. They share the variety of emotions and thoughts those two movies evoked.

On this episode Flake, Rose and Spears discuss their first year as podcasters. They take a look back and appreciate what all has transpired, but look forward to what’s to come. Flake, Rose, and Spears also discuss a topic a follower requested.

On this weeks episode Flake, Rose, and Spears discuss Black History Month. Whether or not it’s meaning and or importance hold weight with them, or in the culture.

On this weeks episode Flake, Rose, and Spears welcome Katherine Allen. Katherine is an entrepreneur who talks about the highs and lows of being in business for yourself. But most importantly she enlightens and encourages you, me, us that entrepreneurship is worth the fear.

Flake, Rose, and Spears welcome another special guest this week, Ms. CharRey. In this episode they discuss the interlude Amanda’s Tale off of Jazmine Sullivan’s new Ep.

Flake, Rose, and Spears, welcome Mayor Larry Spears Jr. as their special guest on this week to discuss politics. They ask the Mayor a variety of questions that pertain to community.

On this weeks episode Flake, Rose, and Spears talk about the Domestic Terrorism that took place at the Nation’s State Capitol. Should we be immune to matters like this transpiring or should we be shocked? Press play and find out what your Supremely Black Host feel about the issue.

Flake, Rose, and Spears start the show with paying their respects to Casey Goodson. Then they dive into covid and the vaccine and share their thoughts about how they feel. To close out the year they share a message that is real and humorous.

In this Episode, Flake, Rose, and Spears discuss negative narratives going on in our culture. They dive into solutions and possible resolutions to change the narrative from negative into positive.

On this episode Flake, Rose, and Spears discuss different factors in why Black Men find it hard to open up or vent. They dive into personal reasons on what makes them closed off and what/who allows them to be free.