This week, we discuss the use of the N-Word amongst Black people and why it continues to be used. Should it be abolished? Is there a deeper reason why it still needs to be used in everyday life and in rap music?

We also touch upon the Ocean Gate submersible situation involving the Titanic and our thoughts on that.

This week, we look at Shannon Sharpe leaving Undisputed on Fox with Skip Bayless and sees where he goes next with Stephen A. Smith wanting him on his show. And we address the Uganda president talking about a new law that makes Homosexuality a criminal offence in the country.

This week, we discuss African and African-American superheroes in film and media. From Blade and Storm to War Machine and Black Panther. We also stress the need to not rely on others to create black superheroes, but instead develop our own stories.

This week we look at The British National History Museum being told to give back the artifacts they stole from Ghana. Will more African countries look to get their architecture back? And we delve into the troubled past of South Africa, and see whether things have changed Post-Apartheid and what Nelson Mandela's legacy truly was.

This week we look at the rising use of AI with Chat GPT and devices for creating art. Are the machines finally taking over?

We look at Donald Trump's quest to be President again after his CNN Town Hall event. What makes Trump so popular as a politician and could he actually win the American presidency again?

This week, we look at the relationship between African and African-Americans and why there has been so many problems with the relationship. And we also address the Eboni K. Williams interview on the Breakfast Club where she said she would not date a Bus Driver.

This week, Have Hope and Daniel talk about the Ancient Egyptians, the history of Egypt and the Pharaohs and the debate between African Americans and Arabic people as to the history of this North African nation. We also address Cleopatra and the problems with the Netflix documentary portraying her as being black.

On this week's episode, we address the Jonathan Majors domestic abuse allegations and how it affects his Disney career as Kang. This leads to a discussion about interracial couples, and the dynamic of the Black Man and White Woman. Also looking at how Black woman and Black men are viewed in society. And we touch upon Elon Musk forcing people to pay for the blue verification tick on Twitter.

Weekly discussion series about Race, Racism, Africa and the African diaspora and society issues.

On this week's episode we talk about how the word WOKE has been co-opted by mostly right wing political individuals. And we talk about the root of the word, which African Americans used to mean being aware and awake. We also delve into rap, and how it has changed from artists like Mos Def, Yasiin Bey, Talib Kweli and Common to J Cole and Kendrick Lamar.