The Charles Coleman Podcast

Charles continues his black brilliance branded conversations with an in studio appearance by very special guest UGK’s Bun B. The trill emcee joins the couch to discuss everything from gun culture in TX, to the history of Black music and gives some never heard before insight on how Outkast ended up on one of UGK’s biggest records.

Charles is joined by Joy Reid, host of MSNBC's The Reid Out for a look inside the mind of one of everyone's favorite news personalities. They discuss everything from Tucker Carlson to Joy's beloved Delta Sigma Theta, Inc. in a must see episode.

The 3 Kings Triangle Offense has a discussion on whether there's a hierarchy on travel destinations in our community. On Rules of Engagement Charles gets into it with Gloria and Curt on the question of whether you can retire a reputation.

Charles sits down with Curt and G to debate whether we really are interested in positive media or whether profit should carry the day On Rules of Engagement CEO joins G to discuss whether what you did to get your partner you need to do to keep your partner.

Charles sits down with Geoff Walker and Arron Saxe curators of two amazing experiences around the life and legacies of iconic emcees 2Pac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G.

Hilari and DJ CEO join the couch for a discussion around how the world of American Blackness intersects with America itself. In Rules of Engagement Curt and Gloria debate whether all ex's are equally off limits

Curt and CEO join Charles for a real discussion about how men cope with failed relationships. In Rules of Engagement, Gloria joins the conversation with Charles and Curt to explore the virtues and pitfalls of whether making a racy recording with your partner is ever a good idea.

Charles spends this episode with G and Cashmere to discuss how we police our spaces and what that looks like. In Rules of Engagement, DJ CEO joins while Charles and Cashmere have a conversation on how to introduce new kink into old relationships.

Hip Hop Royalty MC LYTE drops by the podcast to have a discussion on everything from sorority life, the evolution of the hip hop industry, and feminism in rap music.

Special Guest and social justice advocate Olayemi Olurin pays a visit to the podcast to discuss America's crime and punishment system and police reform.