You use this technology every single day.

Your computer. Your phone. The internet. Video games. Even artificial intelligence.

But most people have no idea that some of the most important breakthroughs behind modern technology were created by Black innovators whose names were never centered in the story.

Some people think everything is a conspiracy. I happen to think people like to monetize ignorance.

From performative vulnerability to clickbait news and fake corporate "community," the internet turned real life into a stage. This episode breaks down why everything feels scripted, sponsored, and emotionally engineered. We're not bitter — we're just paying attention.

Technology is faster, smarter, and more powerful than ever—but somewhere along the way, it lost its personality. This episode is a nostalgic deep dive into the flawed, chaotic gadgets we loved anyway, and why innovation used to feel braver, messier, and way more human.

Everyone keeps saying DEI is "bad," but nobody can explain why without sounding scared. In this episode, I break down what DEI actually is, why "reverse racism" is a myth rooted in entitlement, and why fairness suddenly feels like punishment to people who were never tested before. If the idea of equal access makes you uncomfortable, this conversation might explain why.

In this episode, I break down Micron's shift toward AI, why "smart business decisions" keep making consumer tech worse, and how rising prices and stagnant upgrades are the logical outcome of corporate incentives. This isn't a rant — it's a diagnosis of how we quietly adapted to a system that no longer requires regular people to matter.

Everyone feels off right now, but maybe we're not depressed — maybe we're misaligned. This episode breaks down burnout, creator frustration, and how to find momentum without pretending life isn't heavy.

This week, I sat down with RAE Comic's TJ Sterling and Ade Heru from Giant Killer Press to discuss their latest collaborative project, 'Musa: Lion Of Mali.'

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Originally recorded in 2022, here's a quick convo between me and the LEGENDARY (argue with ya Mama) Adam Cole!