The David Banner Podcast

As the people become more and more conscious and rise up against social injustice in our country, Banner felt that we could use some balance. So this week’s episode is a little more lighthearted to provide the people a space to restore and laugh as we continue the fight.

As we continue to work behind the scenes, we are bringing you a special episode from The Big Von Show this week. On May 20, 2003 Mississippi the album was released. In this interview, radio host and known DJ to artists like 50 Cent, Mos Def, and Wu Tang Clan, Big Von celebrates his long time friend David Banner and the debut of his iconic album. David takes a trip down memory lane to share untold stories about his journey from living in his van to the release of the album.

As we continue to work behind the scenes, we are bringing you a special episode from The Big Von Show this week. On May 20, 2003 Mississippi the album was released. In this interview, radio host and known DJ to artists like 50 Cent, Mos Def, and Wu Tang Clan, Big Von celebrates his long time friend David Banner and the debut of his iconic album. David takes a trip down memory lane to share untold stories about his journey from living in his van to the release of the album.

Are We Finally Ready?

At the height of the protests across the country sparked by the continued killings of unarmed black people by the police, we sit at the table with Grammy Award winning Audio Engineer Young Guru, who has worked with Jay-Z, Kanye West, and 9th Wonder through out his career, to share our anger and frustrations and to discuss how we move from emotions to action. What are WE willing to do as a collective to organize, strategize, and fight for the liberation of our people?

Are We Finally Ready?

At the height of the protests across the country sparked by the continued killings of unarmed black people by the police, we sit at the table with Grammy Award winning Audio Engineer Young Guru, who has worked with Jay-Z, Kanye West, and 9th Wonder through out his career, to share our anger and frustrations and to discuss how we move from emotions to action. What are WE willing to do as a collective to organize, strategize, and fight for the liberation of our people?

Loved this episode!

Malcolm X said, “If you don’t stand for something, you fall for anything.” Have we forgotten the morals and values that we grew up with allowing the agendas of others to penetrate our communities? On this week’s episode, we are talking about when we lost our morals as a community and how to get back to a code of ethics that will honor our culture and the advancement of our communities.

Loved this episode!

Malcolm X said, “If you don’t stand for something, you fall for anything.” Have we forgotten the morals and values that we grew up with allowing the agendas of others to penetrate our communities? On this week’s episode, we are talking about when we lost our morals as a community and how to get back to a code of ethics that will honor our culture and the advancement of our communities.

As we journey through life, there are things we carry that even those closest to us may not know. This week, Regina, shares her story. With regal strength and courage, she opens up about the other side of incarceration from the perspective of a mother with a child in prison. Regina shares the impact incarceration has had on her family, supporting her son from the other side, raising awareness of the issues affecting inmates in private prisons, and her continued journey to healing.

As we journey through life, there are things we carry that even those closest to us may not know. This week, Regina, shares her story. With regal strength and courage, she opens up about the other side of incarceration from the perspective of a mother with a child in prison. Regina shares the impact incarceration has had on her family, supporting her son from the other side, raising awareness of the issues affecting inmates in private prisons, and her continued journey to healing.