After viewing Who Killed Malcolm X? on Netflix and seeing how efforts were made to create a rift between Malcolm and the Honorable Elijah Muhammad, I wondered if the same tactics are used in relationships between black men and black women. Are their forces at hand working to interrupt our relationships?

In a stream of thought, I process the rebranding of Black Life and Black Issues in present-day America. How did we go from "Wake Up" to "Stay Woke"? How did some Black women go from "Pops" to "THOTs"? Whose rebranding Black injustice and Black stereotypes?

For this episode, I wanted to give my take on colorism and I explain my reluctancy to participate in present topics about racial injustice in America.

Ep. 12 - The Plight of Colin Kaepernick by Jeff J. Dèlices

After seeing the movie trailer for Gemini Man, I did some thinking on overcoming the enemy within and becoming a better man.

Ep. 10 - The Power Of Forgiveness by Jeff J. Dèlices

Ep.9 - The Assassination of Nipsey Hussle by Jeff J. Dèlices

Do idols really become rivals? Or do some men conceal envy and jealousy behind the guise of admiration? I revisit the now famous crossover on Michael Jordan by then rookie Allen Iverson and the current debate about Lebron James being better than Michael Jordan.

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For episode 7, I am tackling domestic violence between the sexes. I hope the men listening gain wisdom and finds new ways to resolve disagreements with their women.

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On Ep.6, I try to get to the root of the sexual abuse scandals plaguing America. Moreover, I wonder are these men passing on their trauma to their victims? Whose enabling their bad behavior?

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