The Jola meets The Madi

Tribespeople! Welcome back to another episode of TJMTM.

In this episode, the boys explore the evolution of African stories in Hollywood. They delve into how Hollywood's portrayal of Africa and Africans has changed over time, from early stereotypical depictions to more authentic and nuanced representations. Additionally, they discuss some of the challenges and opportunities faced by African filmmakers and actors in Hollywood, as well as the impact of several movements on the industry's efforts to increase diversity and representation. Lastly, the boys also highlight some recent films and TV shows that have broken new ground in their portrayal of African stories, and reflect on what still needs to be done to ensure that African voices are heard and respected in Hollywood. Oh and of course, they boys give their top 5 hollywood based African movies of all time.

Tribespeople! Welcome back to another underground spiritual session!

In this episode, the boys discuss the exploitation of African resources by the West. They explore the historical roots of this exploitation, including the legacy of colonialism and neocolonialism. The boys also highlight how multinational corporations often extract resources from Africa without adequately compensating or benefiting the local communities. They then delve into the impact of this exploitation on African economies, the environment, and society, and discuss possible solutions to address the issue all while emphasizing the importance of fair trade policies, responsible investment, and local ownership of resources to ensure that African countries benefit from their own resources. Through their candid conversation, the boys shed light on an important issue that affects the lives of many Africans and urge listeners to become more aware of the exploitation of African resources.

Join us for another insightful conversation!

Tribespeople! Welcome back to the another episode on TJMTM. In this episode, DJ Anzo & Uncle E discuss the issue of "diaspora wars," which refers to the tension and conflict that can arise between black people who live in their native country and those who live abroad in the diaspora. The boys explore the root causes of this conflict, such as differences in culture, language, and experiences, as well as the impact of historical events such as colonialism and slavery. Furthermore, they dissect the deliberate narrative pushed by divisive forces, that enables false stereotypes and pushes misinformation of said groups. They also discuss the importance of bridging these divides and finding common ground, emphasizing the need for open communication, empathy, and understanding. Overall, episode offers a thought-provoking and insightful analysis of a complex issue that affects many Black communities.