This week on episode #24 The Locker Room Podcast(t) sat down with the app creator of BlueCloudRadio and a well known Dj/entrepreneur in the Hampton Roads area by the name of Dj Will to discuss how they are turning their dreams into reality. The Muzic Genius talks about the tough experiences he endured from getting burned by people, to being over charged during his app development process, to him transitioning to learning on his own and building the BlueCloudRadio app from scratch. Dj Will discusses his rise as a DJ, being mentored, to landing contracts that helped him become a full time Dj. Now he talks about the luxury of not having to work for anybody. Ultimately, a mans work truly helps him define his worth and identity. On this episode these two young brothers say every sacrifice they've made or been through is worth it. Click play and don't forget to subscribe!!!

Episode #23 [ The Savage Life ] "Savage Women" vs "Being Hoes" by On-Ear Network

Episode #22 can best be described as a "partners in crime collaboration" between two powerhouse podcast. This meet and greet between podcasters shook hands and combined forces to shed light on two very important subjects among men which are SEX and Sports. The Locker Room Podcast(t) And Then We Had Sex Podcast thought it would be great to come together and talk about.... if men should or shouldn't have integrity when it comes to engaging in sexual activity. Our guest Kristen Sivills and J Rod are both rising comedians and screen writers in the entertainment industry and these two have some interesting perspectives on the integrity of sex. Not only are they funny but they are a married couple who brought some real live energy to our sports wrap section about LaMelo Ball and they kept is real with our wild card question of the week segment. Kristen held her own being the only women in the room and to say the least episode #22 is hilarious. You can only imagine what is being said when you enter a locker room with men, two comedians, discussing sports, and talking about having sex etiquette. You will hear all this and more in this episode.

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This week The Locker Room Podcast put a microscope on the topic of mental health in the black community. This podcast features special guest Licensed Clinical Specialist Ms. Keisha Bachelor and PhD student and soon to be doctor Mr. Kendall Moody.

We kicked off this podcast with a sports report from host Darius Ferguson on the Univ. of Maryland Terrapins former football coach and there was healthy discussion about the greatest Quarter Back in NFL history Mr. Tom Brady. Also to put a stamp on every podcast Shak came with a good wild card question for the Outside the Locker Room segment. Last but not the least the focus of this podcast was mental health and stigmas surrounding the black community.

When you hear someone bring up the subject of mental health its usually followed up by somebody calling another person “CRAZY”. In this episode the question was asked, why are people shying away from talking about this issue and why are people afraid of seeking help? There are a number of ways anyone can suffer from mental health. Press play and tune in to find out how our guest experts in the mental health field dispel the myths surrounding mental health in the black community. These two define mental health, break down symptoms of mental health, why getting help is the right thing to do, and why those who are experiencing mental health issues should confront the problems with professional help instead of ignoring it.

We’re at platinum status because we’ve hit our #20th Episode mark. We’d like to thank Author and former stand out running back from JMU Mr. Eugene Holloman. While at JMU he earned a first-team All-Atlantic 10 honors in 2006 and second-team All-Colonial Athletic Association in 2008.

He rushed for 1,085 yards in 2006 and still ranks 10th in school history for rushing yards in a season. He finished his career with 2,311 yards, just shy of the top 10.

He was an NFL prospect and had dreams of playing professionally but two significant knee surgeries before his senior year derailed those plans. Stay tune this episode is about to drop and this one speaks volumes to a ongoing problem among Athletes and Education. Eugene wrote a book about it and TLRP unpacked the truth about the unseen pitfalls of the uneducated athlete with no plans for their future beyond sports. Thanks for stopping by our podcast and don’t forget to tap that follow button👆🏾and click the subscribe button to stay connected to our current and past episodes.

Episode #19 is here and it has been highly anticipated. The moment everybody has been waiting for! What happens when you pack a group of men into a locker room and the subject of women comes up? This episode is raw and uncut talk about the life of a [SAVAGE]. Savage is usually a stereotype where men take the lead but often times if women engaged in savage behavior is becomes a double standard. During this episode it was important to first identify what a savage means. The Locker Room Podcast put a microscope on this subject and there were some interesting perspectives that came across the table. What is the difference between a savage or a roller? Why do men get a pass for savage behavior and women don't? Lastly, how would you teach your daughter how to move in a room full of vultures? All these questions got addressed on this episode and we look forward to hearing your feedback. Stay tune because we will be having the woman's point of view coming real soon on the topic of being a "SAVAGE"..... Thanks for stopping through our podcast, please subscribe, listen and check it out!

We are back this week with Episode #18 of TLRP entitled [College Bound]... This is one of the most important episodes we have ever done thus far! If you are a parent and you want your child to go to college you NEED to hear this episode! If you are a youth preparing for college you NEED to check out this episode! Information is provided throughout this episode that is not provided in the school system. This is the longest episode we have done. But for our youth and community this may be one of the most vital. TLRP decided we discuss how as young men we often talk about making to college and the big leagues but we barely discuss being prepared academically for the next level of higher education. In this episode you will learn about the PSAT and ACT test and how these tools are critical to getting excepted into college and it helps determine how much money a school will give you. We also talk about Conor McGregor and Jimmy Butler. S/O to Dre from DZ of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. from Norfolk State University and parent advocate/author Ms. LaJill Hunt for joining us on the show!

Episode #17 entitled "GIRL CODE" is on the table and the brothers of TLRP had a few guest on to discuss if women have a code they live by among one another. This week the podcast kicked off with discussions of the NFL and Eric Reid of the Carolina Panthers and his continued support for Colin Kaepernick. Then the conversation transitioned to discussing lil Wayne and his relationship with Karrine Steffans aka Superhead. But more importantly beyond the talk in mainstream me TLRP had to know do women have any right to reprimand men about supporting a code among men when they support other women under similar principles or situations? In this episode this goal is to get the guest admit without any justification that women support unethical behavior among women. This conversation got pretty interesting to say the least but both parties came to a common ground in the end. Find out what everybody agreed on and tune in to hear how it got crazy trying to get one of the guest to discuss a very fragile experience that they went through but still feel some type of way about it.

Episode #16 of TLRP is here with our special guest @mik3_smart who came all the way from Richmond, VA. He came to chop it up with the host to discuss what men like to call “BRO CODE”.... Men talk heavy about a number of things in the locker room. But what we realized is that some men know about the code, women don't understand the code, why do men live by the code, respecting the code, or should the code even exist? But there are others who violate the code, use shade on the code, and abuse the code to manipulate women. To stay plugged in tap that subscribe button to TLRP to get connected to topics that matter to men. You can also just follow to ease drop and learn more about how men think. Thanks for stopping through and make sure you check out our previous post and past Podcast.

The Locker Room Podcast is back at it again with a new episode. On episode #15 these brothers brought on special guest and Author Starr Armstrong to discuss her new book entitled [Dear Black Man "I Need You"]. The question was asked Why did you write this book Starr? Tune in to hear her vision, purpose, and plan of action for her "I NEED YOU' MOVEMENT"....

If you're tired of the same old male bashing story lines then you should check this episode out. If you're hurt because you're tired of having bad experiences with men you should check this episode out. If you're a man and you know you're a good man then you should check this conversation out. Lastly, if you've made mistake weather you're a man or woman you should listen to episode 15.

To get a copy of "Dear Black Man, I Need You" go to: ineedyoumovement.bigcartel.com