This episode I will be conversing with a new friend I had met recently at Dreamville Fest Miss Brittney Clark; She is an author whom just dropped a poetry book not too long ago "Wandering Thoughts" definitely worth checking out you can get if off Amazon. We discuss over a lot of socio-economic issues revolving around colorism, issues in regards to Black Women and Black Men relations, and just all sorts of things. Best check out this episode y'all.

Catching up with an old friend from back in the old QG days in Will Fortney, we talk about skate culture in charlotte and the efforts to preserve the DIY Skate park in East Charlotte, we converse over matters in regards to cannabis use and why it was often stigmatized in the law, we also speak on a whole lot of other matters gotta check this episode out.

Just conversing with an old friend in Stephen Naas, we go back to our CPCC days, we speak on all sorts of matters in regards to conspiracy theories, socioeconomic corruption, and various other matters it gets hella deep y'all definitely worth the listen best check it out!

This episode we will be conversing with 2 old friends from The QG days, we speak on a lot of thought provoking and crazy stuff y'all. This episode was low-key kinda funny too. This was recorded back in February yea I know... I'm kinda lazy.

This episode we will be interviewing the owner of The Nappy Chef joint on eastside Charlotte, North Carolina. Nappy Chef is a Black Owned Business that serves a variety of foods to the community. We converse over a whole lot of socioeconomic matters, music industry matters, and entrepreneurship matters its a damn good episode check it out.

For the 52nd Episode of The Mental Threads I will be interviewing gunnery Sergeant Michael Knox whom has seen a lot within his days as a black veteran. We will dwell into a lot of his experiences as an individual along with everything else he had to deal with on his journey as a Black Marine. This is a pretty deep episode I suggest you should check it out. 98 more episodes til 100

And we are back with another episode of The Mental Threads podcast now with Season 2. My goal is to make it to 150 Episodes in total. this is the first of 100 episodes this year. This Episode is focused on my Grandfather Charles B. Weanquoi aged 72 and his many views of Tradition and History. He also talks about life from Liberia to America.

In this episode I discuss matters with Dr Anthony Nelson of the business school of North Carolina Central University we speak on a whole lot of matters in regards to what it takes for us black men to really work to get our education and all types of matters in regards to education as a whole.

Crazy how this is my 50th episode I'm so thankful to make it to this point!

Just speaking with my Liberian brother from another mother about all types of things, subject matters stretch from issues in regards to race, the education system, zodiac signs, and a whole lot more this episode might have a part 2 coming up soon if not then who knows just check the stuff out yo.

Me and Blicky speak on a whole lot of matters in regards to various matters revolving around society, music, struggles, betrayal, and all sorts of things? This is a very different episode considering we had to do this off zoom.