In this episode, I will be breaking down the character Black Panther & who what 3 known people he is based upon. I will even take some time to talk about how Killmonger was also a combination of three different figures as well too. I will discuss the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Trailer & my concerns around it. I go into detail afterwards about it being hijacked by the Latino Community & Black Women Empowerment. In the end I talk about how Letitia Wright was bullied on social media for being an Anti-vaxxer and my thoughts around the subject.

In this episode, I will be discussing how the superhero characters that many enjoy are just repackaged African Gods that are white washed and repackaged for the sakes of being redistributed and sold back to us. I also go into detail about some of the origins of the superhero characters that many know and love. I also talk about the comparison of Magneto and Charles Xavier of X-men to prominent black activists such as Martin Luther King Jr and Malcolm X. At the end I talk about how there is a pattern of white washing the ancient egyptians along with the complaint that the director of Moon knight made that Black Adam deserves criticism for not having "Egyptian Representation". Stay tuned and check out this episode as it will be pack with a ton of info.

In this podcast episode, I start off by talking about the Anti-Blackness in Super Smash Bros pertaining to the character Sandman from Punch Out! I then go into detail about how there is anti-blackness in the Asian culture overall especially in different anime shows that have false black narratives or black face narratives. I talk about my perspective on the Man-Ape discrepancy in Black Panther and him only being referred to as M'baku. At the end of the episode, I speak about the rationale behind having an overabundance of black characters in fighting games.

In this episode, I do an entire breakdown of my system for tropes that exist with black characters in white comic and regular media. I take a deep dive to categorize all of the tropes that I have seen show up along with the subgroups of such tropes and examples to support this ideology. Some of the tropes you may hear discussed today include Trauma Sauce, Black LGBT Tropes, Black Tech Support, The Ambiguous Black Trope and numerous others. Stay tuned as this episode will be a great guideline when viewing different shows and cinematic productions and examining the way black characters show up.

In this episode, we leave off from when Qiana was positioned run an art exhibit at the museum she works at. In this story, we get a deeper dive into her utilizing her powers for the first time in battle. We also get some insight on a nefarious villain named the Techxan and the job he is sent to complete in this episode that may interfere with with what Qiana has going on. Stay tuned and see what happens on the grand adventures of Qartoon Queen.

In this episode, I begin by dissecting the STARZ series P-Valley. I begin by speaking about many of the disrespectful and anti-black narratives that get constantly portrayed in Season 2 of this Series. I proceed to then speak about the deceitful direction this show chose to take from Season 1 shifting what it ultimately is about. Afterwards, I take some time to clarify for one final time my statements when on the very present LGBT Agenda and I do so by addressing a conversation that took place between myself and my friend on Instagram who disagreed with my stance. I address some of the questions he had for me and use that as a means to give others who share my beliefs some other points to consider. At the end, I address a few disrespectful individuals who came onto my post to troll or to cause unnecessary chaos from missing the point. I also address the failure of such individuals to challenge or address white supremacy's role in the matter. Buckle up, yall because this episode will be rough.

In this episode, I cover the death of the creator of Yu-Gi-Oh, Kazuki Takahashi and the great contribution he made to anime in Yu-Gi-Oh. I think go into detail about my love for the series including my favorite duelists, monsters/ matches, villains and more pertaining to the series and its other installments. At the end, I go into further depth about why the character Axel Brodie stands out as well as my idea for a possible fan fiction series involving Axel Brodie as a main character.

In this podcast episode, I will be taking the off-code things black people should stop doing in a different direction and I will be discussing some of the terms we should eliminate or re-evaluate in our pro-black vocabulary. I do an analytical break down and go into detail of what each term means and why they should not be stated. I also take a deep look into the historical context of why these terms were created and whzt it means for black folks as a whole.

In this episode, I go into depth about whether or not black people an be racist. I take a dive into the historical context of the subject matter to define what racism actually means. I also go into detail about the differences between racism and prejudice with examples to support the truth. I briefly describe what white supremacy means as well and talk about some of the personal debates I have with individuals who disagreed on the manner. At the end of the conversation I address some of the comments I got on my Instagram post promoting this topic.