The Simply King Podcast

In a collaborative episode with The Simply King Podcast, we sit down with Rodney Perry aka King to discuss race. From the idea that white men set the societal norms to experiences with privilege, King asks some difficult questions. Please check out Everything Must Go Podcast: www.everythingmustgopodcast.com IG & Twitter: @emgpod Email us: [email protected] Subscribe, comment and leave a review! Share Share Share

This week I joined forces with Michelle and Shelley of the Black Esquire Podcast to talk about a topic that is very necessary for all creatives who aspire to be legitimate businesspeople. We sat down with founder of Creative Genius Law, Patrice Perkins, they counsel clients in the areas of arts, new media and entertainment law, business transactions and tax law etc. We spoke on the trouble areas that many creative professionals face as well as providing tips to take brand to new level of professionalism . Please follow and subscribe to https://soundcloud.com/black-esquire also reach out to Patrice for any of the legal services she provides http://creativegeniuslaw.com/

I was asked to join a panel of millennials to speak on dating and relationships by the incomparable Dirrick Butler great video podcast speaking to so many young people affecting the world we live in see link and description below. https://youtu.be/1N1l0GnlgWA On the heels of the Insecure season finale, We The People returns this month for a conversation on Millennials, Dating, and Relationships. We sat down with a fun group to discuss online dating, social media and a few dating key terms.

This week I bring a special delivery about a hot topic that took over Twitter this past weekend. I give my stance the announcement that a white woman will curate an exhibit in the NMAAHC around Hip Hop and its affect on American Culture was American Black culture specifically. I believe many valid questions were raised...listen and see what I had to say (I do not own the music used in production)

This week I come back on a topic that has been recurring all year and that’s “ Cancel Culture “ . I unpacked the various stances on the cancellation of many public figures and the controversy involving them . Notable celebrities in situations of rape, racism, homophobia, and many other isms and phobias . This phenomenon has split many fans and stans have had to reflect on their morals and values when it seems that their favs may not be the best humans can you separate the person from their work ...

This week I am back from a 3 month long hiatus, to introduce my 3 year anniversary. I talk about why the hiatus was so long and also whats to come of the podcast, highlighting stats, and guest that I have had this year. This is an episode of expression and growth I hope you feel the message enjoy... Listen, Subscribe, and Review (I do not own music used in this production)

This week I have Tikoshia Davis a holistic business coach who specializes in teaching entrepreneurs how to build a sustainable and profitable business without compromising their quality of life. We spoke on her inspirational journey to coaching and she dropped more gems then a jewelry store about being a better entrepreneur . Follow her everywhere @coachtiko Coachtiko.com

This week I traveled to New Orleans with some of my closest friends to celebrate my 25th birthday. I decided to include the whole gang: Ty and Stretch ,who are returning guest of the show, and my longtime friends and professional women Brii Marshall and Jenese Brewer new voices to the show. We all discussed random topics on the future of communication, the normalization of interracial dating, growth, and black love my favorite topic. Follow everyone : Ty @tyistyping , Stretch @the.livvin.cool , Jenese @justjenese , Brii @brii.marshall (I do not own the music in this production)

This week i have singer-songwriter producer, Kaya Nova, join me to talk about the nuances of the dreaded epidemic of "FuckBoys" . The Spelman alumna gave her candid opinion on my fuckboy past as well broke down her elegant definition of what a fuckboy is and how so many become fuckboys. I know you will enjoy her opinion as well as her music follow her everywhere @thekayanova and her music https://fanlink.to/dear7even (I do not own the music used in this production)

This week I was joined by young Georgia born TV writer, J’zon Azari. J’Zon currently writes for series on TNT and USA currently . I wanted to speak to him about his experience and views on diversity within television and film. Follow him and his shows @JzonAzari (Twitter and IG) & @theazarian TNT-“Claws” June 10th USA- “ Shooter “ & “Queen of the South” June 20th (I do not own music used in this production)