The Simply King Podcast

This week I featured a great friend of mine Taylor Crenshaw, PR professional & CAU Alumna, to sit with me and build on the very nuanced topic of the inhibitions we create in terms of self-esteem, love, sex and goal setting. Follow her on IG @taycrenshaw My Simple Action: To make a list of goals and then put a matching inhibition right next to that.... (I do not own the music used in this production)

This week I was inspired by the 90s classic "Living Single" now available for streaming on Hulu. I highlighted the unique personalities portrayed as well as the differences we have in what single means. Pros and cons of being single, my Simple Action of the week is Consent, Consent, Consent lets make it a habit in 2018 til infinity (I do not own the music used in this production)

1st Episode of the year and I have the last resolution that you will ever make. I speak on my culture predictions that could occur this year. My Simple Action involves you let me know what topics you want to hear what guest you believe i should build with reach out on all social media... (I do not own music used in this production)

This week I bring back a great guest and rising influencer Ty Coleman, follow her everywhere @tyistyping, who was featured on my "Death to Situationship" episode. This episode we spoke about our shared passion for the black female aesthetic, do we live in times of admiration or imitation, self love and self care. Listen and Enjoy and Share Simple Action of the Week: "Men Freshening Up" (I do not own music used in this production)

Special Delivery this week is a topic that everyone should be paying attention to and make themselves aware. Libya slave trade but also Global modern day slavery. I speak on how this human rights travesty came to be. I referenced articles from Bustle.com; https://www.bustle.com/p/libya-is-selling-refugees-as-slaves-the-atrocity-is-more-widespread-than-you-think-5553563 How to help and get involved... https://www.bustle.com/p/how-to-help-stop-libyas-slave-trade-fight-slavery-around-the-world-5554300 (I do not own the music used in this production)

Protecting your peace was the topic brought to me by the eloquent alumna of CAU Sydney Coffee, here what we had to say about the unknown quarter life crisis we all experience... Follow her on @thesydneycoffee and follow her blog page @yeahthatsydney (I do not own music used in this production)

This week I dropped a day late but its still a great treat. I got one of the founders for the viral clothing brand God is Dope, Virgil Stanford, 22 year old entrepreneur attending Clark Atlanta University. I spoke with the Chicago native about the purpose of the brand the meaning of its impact and the current landscape of millennials and faith... Follow Virgil on IG @godisdopevito Go buy some merch right now at https://www.godisdope.com/collections/all (I do not own rights to music used in this production)

1 month away but I am back with a great episode. This week I speak about the "Comfort Zone" a popular psychological state that we have our own definitions for, I explain what a few intelligent people say about the comfort zone what it means to be in it the zone and what happens when you step out of that zone. Listen and enjoy and don't forget to share Simply Being Shoutout: Tiffany Haddish and musical artist Relxuise check out project DM Me on Itunes (I do not own rights to the music used in this production)

This week is another podcast collab with the ladies of the "I Can Relate Podcast" with Jahda and Domo. Two AUC alums bringing you relatable content from a unique perspective. There show can be found right here on soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/i-can-relate-5360077. We spoke on a variety of topics this week from white terrorism, abortion rights, and our tv binge addictions. Listen and surely follow these two ladies on IG @sene_gyal.jah & @domowrites. (Ii do not own music used in this production)

A year of after "A seat at the Table" and it still slaps, I am saying now that this is the "Whats Going On" of my generation. Solange's melodic, soulful, conscious album was an unknown necessity for the culture. I speak on the impact and the premise of this album because it still resonates and I predict that will be a perpetual feeling. Pray for Puerto Rico Pray for Las Vegas Pray for us All (I do not own the rights to music used in this production)