The Sit Down

In This Episode Janari talks about How Confidence is important because it allows individuals to trust in their abilities and decisions, and to act on them. It can also help to build trust with others, which can be beneficial in both personal and professional settings. Additionally, having confidence can help individuals to overcome obstacles and challenges, as well as to pursue their goals with determination. Watch or Listen as Janari breaks down what makes him more confident!

In This episode Janari breaks down a few movies from House Party to shows like Kaleidoscope, Giving from the perspective of a movie goer instead of a critic, this is a review for the average movie goer and not the creative. Sometimes its nice to be merely be a viewer. Watch his entertaining take on the “Must See’s” and the “You betta Not Go See’s” of January. Enjoy!

Today on The Sit Down Janari speaks on issues that affect us all especially our youth in our underserved areas. From giving away tablets in South Central to Calling out Celebrities who exploit their neighborhoods, he unpacks his thought process in this extensive monologue. Why men who only provide for their families aren’t useful to us as a whole and why we have to give back to our underserved communities. After all if we don’t, Who will?

In Episode 3 of “The Sit Down” Janari speaks on How To Start the New Year off right to Young Thugs Conviction and Andrew Tate. Touching On why homelessness may never end in America to how The New Laws are fining those facing these issues. Tune into the First Podcast of the Year.

In this Episode Janari unpacks his plan to make 100k a month in 2023. From Releasing music to podcasting and YouTube content creation he gives the audience his step by step plan to achieve this. Dive deep into the mind of Janari and his plan to see if he can really pull it off!

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Today on "The Sit Down" Janari sits down with Jordyn Sommer to talk about how being African American affects the way we live and how the holidays bring out the best and worst in folks. From Motherhood and raising a young Black Boy in America to what makes a healthy relationship, Janari breaks out the first episode with deep-seated issues that affect not only African Americans but a plethora of other ethnicities as well. Happy Holidays Folks.

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