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We're back! We took a much needed break to deal with life issues but we realized that the show must go on. In this episode we discuss various issues within the culture.
This episode is a interview with Mr. Cornell Watson of Cornell Watson Photography. He talks with us about why he decided to pick up the camera and what he wants his audience to see. Also sharing the story of how his photos landed in the Washington Post & The New York Times for his #BehindTheMask series. We even discussed parenthood and sharing black stories through photos. Cornell shares with us his transition from his love for music to his passion for art as well which has helped established him as "The Dope Ass Black Photographer".
First off, we began this episode with a shout out to the leveling up of Shawn Carter's brand and a recap of the substantial deal made with Moet Hennessy company. This brings us to mention the coming home of Bobby Schmurda, and his plans. Also, we talked about health care and Michael Jordan giving back to the city of Wilmington, NC. We concluded with a conversation about an interview clip from Hosea Williams. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed making it!
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CNBC News
TMZ
IG: @djbigxatl (Tells Stories Of MLK Assassination & His Thoughts On Jesse Jackson)
tmz_tv
This episode is a bonus episode to provide awareness. We were fortunate to interview Mrs. Patricia Peele & Mrs. Belinda Jones Hill from the Roanoke Valley Breast Cancer Coalition talking about facts concerning COVID-19 Vaccine & Outreach Efforts In The Roanoke Valley.
On this episode we discuss Death in the Black Community, Dave Chapelle getting paid and his show resurfacing on streaming platforms. Also we talked about the artist we know and grew up on being nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the financial myth in the black community about acquiring wealth. The issue about black wealth came about from a clip that was shared by Charlamagne Tha God from the Breakfast Club. We hope that you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed making it. If there are any questions that you have and would like for us to address them please email [email protected].
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On this episode we talk about the educational plan for progressing during this pandemic in the state of NC. We share the response from Governor Roy Cooper concerning this matter and what is going on in our local area. Also we discussed hair care gone wrong with Tessica Brown aka Gorilla Glue Girl. Then we addressed the new single by Cardi B "UP" and the rumor that she stole the single from other underground artist. Lastly, we addressed stereotypes about black people in America. We had fun addressing these various topics in this episode and we hope you enjoy it as much as we did making it.
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Shade Room
RR Spin
This episode is about the things that have happened in the first thirty days of the new year. We touched a little on politics and entertainment news within the culture.
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The Shade Room
The Russ Parr Morning Show
NPR News
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