Up In The Mix

This week we're joined by friend of the show Edward Coleman.  He talks about his role in and explains what the Democratic Black Caucus is, describes what it is like to run for office, and talks about what inspired him to get involved in his community.

This week we're joined by Jessica Vann, who talks about community involvement, Black History month and some of the work the Northern Nevada Black Cultural Awareness Society does here in Reno.

This week Romar and Donald from Black Wall Street are back on the show with a special guest.  Hear her story and learn what is motivating her to team up with Black Wall Street to teach a new class on dealing with Trauma.

This week the boys discuss the whitewashing of Martin Luther King's true political beliefs, how white people love to misquote him, and how wearing a mask isn't oppression.

This week we're joined by Junes and Melancholy, aka the Rap Dads, to talk about their podcast of the same name, our mutual love of the culture, and we take a look back at the history of Reno's Hip Hop scene.

On this episode of Up in the Mix the boys are joined by Nanders and Chava, artists and photographers who have started a podcast that highlights and inspires other creatives.

The new year is here and has a low bar to clear.  What will 2022 bring? The boys discuss. 

This week friends of the show Stevi and Sway are in the Honeycomb Hideout to talk about their new self-titled EP.  Hear both their origin stories, what inspires their music, and more.

This week the fellas are joined by activist Jas Margarita who talks about her work with Planned Parent Hood and the Wild West Access Fund.  She drops some knowledge about abortion laws in Nevada, the lack of health care options for many women, and lets you know how you can help support these organizations and all their work. 

This week the boys recap the Who Cares reunion show with Egyptian Lover, discuss the Warriors return to excellence in the NBA, and have some helpful cooking tips for basic people.