Urban Philosophers Podcast

On this episode, while Na'imah was away, Steve and Kimaan invite on a friend of the show to share their thoughts on Lil Wayne's endorsement of Donald Trump, which leads them to an interesting debate about music vs values. The fellas then tackle a question that went viral, "Should men get more credit for being faithful?". 

On this episode, Kimann, Steve, &Na'imah discuss the barrier of communication between Black Men & Black Women and the reasons to why both are becoming more and more divided each day. 

On this episode the trio have a conversation about how black boys are being raised and the challenges that come into play on their journeys to becoming men. Steve and Kimaan also get vulnerable and share some of their experiences growing up as young black boys themselves. 

On this episode, Steve, Kimaan, and Na'imah recap the 2020 Presidential Debate (4:37), Which leads to Na'imah leading a discussion on what she thinks is wrong with our generation today (15:30). The trio then end off trying to help the women out there by identifying the signs of a toxic man (36:50).

On this episode the crew discusses how they felt after the Breonna Taylor verdict(11:30), and then get into a conversation about how to change the system (35:00). Joe budden started a new podcast network the crew briefly talk about the impact it has on the culture for creators (43.52). Steve gives somebody the "Walk of Shame" honors(52:30), and then the crew answers the question: Do you  have to support your friends business just because of the friendship, even tho you don’t agree with the product or business?(55:51).

On this episode, the young Philosophers share their thoughts on the documentary, "The social Dilemma"(8:20). The conversation then shifts into music as they discuss Kanye Wests tweets and the state of the music industry (31:00). The conversation concludes with a very "interesting" debate on first dates between men and women (55:00).

After missing a week, Steve, Kimaan, Na'imah, and Darrian comeback back with a lot of fun energy as they discuss how they feel about "Perception" (3:55). The crew then answers the question, What do you really stand for and if its reflective in our journeys?(46:56). This episode ends off with a question for the fans which is: what is the best element of your relationship?

On this episode: Kimaan, Steve, and Na'ima hold it down while Darrian is away in DC and the trio start off with paying their respects to the abrupt passing of Chadwick Boseman (11:28). In connection to the horrific shooting of Jacob Blake, Steve raises the question, has these unfortunate events changed their outlook on having kids?(20:34). They then dive deeper into stigmas of black men not taking their health seriously enough (45:16) and end off with a new segment, "The Walk of Shame" (79:53).

In light of Meg Thee Stallion revealing more details of her shooting and more, the fellas with help of special guest Na'imah Spells discuss why black women don't feel protected by black men (14:40). They also get into an triggering debate on what being "submissive" means (37:03), get into a deep dive on what they think causes the divided between black men and black women (46:20) and later the fellas each share what they think black men need to do better in regards to protecting black women (104:16). 

After a long 5 month hiatus, Steve, Kimaan, and Darrian are finally back sharing their different experiences in their long absence while dealing with the Pandemic. The fellas answer a fan picked relationship question (38:45), and end off with a new game ( 79:45).