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Black History Month is when society stops and gives unlimited precedence to African-Americans to teach, expand, analyze, and remember the lives of the have-nots. A month where black history digested through the lenses of articles, documentaries, interviews, surveys and daily conversations. For February, the podcast decided to create a mini-series about the significance of Black History Month. Every episode is connected, with a significant theme, dissecting the intricate palettes that shaped the experiences for every individual that is identified as ‘Black’ throughout history. In the first episode, let us talk about my skin colour. What is race? Do you care about racism? Do you know how others perceive you? Too many questions and not enough pivotal answers, listen with clarity, share the episode for those willing to learn, share for those unwilling to let loose their ignorant ways; what do you see me as? Regardless, I AM MORE!

We had our boy Karim, we spoke about our love for food.. our favourite places to eat, worst places we’ve had. Food is not only an art it’s love bro… show them food love and it will give you love back

Haram police are probably the most annoying group of people of all time, they try to tell people how to live their own lives the “halal way” however they’re hiding there sins. Dj NAZZY speaks about being a female creator and what comes with it!

Our guest today was Omar Hammouda, Osama and Omar met on CH 1 Year ago and since then they’ve built a great relationship. We got to learn about Omar as a kid, Omar’s journey from school to his line of work, also the similarities between architecture and photography?? Your network determines your net worth. In this episode, Omar and Osama teach you how to develop a network of people who will challenge you to grow, get better and ultimately level up your life. An episode not too miss.

On our first episode back, we got Mark Mendoza. We spoke about his career, what got him to sing, we spoke about future projects, and we got to know who Mark is!

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Today's episode features Amer Zahr, a political activist, comedian, law professor and excellent human being. Every WAYS episode is unique for the commentary, stories of the featured guest and the growth of Osama and Mohammed alongside the progression of the podcast. Amer is a Palestinian-American, which should appear as a simple attachment to his family's background and roots born in America. Unfortunately, it is problematic, confusing, alarming, and a concept that has not sat well with prejudging individuals and racists against his people and culture. Today's episode attempts to dissect the problem amongst interrelations amongst Whites, Arabs & Blacks. Amer's life is more than by being a person who tells jokes for a living; it is more profound, as he offers wisdom to the dilemma Palestinians have been facing for decades. His political background started from when he was young, yet the awakening would soon transform him into a voice for the voiceless. His being a law professor does not dictate him as an authoritative figure; it only reiterates his focus on learning the history of his people in the academic field, to enlighten the minds of those who are familiar or utterly unaware of the history of Palestine. Amer is a human being, like everyone else; the one thing he does differently and exemplifies every day is the relentless pursuit for creating a change for the better through the lens of what is present to him at the moment. Amer's journey is something we should all recognize, acknowledge and become eventually, Amer; we are all following in your footsteps, keep travelling, we are all right behind you, as we should be.

As the year comes to an end we talk about so much with our guest Sofia and one conversation led to the other. This is a much watch. What an amazing guest!

In this new era, the idea of rushing to get your music out quicker than your competition has never felt so natural. There are layers upon layers, creating the stimulating sound of tomorrow. Malachi is the opposite, an artist who’s recently achieved no releases with an album, he treats Music as a sport and loves it to the point he treats it as a championship. Does Malachi make music for fun or does he want to surpass his idols?

Believe in yourself when things go wrong, our buddy Khalid chimed in and joined us and spoke about trials and tribulations and how To overcome obstacles, he even shared his personal stories