Join us as we discuss a sensitive topic in the Black community. Some people love the word some people hate the word. Love it or hate it. The word is here to stay.

Pull up a chair and prepare to be enlightened as we dissect the exhilarating world of college football, with a magnifying lens on the game-changing performances of TCU and Colorado. Get ready to learn how a single player, Dion, orchestrated a team transformation of colossal proportion, turning 93 percent of his teammates into a finely tuned, performance-driven unit within months. We'll break down the vital role of discipline, the game-changing impact of penalties, and how these elements significantly affect team dynamics.

The second half of our journey will see us poring over Deion Sanders' epic influence on Jackson State, analyzing how he singlehandedly boosted the university's fortunes and yielded $185 million worth of advertising and exposure. Furthermore, we put ourselves in the shoes of a college football player, weighing the pros and cons of career choices and the implications of image deals. Join us as we unravel the complex layers of college football, highlighting its intriguing dynamics, crucial leadership roles, and the pressing career concerns that make the sport more than just a game. Stay with us for more enlightening episodes and, as always, we appreciate your listenership!

People of color in America can't even agree what to call themselves! Join us as we discuss our identity and why we choose one term or the other.

Take a listen as we discuss the controversy of Kanye West and the attempt to cancel him in the United States!!

Will Smith did a bad thing. A very bad thing and we want you to hear us discuss it!!

What a fun show!! Nuri joins us and talks about the New Woman and what she wants sexually from her partners. Are we in the NEW AGE OF AQUARIUS?

There seems to be a disconnect between the Older and New generation. What happened to the older person that pulled the youths coat tails to lead them in the right direction?

Fellas are we asking the right questions or are we on a physical journey?