Great topic of discussion
As they say, good friends are hard to come by. Unfortunately, many of us have had no problems making friends, but keeping them is a completely different story. Sometimes we lose friends due to their actions and other times we lose friends due to our own mistakes Continue reading
Yanadameen Godcast season 2, episode #009
With the return of Rah Digga to the show, the Godcast welcomes Bronx rapper/activist, Mysonne the General to sit down & discuss his formative years. During the interview, Mysonne reveals his parents were victims of the crack epidemic, & after the passing of his father from an overdose, Mysonne tells us how he’d have to confront drug dealers in order to help his mother get clean.
via The Godcast interviews Mysonne, can your friends hang with your other friends ? – YouTube
This was a great show… many jewels dropped!
Is Feminism &
The #MeToo Movement the Return of The Goddess Cali?
SG: Dr. Phil Valentine Continue reading
Topic: “Appreciation versus Caping!”
“Is there a thin line between caping, simping, appreciation and approval of the black woman?” Continue reading
SG: Corey Holcomb, RizzaIslam
& Bobby Glanton-Smith“Man·Sions/man(t)SH(ə)n/:
Why he won’t Go to Church in 2019?
In 2019 is (Western)
Religion still Necessary for Black People? Continue reading
Rounding out 2018 the first year of the Yanadameen Godcast, the panel welcomes Detroit’s own Champtown who has released a documentary titled “The Untold Story of Detroit Hip Hop”.
The cast look back on some of the events of 2018, discuss what music releases of this year they still play, and debate whether political correctness is eroding freedom? Continue reading
Great read….If I had not met my wife, I most def would have retired from dating, which I kind of did in a lot of ways….. divide and conquer is working…
I have known pissed off Black men all my life. The permanent scowl I saw them wear taught me much, but it wasn’t until young adulthood that I found out the plethora of reasons why they—no, WE—wore it. In a short period of time between the 1960s and 1970s, the following policies became ensconced in law, dramatically changing reality for Black males nationally. Continue reading
Looks like D and her low key BS is coming to a head from the YT comments…
Note: We had some audio issues on this show.
The LR Zone 