NYPTALKSHOW Podcast

Send us Fan Mail We trace how Keng EL Bey ’s child support fight pushed him into deep study of constitutional law and courtroom procedure, then we map a clear method for reading statutes and building real legal arguments. We also get practical about police encounters, speedy trial, and why due process fails when people do not know how to raise violations on the record. • King L Bay’s path from nur...

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Send us Fan Mail Sex can feel like a private choice, but the aftermath is rarely private. Tonight, we sit down with Divine Karma (Sister Cametra) to ask a question most people avoid: who are you sleeping with energetically? If intimacy is a sacred energy exchange, then every “just a hookup” still has a cost, and sometimes the bill shows up as anxiety, confusion, low motivation, or repeating the sa...

Send us Fan Mail Spain and Portugal didn’t build the Atlantic world from scratch. They inherited a powerful set of tools and habits from Moorish Spain and Sephardic communities: navigation science, ship design, multilingual translation, agricultural systems, and merchant networks that made expansion possible long before most of us ever heard the words Moriscos or conversos. We talk with Morio Smit...

Send us Fan Mail If you’ve ever wondered how to tell the difference between a movement that builds people and a brand that borrows credibility, this conversation will challenge you. We talk with Ahmed, a longtime follower of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad, about why he believes the Messenger’s name needs defending and why “alignment” with the original teachings matters more than loyalty to any...

Send us Fan Mail Eden isn’t just a story about rules and punishment. It’s a story about how your mind learns to see. We’re joined by Rabbi Yosef Ben Yosef for a deep, practical breakdown of the Tree of Life in Judaism and why the Torah frames “life” as a choice that starts with perception, not vibes. We walk through Genesis with a focus on Nishmat Chaim, the “breath of life,” and why Rabbi Yosef r...

Send us Fan Mail Moor does not mean black and that single sentence opens a much bigger door into language, history, and power. We sit down with Cosmo L Islam to trace how the word “Moor” gets flattened into a color label, then rebuild the meaning using etymology, semantics, and the way older writing systems actually work. If you’ve ever heard someone cite a quick dictionary line as “proof,” we slo...

Send us Fan Mail Supreme Wisdom gets talked about like a slogan online, but we treat it like what it claims to be: a disciplined path to knowledge of God and self that’s meant to produce real work, real character, and real community. I’m Ron Brown LMT, and I’m joined by Minister Eric Muhammad for a direct conversation on how Nation of Islam Supreme Wisdom is ordered, why Student Enrollment and the...

Send us Fan Mail If you’ve ever wondered why some people say the Savior is already here, this conversation goes straight to the source text they’re building from. We sit down with Kevin Ali to break down the Nation of Islam book Our Savior Has Arrived, published under the auspices of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad, and we talk about what the title really implies when “has arrived” reads like a pres...

Send us Fan Mail Your shadow is not a spooky metaphor. It is the set of experiences you learned to hide because facing them felt unsafe, embarrassing, or unbearable, and that hidden material can end up driving your choices from the subconscious. Mikey Fever sits down with Dr. Paul W. Dyer to unpack trauma, shadow work, and personal accountability without the “guru” games, with a focus on what actu...

Send us Fan Mail World War III gets framed like it starts overseas, but we keep seeing the same warning signs at home: division, dependence, and moral drift. We sit down with Moriel Smith El to unpack Noble Drew Ali’s Divine Warning and why it lands so hard right now, especially when the news cycle is full of conflict, propaganda, and people looking for someone to blame. We get specific about what...

Send us Fan Mail What if peace isn’t something you find, but something you make room for? We sit down with Divine Karma to get real about healing, forgiveness, and why so many of us keep dating the same energy in a different body. From defining divine feminine (nurture, creation, compassion) and divine masculine (aligned action) to building balance within, we map a path from blame to ownership tha...

Send us Fan Mail Ready to trade vague “energy work” for a grounded approach that actually moves the needle? We sit down with Man of Madim to unpack Solomonic magic as a living, results‑driven system built on lawful authority, clean protocol, and sharp tools—from circles and triangles to psalms and pentacles. If you’ve wondered why magicians banish at night, invoke at dawn, and obsess over language...

Send us Fan Mail A movement is more than a symbol. We sit down with Ross Daniel to unpack how Rastafari in America grew from lived ethics, disciplined study, and Ethiopian sovereignty into a blueprint for self‑determination. From Savannah projects and capoeira circles to elders on indigenous mounds, Ross maps a journey that reframes “one love” as a practice: clean living, natural alignment, and co...

Send us Fan Mail Freedom didn’t arrive as a metaphor in Haiti; it marched, plotted, drummed, prayed, and fought until an empire blinked. We dive into the Haitian Revolution as both turning point and template—how a sugar colony bankrolled France, how revolt became governance, and how strategy split between accommodation and absolute resistance. Along the way, we talk straight about identity: you ca...

Send us Fan Mail Freedom didn’t arrive as a metaphor in Haiti; it marched, plotted, drummed, prayed, and fought until an empire blinked. We dive into the Haitian Revolution as both turning point and template—how a sugar colony bankrolled France, how revolt became governance, and how strategy split between accommodation and absolute resistance. Along the way, we talk straight about identity: you ca...

Send us Fan Mail The loudest voices about Vodou are rarely the ones doing the hardest work. We sit down with two women who’ve lived the difference between spectacle and service—Ange, who survived spiritual harm and rebuilt from the ground up, and Mama Rose, a priestess who defines leadership by how well her children are fed, housed, taught, and empowered to surpass her. What follows is a candid wa...

Send us Fan Mail What if America’s power looks strongest right before the cracks become impossible to ignore? We dig into the “Fall of America” through the Nation of Islam’s lens, tracing a throughline from the 400-year prophecy to modern headlines about inflation, extreme weather, and polarized politics. We unpack why leaving the gold standard still reverberates in your grocery bill today, how BR...

Send us Fan Mail Start with the first degree and everything changes. We dive into Supreme Wisdom as a living framework where math is the foundation, science is faith expressed, and God is not a mystery but a present, material reality. That lens turns big questions into precise ones: if the Earth can tow the Moon at speed, why balk at advanced craft? If revelation is a principle, where does belief...

Send us Fan Mail Hoodoo isn’t Hollywood—it’s home. We sit down with Dr. Aleem L Bay to explore hoodoo as a living African American folk practice grounded in ancestors, herbs, Psalms, and focused intention. No gatekeeping, no gimmicks, just the tools and mindsets that helped people survive, protect, and thrive under pressure. We start with clarity: voodoo is a religion with initiations and deities,...

Send us Fan Mail Tired of the same old “secret cabal” stories? We open the doors and talk plainly about Freemasonry’s real footprint in Black communities—where the symbols come from, why the myths keep spreading, and what the craft actually asks of a man. Mikey and Jelani move past the internet’s favorite rumors and go straight to lineage, practice, and proof. We start with the big misconception:...

Send us Fan Mail A circle, a name, a flame—what actually turns these into results? We sit down with Man of Madim to chart a clear path through ceremonial magic, from Egyptian temple discipline and Greek papyri to Renaissance grimoires and the Golden Dawn’s color-drenched pageantry. No smoke and mirrors here: we unpack the structure behind spirit conjuration, why authority matters, and how faith an...

Send us Fan Mail What if tarot isn’t about predicting the future, but about remembering who you are? We sit down with Brother Soul to map the Major Arcana as an initiatory journey, from the Fool’s fearless trust to the World’s seasoned completion. Along the way, we connect the 22 trumps to the 22 Hebrew letters, explore the Tree of Life and its paths, and ground the symbolism in everyday choices—w...

Send us Fan Mail Hidden Battles isn’t about reliving pain for shock value; it’s about pulling a clean thread through a tangled history. We open with a simple claim that changes everything: “Black” and “Indian” weren’t separate worlds until paperwork made them so. From the Southeast strongholds of Creek, Seminole, and Geechee communities to the march into Indian Territory, we map how forced removal...

Send us Fan Mail What if the most grounded way to start a new year is to strip away what clings to you? We sit down with author and practitioner Papa Mystique to explore Makaya, the Haitian Vodou season of cleansing, protection, and renewal that runs parallel to the holidays yet answers to a different drum. Makaya means many leaves, and those leaves become baths, teas, and treatments that pull out...