Tha B Syde Podcast Show

After being on the road with ME as MY camera man for sometime now I decided to sit down with a friend (Antwon Porter) and conversate while relaxing and preparing for the 3rd Annual Gang Prevention Summit in Orangeburg SC.

For people in a wheelchair their wheels are like their legs and to be without mobility is reminder of the things that they can not do. Some disabled people can communicate better than others but what's important is that they all deserve to be heard. On this episode Kadesha tells me how she feels about her wheelchair being broken.

The key to life is finding balance! In this episode Ca$ino Roulette talks about what went into the making of Audemars & Scars.

 For those that don't know I have a disabled daughter with cerebral palsy  and is wheel chair bound. Contrary to what some people may think  disable children are very smart! To me they just receive and process  information differently but when interacting with them you see that we  are all the same. 

Can't put new wine in 2 old skin....#switchingitup

How I feel isn't always what I show.

Music is therapeutic and for a year I've been in therapy. And it was within that year that I realized that GOD has favor upon my life and it was time that I surrender it al to him.

Ca$ino's friend / brother Baltimore M.C. Mak Lootchie comes on to the show to talk about his new soon to be released single titled "My Bad" as well as being received in foreign markets and future plans on marketing and other endeavors outside of music.

 Today WE have respiratory therapist and teacher Eddie Brown Jr. calling in to discuss  his views and opinions on the topic of Why Is Common Sense Not So Common Anymore? 

This episode showcases what's coming in 2019.

New unreleased music and a preview of what's 2 come in 2019.

Describing the vision.

A tribute to mothers worldwide!

Listen 2 the silence.

Exploring new ways to be a better ME through music.