The Dr Boyce Breakdown

The ladies in Fly Nubian Money speak about the idea that a human being can be a bad or good investment.

Jaylen Brown who used to play for the Boston Celtics but now plays for the Philadelphia 76ers is speaking a language about investing that could provide a breakthrough for Black athletes to finally have equity and ownership in the businesses that they participate in. Dr. Boyce Watkins is a finance PhD and founder of the Black Business School. He'll also be on the faculty at Morehouse this fall....

Dr Boyce speaks about the politics and financial implications of jay z and hip hop.

Watkins explains the subtleties of getting people to invest in your business, and he talks about various theories like signaling theory and proof of concept as critical aspects of proving to potential investors that your investment is worthy of consideration.

Dr Boyce gives the secrets to wealth and winning.

Dr Boyce speaks on the dangers of credit cards and bad culture.

Dr Boyce speakins on wealth in the black community.

Dr Boyce talks about Yung Miami and Spend dat

Constance Carter explains Why Working Hard Isn’t Enough to Build Wealth Anymore

In this powerful episode, Dr. Boyce Watkins breaks down the cultural forces driving the decline of Black wealth toward zero. He exposes how modern influences—especially hip‑hop culture—have shifted from empowerment to economic self‑sabotage. What began as a voice for liberation has, in many cases, become a marketing engine for consumerism, debt, and short‑term gratification. Dr. Watkins explains h...

Dr Boyce analyzes the impact of toxic hip hop music on black culture. Yung Miami's song spend dat not only encourages risky behavior, it also leads to more economic desperation.

Dr Boyce speaks with Taaqiy Grant, founder of the film Hapi, about the economic lessons of ancient Egypt.

Dr Boyce Watkins explains why black businesses don't develop due to poor economic soil

Dr Boyce Watkins shares the financial information that every young person needs to hear.

Dr Boyce Watkins speaks of the transferable skills that often lead to wealth that are forgotten by black people

Buying Black is not charity. It is an economic strategy. Every time we spend money, we are casting a vote for the businesses, families, and communities we want to survive. When Black dollars immediately leave our community, they create jobs, ownership, and wealth somewhere else. But when we intentionally support Black-owned businesses, we give those entrepreneurs the revenue they need to hire empl...

Dr Boyce Watkins talks about Donald Trump's strange meme coin adventure.

Dr Boyce talks about the high cost of making money as an athlete.

Dr Boyce has an honest conversation about reparations and the black community.

Dr Boyce speaks with students about black economics and answers questions

Dr Boyce speaks about the stock market crashing and evidence that this is going to happen.

Dr Boyce discusses where black billionaires come from

The entertainment world is buzzing as Roc Nation faces a massive $100‑million lawsuit involving Moneybagg Yo’s agent. In this explosive episode, Finance PhD Dr. Boyce Watkins breaks down the business side of the drama — from contract disputes to the economics of celebrity representation. Dr. Watkins, known for his sharp financial insight and cultural analysis, dives deep into what this case reveal...

Dr Boyce Watkins talks about the decline of space x stock and other wealth related issues in the black community.

The ladies of Fly Nubian Money speak about body trends for black women