Brooklyn Free Speech Radio

Fly on The Vag Wall with Special Guest Modah   Special Guest Genius behind IG's Bathroom KIKI, Modah joined Angela and Marien on what it is like Dating in the Gay Community, why he is a vagoligist and why Self Love Is The Best Love!

The Black Palate, your destination for a laugh, smile, a mind blow, or maybe even a tear.

Sports Social with Ed Easton Jr featured a look back at NBA All-Star weekend in Los Angeles and LeBron James’ verbal battle with a Fox News commentator. Brooklyn Nets players D’Angelo Russell, Spencer Dinwiddie and Jarrett Allen participated in a tour of the Black Fives Era portraits at Barclays Center led by the foundations Executive Director Claude Johnson.   Check out Keepingitrealsports.com &a...

Jazz, Just The Way We Like it is a weekly podcast series discussing and playing those jazz classic songs of the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s.

Sometimes interviews, sometimes heated arguments, the CULTR podcast is a look at politics, sex, culture and NY underground music seen through the eyes of 4 young adults. Hosted by: Amee Apedo, @ ameeapedo , actress and star of the short film "Flowers" which is available on view on Amazon and Cinemax; Dari Jackson, @ nicefitdari , photographer and found of the CULTR media collective; Jaz Sampson, @...

Three Things or Less.. Angela and Marien talk about what they are willing or not willing to put up with when dealing with a potential mate! Kyle Jenner had her baby, The Four Crowned a winner and Quincy Jones spilling Tea with receipts!

On Episode 14, Zachary and Johnathan chat it up with, not one, but TWO special guests: Honorary Member MaryMartha Ford-Dieng and Actor Jeremy Abram! We explore what it’s like navigating the workplace while black, colon cleansing, Quincy Jones, Patti Labelle, and other things. 

Sports Social with Ed Easton Jr featured an inside look at the recent women’s evolution in sports entertainment as I attended an event with WWE Superstars stars Lana & Natalya. The ladies discussed the first ever women’s Royal Rumble, Ronda Rousey and the Mixed Match Challenge. David “Dr. Black” Harwell discussed the recent changes in WWE and hopes for the future with social media. A special r...

The Angry Black Man provides commentary on the political and economic conditions of black folk.

Jazz, Just The Way We Like it is a weekly podcast series discussing and playing those jazz classic songs of the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s.

BJ Evans and Elizabeth Kracunas from BRIC Performing Arts gives you a rundown of all the incredible events happening this fall at BRIC.

A discussion of business and management issues.

This is our SEASON 4 Premiere y'all!! We are so excited to be back and we couldn't have chosen a better guest to start the season off with! Allow us to introduce you to Sir Knight, Co-Founder of the primary Black Trans* News Resource - BlackTransTV! We spend our first episode back talking to Sir about his thoughts on Black Unity, the responsibility of educating ourselves and what it takes for blac...

The Dance Union is a podcast where members of the NYC dance meet, discuss, share stories, and provide resources and support as we navigate through the field of dance.

Ep 12: You're Only As Faithful As Your DM'sDoes Social Media change who you are when you have a significant other? How much should you change for your partner? Angela and Marien discuss Monique because she gave them so much material!

On Episode 13, This QPOC Life we chat it up about the Grammys, Broadway, the juxtaposition of White Fragility to Black Expression, the Spice Girls Reunion, Maxine Waters and more! Follow us on social media: @thisQPOCLife

Sports Social with Ed Easton Jr featured a complete recap of Super Bowl 52 as the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the New England Patriots to win their first Super Bowl. A look back at the controversial rumors heading into the halftime show starring Justin Timberlake and the latest members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Check out Keepingitrealsports.com & SportsSocialPod.com for more informati...

Jazz, Just The Way We Like it is a weekly podcast series discussing and playing those jazz classic songs of the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s.

The Dance Union is a podcast where members of the NYC dance meet, discuss, share stories, and provide resources and support as we navigate through the field of dance.

We visited Old Frog Pond Farm in Harvard Massachusetts and got spoiled with some great organic food, a sculpture walk, and some healing hospitality.

Tory interviews Aileen Kyoko, who wrote and acted in Project:Girl's episode "Bella." They chat about female friendships and social pressure, Wondering why this episode ends so abruptly? Tory and her guest Sharinna Allan had so much fun talking about sex, drugs and girlhood that it had to be broken into two parts. Stay tuned! and how it carries into adulthood.

On Episode 12, This QPOC Life officially joins the BRIC Media Arts Center family of podcasts. The gang gets a little heavy with the first in a series of intentional discussions on race. Our goal is not only to create a safe and fun listening space for QPOC everywhere. We want to establish meaningful dialog on issues that affect us as as people who live on the intersection of being Queer and POC.On...

Episode 11 : What is The Point of Getting Married/Why Don't You Want To? Angela and Marien discuss the age old question... Why Get Married?with Guest Jay and Brian from Team Wingate

Sports Social with Ed Easton Jr featured an in depth interview with Tim Kitzrow, legendary voice of the NBA Jam video game series discussed the franchise’s 25th anniversary and his new game Mutant Football League. Tim Kitzrow’s Twitter - @Tim_KitzrowThis week’s sounds focused on the 75th anniversary of the Rockford Peaches of the legendary All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. The NY Gi...

Episode 6: What is clit feminism? with sexologist Mal Harrison. We talk with Mal Harrison, director of the Institute for Erotic Intelligence, who gives us a brief history of the clitoris and talks about the importance of eroticism. The clitoris has a long history of discovery and rediscovery-dating back to the 16th century, with notable discoveries in the 1700s and 1840s with Georg Ludwig Kobelt....