Errrrybody Ain't Able

Hosted by J Mac, always on point like a Sharpie, and the ever-entertaining Ant Banks, with your favorite homegirl Mia by our side. Sponsored by Co-Star Studios and Mac Juice, this is the place where you can speak your mind without any restrictions. In this episode, we dive deep into the unexpected controversies surrounding the Montgomery Boat Incident. You won't believe how a simple boat maneu...

Get ready to challenge societal norms and laugh your way through thought-provoking insights. In "Do You Really Need Alcohol at Every Function?" we go beyond the surface to unravel the intriguing dynamics of booze-infused events. Is alcohol a social lubricant or an enabler of chaotic interactions? Can you truly have a blast without a drink in hand? We dive headfirst into the absurdity of...

The atmosphere is electric, and the hosts waste no time in presenting their unfiltered opinions. Mia, the unapologetically outspoken homegirl, suggests the topic of Keke Palmer's situation with Usher, igniting a passionate debate between the hosts. Jay Mac, known for his on-point insights, acknowledges the validity of both Keke and her baby daddy's concerns, highlighting the importance of...

In this lively and thought-provoking conversation, The cast dives into the importance of support in various aspects of life. They discuss the contrasting dynamics of support from friends versus support from strangers, highlighting how strangers can sometimes offer a more profound level of support. They examine the impact of perception and how people from the past may not fully recognize personal g...

We share some personal stories and conversations from my middle school and high school days. From discussing fashion trends like big jeans and skinny jeans to reflecting on social interactions and unexpected conversations during adolescence, this video is filled with humorous anecdotes and observations. Join me as I reminisce about the past and explore topics such as popularity, body language, and...

The discussion centers around the question of whether it is considered colorism when someone expresses a preference for a certain skin tone in a romantic partner. The group delves into the nuances of the issue, exploring the definitions and implications of colorism, as well as sharing personal experiences and opinions. The conversation is lively and candid, touching on issues of societal beauty st...

The discussion revolves around whether it is acceptable to hate someone and the difference between hating someone and being unforgiving towards them. The participants share their personal views and experiences, including instances where they have had strong dislikes or resentment towards someone, but not necessarily hate. The conversation also touches on the emotional impact of hate and how it can...

Jmac and Savage discuss, how long they've known each other, event planning, and the challenges of being truthful in a world full of yes-men. The conversation also touches on the topic of how some men will go to great lengths to impress or be with women, even if it means sacrificing their own values and integrity.

The value of free information, also known as "free game." The speakers discuss the subjectivity of free game and how it can be valuable to some individuals but not to others. They give examples of how free game can be found in different contexts, such as social media or college courses. The conversation also touches on how free game can be used as a marketing strategy, such as a musician...

This episode tackles various topics related to societal behavior, music, and personal experiences. Jmac introduces the conversation and the guests, Shea Harris, an entrepreneur and rapper. They discuss how people disregard other people's experiences and feelings and how some people tend to follow others' opinions and not stand for their own beliefs. The conversation touches on societal nor...

We hope you enjoyed our article about the difference between working for yourself and working for someone else. We understand that the decision to go into business for yourself is a big one, and it's one that is best made after careful consideration. If you're thinking of taking the plunge into entrepreneurship, we hope that this article was helpful to you and that you are able to make the...

Jmac and J'Len, on the first episode of a show called "Real Talk." The conversation revolves around the work of J'Len's family business, which is event planning with a focus on inflatables and carnival themes. They discuss their commitment to supporting black-owned businesses and keeping money in the community. They also touch on the idea that black people are often vocal abo...

Today's topic is why the internet has been so boring lately. We discuss the lack of good narratives and stories in today's entertainment compared to the peak era of middle and high school. They explore how content creation has changed from the days of Vine to TikTok, and why scripted content is noticeable and lacks humor. The conversation also delves into the dying state of music and rap, with the...

Jmac introduces his new platform called Real Talk, where he plans to have one-on-one conversations with real people about real topics. He explains that he's interested in learning from different people's perspectives and believes that communication is the best way to learn. Jmac wants to record these conversations to share with others and provide valuable insights and knowledge that he's gained fr...

In this video, we explore some of the most controversial and thought-provoking issues related to social media and the internet. We delve into topics such as people's messed up sense of humor and why some jokes offend while others don't. We also examine whether people are easily offended by social media, and if platforms like Twitter and Snapchat are breeding grounds for trolls and online hate. Thr...

The hosts and special guest delve into the topic of whether labels have a negative impact on society. They discuss how labels can negatively affect individuals and groups, leading to stereotypes, discrimination, and limiting beliefs. They share personal experiences of being labeled and how it affected them. The hosts and special guest also talk about the positive aspects of labeling, such as setti...

They explore whether reinventing yourself means changing who you are or changing people's perception of who you are. The hosts debate whether reinventing oneself is necessary for growth or if it's a form of faking it. They also examine why people often have a negative perception of reinventing oneself, especially in college. Using examples like 2 Chainz, they discuss how people can reinvent themse...

In this episode of the podcast, the hosts discuss why people add random people to their private Snapchat stories. They express their confusion and frustration with the practice, and debate the point of a private story. They also mention how they add people to their friend count and reminisce about adding people on Snapchat when it first came out. Overall, the conversation is humorous and informal,...

We all lie from time to time. At least we tell white lies, but those aren't always bad. Lying is not a good thing, but sometimes it can be good for everyone. This blog will take a look at how lying is both good and bad. Is it something in us that makes us lie? Uh... No. We are all capable of being honest and not lying. Our lies may be white lies, or we may tell a little fib, but we all have the ab...

Police brutality is a big issue in America today. The problem seems to be growing and no one is sure what to do about it. We are here to talk about police brutality and why it is becoming a huge issue today. We will also analyze the process that police go through when they are being hired by departments. It's been in the news recently that police are brutally beating people. This makes many people...

Music has long been a commercialised venture and the major players in terms of the industry have long since been given their own names. Labels such as Motown, Stax, Sony, Universal and Virgin have been controlling the music industry for years. However with the drop of the price of production and the rising number of musicians and musicians, the music industry is beginning to be inundated with musi...

What is Errrrybody Ain't Able?  This podcast is lead by four young adults in the gap. The gap is a term for people that are in a specific age group from 20-26. While in this gap age range sometimes people just can't say what they want to say! A lot is lost between the high representation of younger kids and the forced perception of older adults. So, this is a platform for a plethora of differ...

As a black person one of the questions we can ask ourselves is should we support other black owned businesses to help support black business. However there are two different debates about this question the first being if you aren't supporting black businesses are you really supporting the black community? The second question is if you are supporting black businesses do you have a responsibility to...

Friendships between men and woman is not “one size fit all”. As we know there are innate differences between the male and female gender. To start with communication behavior and styles are different. Gender communication differences include several aspects. It’s almost impossible to think that a man and woman can have a strictly platonic relationship. In this article I will discuss the gender diff...

Why do you need goals? Why should you set goals? These are the two questions often asked when talking about goals. I have a different view on goals. As long as you are honest with yourself about your goals, then goals can be beneficial for you. Read on for more.. When setting goals for your personal life, it can be easy to feel like you are not living in the moment. Sometimes when you are setting...