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In this show, I took the time out to talk about the anti-asian hate that has been reported on the rise. However, there has been news spreading that black folks are the main focus of this hate. Is white supremacy the hidden force behind this? How can we be keen to a divide and conquer strategy trying to create conflict amongst each other?

For this episode, I talk about the success of NASA with the landing of the Perseverance rover, and major artists taking advantage of talented up and coming. In the 2nd segment, I get into the possibility of money becoming obsolete and lastly… What is Pangeon?

In this short episode, I talk about The Lyfe Equation. In order for people to truly be free to choose their own destiny, they have to figure out their lyfe equation. Don’t allow yourself to live by other people’s rules. Who are you really? It’s up to you to draw up your own equation and apply it to your life and your surrounding community.

I HAVE REACHED MY 100TH EPISODE!!! WOW! It’s been fun doing this show. All the hard work, late nights and mess-ups. I’d like to thank all the guests on the show and, most definitely, all of the artists that have contributed music as part of this great podcast. Let’s go for 100 more!

This week, I didn’t get into any music. I just vibe over the Gamestop deal, India’s getting into their own cryptocurrency, the Wendy Williams show on Lifetime and more. It was supposed to be a short show but, you know, I always have to get into it.

For this show, I talk about women being able to walk home safely in Harlem, legislators with guns and Sonos radio. In the 2nd segment, I continue with my take on recent movies in 2020/21. In the last segment, I discuss Lyfeblood waving off Clubhouse. It’s a 2-star motel.

For this show, I talk about the end of the right. It’s happening. What will be left and what will be worse. Next, are a few reviews of some movies I’ve seen on vacation and, lastly, I get talkin' about the murmurings of a monthly stimulus. Has COVID opened the door for conversations about poverty and UBI?

The first show of 2021!It’s good to be back! In this show, we talk about the future of Hamada and DC movies, the siege from the barbarian horde and, in the final segment, the Nashville connection to what’s happening in America. None of these events surprises those who are honest. Just giving my thoughts.

Hey… I decided to have another short show. Considering we are at the end of 2020 (whew!) and many have to care of all things holiday-related, I decided to make this the last show for the year. So… I talk about hotels assisting in COVID, Apple iPhones, fusion reactors and Big Barry. Yeah… that guy. Happy Holidays and Happy New Year, folks! See you back here in early January!

I’m back with a full format to my show. I get into Jay and Will new Netflix movie, Thanksgiving eats, private security is needed for Hip-Hop and in the last segment, I get into society being demonetized. Well, not entirely. Let’s get prepared.

For this show, I give another straight talk because of my crazy schedule last week. I talk about a variety of topics like Lil Wayne, Dave Chappelle and the change over in the highest seat. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone. Let’s remember what is truly valuable in this year of COVID. Also, let’s remember the millions of indigenous people that were wiped out in the 15th century and on.

In this show, I do a little change up in the format. For proper preparation to do the Tech Startup event, I had to do a stripped down version to the show. No music or segments. I get into a variety of subjects like NASA mission, Gucci and Jeezy Verzuz battle, Quawan Charles and other topics. We’ll be back next week with a full show.

I have returned after a two week break to handle other things! Ok! So, in this show, I talk about Biggie induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and other topics in opening mentions. In the 2nd segment, I get into the end of the road after 4 years of this Muttenhead. Is it really over? Lastly, I finally get to review the HBOMax series Raised By Wolves. No, it’s not that good. lol

In this show, I have a special guest for G-COM’s In the Phone Zone. Welcome Jay Gilbert, co-founder of Label Logic. While working as VP of New Media and Online Marketing at Universal Music, Jay along with his partner Jeff Moskow, created the first digital-only label. We talk about music streaming, how COVID has affected the music business, favorite Batman actor (lol) and more. Check it out and enj...

In the opening, I talk about Gucci Mane’s artist getting caught up in the streets, Britney Spears conservatorship, Nigeria’s battle with police brutality dealing with SARS and Hollywood once again playing dum with Ancient Egypt. For the rest of the show, we have a special guest, Moses West, inventor of the Atmospheric Water Generator. What water crisis? You can pull H2O right out the air!

In the opening, I talk about COVID reaching the highest chair, the Breonna case, the Walking Dead returns and other topics. In the 2nd segment, I talk about an online discussion with Bonz Malone on supporting black business. In the last segment, I freestyle (didn’t have a final topic) on the toxicity of fame and the celebrities that know how to handle it.

In the opening, I talk about Torey Lanes lame come back, Breonna Taylor and Israel Idesanya’s win over Paulo in the UFC. In the 2nd segment, I speak on the calling of lyfeblood based on the current events and news coming out and lastly, my thoughts on the existence of God.

In the opening, I talk about Kanye making another statement but this time freeing artist, the passing of Supreme Court Justice RBG, Breonna Taylor and more. In the remainder of the show, I make my points after watching The Social Dilemma and how Lyfeblood has an entire different business model. Can we do something different from what social media is doing now?

In the opening, I talk about Doja Cat’s run in with Nas, Naomi Osaka woke win and other topics. In the 2nd segment, I talk about the issue of homelessness in NY and how to deal with the issue. It’s not as hard as you may think. In the last segment, I get into how Hip-Hop has always been under attack. It’s not surprising.

In the opening, I speak on the craziness of Dr. Dre’s divorce, status of the USPS, Terry Crews and more. In the 2nd segment, I speak on a conversation with a like-minded person and lyfeblood’s intended impact and, in the last segment, I speak on the therapeutic feeling of fruit and vegetable picking at a farm. If you haven’t tried it, you don’t know what you’re missing.

In the opening, I discuss the passing of Chadwick Boseman, missing children and a bad Ty Dolla Sign’s music video. In the 2nd segment, I continue on the March and what we should be doing besides the usual every 4 years. Lastly, I go into detail on what took place after the death of Jacob Blake.

In the opening, I talk about Meg the Stallion coming forward about Torey Lanes, the Flint resident settlement and more. In segment 1, I speak on the prime rules of making a relationship work and the last segment gets into the current condition of our surroundings. Is it the down fall or can it be the rebirth? It’s up to us to decide.

In this episode, I get into how to deal with the new head honchos stepping in (You know who I’m talking about), a 4 day work week and Fresh Prince reboot. In the segments, I meet Akon’s comments about African-Americans and slavery on VladTV and the idea of UBI (Universal Basic Income) supported by important public figures in 16 different cities.

In this episode, I get into Megan the Stallion and Cardi Wet Ass P*ssy (No Pun Intended), the protests in Portland, Oregon and more. In the two segments, I speak on the Lyfe Transfer Centers that Lyfeblood will eventually explore and what it is to live a life of a lyfer. Actors and musicians have interesting, care-free lives. Is that just for artists or can it be for everyone?

In this episode, I talk about Joe Rogan and Ben Shapiro, being inspired by Beyonce in Black is King, what does a new African look like, an article about memes and Meg in Okayplayer and lastly how business monopolies are against everything that business is intended to be. Even business is eating business alive.