Khaotic Kulture Podcast

For the first time ever, the Krew at Khaotic Kulture teamed up with a few family members of ours from the podcast Relatable vs. Debatable to bring you our first CROSSOVER EPISODE! Charvon, Sape, and HeyTy join us as we talk about Black Cinema ranging from Blaxploitation films, Black Trauma (and unfortunately a lot of Black Film is steeped in Black Trauma), Black 90s films, Biopics, Inspirational F...

The squad is back for another episode! On this edition we tackle some current events and challenges on Tik-Tok, Chloe x Halle, and any recent movies we've seen and can't wait for. Our main topic comes from Toxic energy and traits we have noticed in friendships and relationships and how to best tackle them. Be sure to follow us on IG @khaotickulturepod and on Twitter @Khaotic_Kulture. Also follow t...

Once again, the squad is back to discuss our favorite musical pieces of 2020. This includes some discussion of Hip-Hop traditionalism and Trap and some R&B albums we thought were good (or were lacking). We also discuss the influence of Tik-Tok and how it has changed the game in the music industry somewhat. The conversation does go off rails a bit as we discuss artists' censorship around childr...

The Khaotic Krew returns for another season of the Khaotic Kulture Podcast! This week we dive into the New Year as well as discuss the riot and attack on the U.S. Capitol by right wing extremists. Be sure to follow us on @IG @khaotickulturepod, @k3dthepro, @l.jr_96 and @_callmenasa and Twitter @Khaotic_Kulture, @K3DthePro, @Law96_, and @_CallMeNasa. Be sure to like and follow the Khaotic Kulture P...

Trailer for Season 2 of the Khaotic Kulture Podcast! Follow us on IG @Khaotickulturepod and Twitter @Khaotic_Kulture. Please like and follow our Khaotic Kulture Podcast Facebook Page! #EmbraceTheKulture #ETK

We've arrived at the season finale. We will back after Christmas (or sooner) for a whole new season and interviews! A HUGE THANK YOU to all the listeners out there who have given this platform a chance to succeed. We appreciate all your support and hope you continue to listen to us into the next year! #EmbracetheKulture

The day before Thanksgiving and boy do we have a special episode for you! Today's episode features an interview with a Hip Hop artist who is well known around Hampton University, Newport News, and has been making some noise in Richmond. Bruce Danet, aka Skuzii joins us in the Zone along with his roommate and business partner, Bruce B. Burton, Jr. aka Chubbsy Bear. Skuzii gives us some insight on h...

Welp, another week, another guest. This time I am bringing on my longtime friend and confidante, Ms. Alesa Danielle, to talk about a subject we don't often cover....RELATIONSHIPS. We only scratch the surface of our conversation (and there is some feedback thanks to mics and sound) but ultimately this was a conversation that was well needed. Be sure to follow her @MsAlesaDanielle on IG and Twitter....

What a turn of events this has been! We are back once again to give our reaction to the Presidential Election and what that means for us as a nation and a community. Follow us on Twitter @Khaotic_Kulture, @K3DthePro, @Law96_, and @_CallmeNasa. Follow us on Instagram @khaotickulturepod, @k3dthepro, @l.jr_96, and @_callmenasa. Like, share, and subscribe to our podcast and like the Khaotic Kulture Po...

What's good?? We're back and this time we are interviewing YET ANOTHER Hampton Graduate, Addison Hayden. This interview will include information regarding his work on the new Kandle Music App as well as some tidbits of encouragement while starting your own business. Also, it's ELECTION Day and it's not lost on us that this election is very important. Be sure you get out and vote TODAY! Be sure to...

For our thirteenth episode, we thought it fitting to add Miss Nása on a more consistent basis. So we welcome her back with open arms! Today's episode allowed us to really exam the state of sports (and why we have an issue with the way the owners have handled the whole situation regarding the virus and the fight for Black Lives), the Vice Presidential Debate, and the #EndSARS movement currently goi...

Ked and Law are back again! On this edition, Ked has an interview with, you guessed it, ANOTHER Hamptonian. Tremaine Wills is one of his former classmates at Hampton and someone he looked up to in the MBA program. Tremaine owns her own financial advisory firm, Mind Over Money, LLC, a company dedicated to eliminating the wealth gap and to teach financial literacy among African American women. Trema...

I'M BACK! Took a brief sabbatical to recharge and get some things done, but glad to be back on the mic. Unfortunately I couldn't coordinate my schedule with Law, so this will be a solo episode. This episode covers some random things I am enjoying right now, but also covers my concern for the Supreme Court and the fact Breonna Taylor will have no justice after Wednesday's announcement. Be sure to f...

I decided to drop a tribute to one of my favorite actors who recently passed away: Chadwick Boseman. This was very hard to record as I came close to crying a few times. The legacy this brilliant, talented, and humble actor left us will forever be felt across generations. His passing carries so much weight and leaves us with the responsibility to be our best selves. This is my tribute to a true Kin...

This episode includes an interview with a long time friend of ours, Darrell aka Phil. Me. In our discussion, we talk about Phli. Me's new project, Isupplytheproduct (out now on all platforms) and his music group, Universally Virginia. We also discuss the current events and our reaction to the death of another of our heroes. I'll have a special episode dedicated to him later. In the meantime, follo...

On today's episode, we continue the Music of Our Times series. This time we feature a Richmond hip hop artist and Hampton graduate, Tyrone Leake, Jr. and get a surprise visit from frequent guest and our good friend Nása (seriously, it was a genuine surprise cuz I had planned to interview her later LOL).  I also had our homie Steve in the background so don't be surprised to hear his voice as w...

DOUBLE FEATURE! Today is the first double feature as episode 7 & 8 will be released simultaneously. For episode 8 I had the pleasure of doing an interview with one of my best friends in Richmond. AmakhutMaati Tyehimba (or Ama) shares her thoughts on how Black Men and Women can survive the culture together and certain things she feels women are better at then men. Law and I then continue the conver...

DOUBLE FEATURE! So this week we are releasing not one, but TWO episodes! Episodes 7 and 8 will both be released simultaneously so don't miss out on the next episode immediately following this one. Law and I are back to give a recap of the last 6 or 7 months during the COVID-19 outbreak and the events that stuck out to us. **DISCLAIMER** So I realized halfway through my mic was not on. Thankfully I...

WE BACK! After a 2 week hiatus (and some technical difficulties) the two most dangerous minds, K3D and Law, are back on the mic. This week we bring back Nása for our conversation as well as introduce a new guest: Josiah Salette aka Juba. In this episode, Juba takes the opportunity to explain what LifeSpeakz is all about. We also delve into the importance of staying encouraged, why mental healthcar...

Due to technical difficulties, I could not get my co-host Law or any other guests on this one. So I'm riding solo again on this episode. This week I talk about the importance of wearing a mask during this pandemic (seriously, WEAR A F***IN MASK!), as well as share my thoughts on Jada Pinkett-Smith and her "entanglement" with R&B singer, August Alsina. I also want to share my thoughts on Hamilton:...

Law and I are back and this time, we have our first GUESTS! Arianna Calloway aka AriLashell and Chinasa Abiakam aka Nása join us for a riveting discussion about protecting our energy, drowning out negative thoughts, and being happy with yourself. And of course, these two are SONGBIRDS so you know we had to talk about the state of R&B in our culture. Be sure to follow us on Instagram: @k3dthepr...

*This is a solo episode*. So I decided this would be the Juneteenth episode because this episode really reflects on how I am feeling right now in society. As an African American male, I am livid on how my people still continue to struggle.  And you will hear my anger and how I try to fight back the pain and tears. But I also reflect on me as a whole, how I grew up trying to find love, why tho...

In this episode, Law and myself dig deep into the happenings of our communities and how we can combat the negativity surrounding the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. We also have a discussion about how hip hop changed from when we were growing up to what it is now and some of our favorites from 2020

For our first episode, it wouldn't be right if we didn't discuss the current climate of our community after the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis. So me and my co-host, Lawrence Suggs aka Law (a fellow Hamptonian and alum member of the Marching FORCE), talk about the situation as well as play music that inspires us and played a major role in our lives. Some of the tunes we play may be songs th...