No Ceilings with Glasses Malone

The No Ceilings crew discuss the global responsibility for slavery, the nuances of reparations beyond America, and the importance of understanding cultural contexts. They also jump into the dynamics of podcasting, the differences between reading and listening and the significance of nonverbal communication. Additionally, they reflect on the role of culture in music, the challenges of public percep...

On his birthday, Glasses Malone reflects on his journey in hip hop, the evolving of the New West Movement, the burden of representing culture, the need for artists to be the voice of the voiceless and the significance of maintaining the soul in hip hop music and much more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.    Rate, subscribe, comment and share. Follow NC on IG @Glas...

  The No Ceilings crew, joined by guests Nay (Glasses’ Niece), Joey Westside and Jobs dive  into the socio-economic implications of gang involvement, identity within communities, the impact of drugs on property values, and the perceptions of safety in gang territories. They also touch on the legalities and moral considerations of gang life, the need for understanding and empathy to...

Glasses Malone alongside Rose Gold Pete discuss the mastery and ownership of art regarding Kendrick Lamar's evolution as an artist, the cultural commentary embedded in hip hop lyrics, the struggles faced by artists and the responsibility they hold in representing their communities. They also speak on the complex issue of hip hop narratives, the importance of understanding the distinction between h...

Glasses Malone along with co-host Rose Gold Pete discuss the profound responsibility that comes with handling the dreams of others in the entertainment industry. They reflect on personal experiences, the importance of treating people's aspirations with respect. They also explore the evolving nature of hip hop, the impact of celebrity culture, the contrasting narratives of trauma and durability in...

The No Ceilings crew discuss everything from the impact of Kendrick Lamar's latest album, the evolution of hip hop, the importance of regional sounds and the representation of culture within the genre. They also touch on the dynamics of podcasting, Joe Budden’s role in shaping hip hop discourse, community engagement, the dynamics of West Coast and East Coast hip hop, exploring the cultural and son...

The No Ceilings crew dives into the new Kendrick Lamar album GNX and its cultural significance. They explore Kendrick's growth as an artist, the influence of Southern hip hop, the legacy of artists like Scarface, and the balance between cultural roots and mainstream success like Jay-Z and Nas. They also discuss the evolution of West Coast hip hop, its foundation in funk, the often blurred lines be...

The Black Effect Presents... No Ceilings! The No Ceilings crew examines the complexities of relationships, the dynamics of communication, trust, and the roles of ego and leadership. They explore the  societal expectations of masculinity, the importance of protection and provision and the impact of economic factors, the need for gratitude and appreciation in relationships and more. Tune in and join...

Glasses Malone and Rose Gold Pete discuss the revival of West Coast hip hop scene, the dynamics of relationships between established artists and newcomers, the importance of generational knowledge transfer, cultural identity and social currency associated with it. Also, they address the challenges young artists face in recognizing the value of wisdom from their predecessors and the necessity of un...

The No Ceilings crew, joined by special guest Tony Nario, discuss various topics such as cultural migration, identity, race, power dynamics in politics, and a detailed breakdown of the boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul, the current state of boxing, potential matchups for Jake Paul, the legacy of boxing legends like Mike Tyson and Bernard Hopkins, the implications of celebrity fights on...

The No Ceilings crew discuss the impact of loss and the legacy of Michael Jackson's 'Thriller'. They go into the cultural significance of hip hop and gang culture, exploring the historical context of urban communities and the dynamics of white flight and gentrification. They also critique the song 'Thriller', arguing its “overrated” status despite its iconic music video, the lyrical content of 'Th...

The No Ceilings crew, joined by special guest Ray'Jozz, discuss politics, entrepreneurship, and the experiences of the Black community in America. They dive into voting perspectives, misconceptions about conservatism, the opportunities available for Black entrepreneurs in a Republican administration, the role of media in shaping perceptions and the importance of financing and business growth strat...

The No Ceilings crew discuss life beyond hip hop, political insights regarding the current state of America, and a metaphorical comparison between Walmart and Sam's Club to illustrate economic conditions. They critique the emotional politics that shape public opinion and policy, the complex interplay between immigration, economic impact, and political dynamics in the United States, how immigration...

Glasses Malone and co discuss strategies in biotech, the economic freedom index, tariffs and globalization on American industry, the evolution of the American dream, the changing nature of wealth, business practices in modern society, the changing landscape of capitalism, the unique challenges faced by black entrepreneurs and more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.    Rate, s...

In this Bonus episode of No Ceiling, the self anointed thought leader Glasses Malone discuss the legal challenges faced by Gunna and Young Thug, the impact of substance abuse on recovery, the complexities of accountability in the music industry, financial strategies available to artists, the ethical considerations surrounding snitching within street culture, and the nuances of street credibility, ...

Glasses Malone and the crew discuss how conflicts can arise from personal relationships and the consequences of actions taken in the heat of the moment in light of the recent Lil Durk arrest. They debate the philosophical differences between street justice and vengeance, the importance of accountability and the emotional weight of relationships, the cultural perspectives regarding justice and the...

In this bonus episode, the No Ceilings crew discuss the evolution of masculinity, the generational shift in parenting, entitlement and the impact of technology on societal skills and responsibilities. They also examine the cultural accountability of artists such as Diddy and Rick Ross to name a few. The crew reflects on the changing definitions of success and the role of fathers in imparting essen...

The No Ceilings Crew chop it up about the Israel-Palestine conflict, the complexities of political narratives, the role of education in society, the ethics of pursuing money in creative endeavors, and navigating relationships within the music industry. They also discuss the complex issue and true purpose of education, the societal expectations surrounding college, the burden of student loans, the...

The No Ceilings crew go at it about the ethics of reporting on celebrity gossip, the complexities of navigating sexual orientation within the entertainment industry, the implications of allegations against public figures, the responsibilities of media professionals in shaping narratives and the impact of their reporting on public perception, parental instincts in the face of injustice, the societa...

The No Ceilings crew joined by Joey Westside, Twon Mack and Trap Bradshaw unpack the hustle culture affecting quality in business, the dangers of imitation, the balance between efficiency and quality in an ultra fast-paced world. They also discuss the need for individuals to find their unique voice and the value of time in pursuing meaningful work, the evolution of cultural identity in hip hop and...

The No Ceilings crew chop it up about the dynamics of competition in hip-hop, with the relationship between Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole. They discuss the implications of lyrical battles, the expectations placed on artists and the cultural significance of street identity in hip-hop. They also discuss the role of mainstream artists like Drake and the perception of black artists in the media and more....

On this bonus episode of No Ceilings Glasses Malone along with Rose Gold Pete, Norm Steele and special guest Twon Mack discuss the element of drug use at the  intersection of hip hop culture and the societal impact. They go into the nuances of how hip hop reflects and influences community narratives, the emergence of adult contemporary hip hop, and the glorification of drug culture in music. Also,...

Glasses Malone alongside Rose Gold Pete, Norme Steele and special guest Quiz discuss Ice Cube's evolution as an artist, the impact of drugs on the Black community, the significance of monetary success, the changing landscape of hip hop, and the importance of songwriting in achieving commercial success and much more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.    Rate, subscribe, commen...

Glasses Malone, joined by Rose Gold Pete, Norm Steele and AceBoyPun discuss the complexities of street culture, personal identity, and the impact of hip hop on society, the importance of accountability within the community, the consequences of crime, and the need for support systems for the youth. They also speak on advocating for community engagement, the importance of providing opportunities for...

Glasses Malone, joined by Rose Gold Pete discuss the responsibilities that come with wealth, particularly in vulnerable communities, the societal implications of actions taken by individuals in the hip hop industry, such as PNB Rock and Young Dolph, to illustrate the consequences of antagonism and the risks associated with street life and more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials belo...