No Cuffs No Chains Podcasts

On this episode, a special guest, Coach Lowery, joined us to discuss an incident in Apopka Flordia where one of his football players shot two of his teammates due to being "bullied," This incident has opened our eyes. We have decided to look deeper into the violence that is taking place in our communities because violence is steadily increasing. We need to do more as a community to stop the violen...

Did a Montgomery, Alabama, riverfront brawl help us or harm us as a community? Did this brawl show the world that we are capable of sticking together? We discussed our thoughts and opinions on how we felt about the Montgomery brawl. Is this brawl a celebration, or is it an example of how we are going to continue to come together and fight for one another? When we mention fighting, it does not mean...

In this episode, we discuss what womanhood means to us after someone from the LGBTQ community made statements that womanhood and menstruation don’t belong to biological women. A celebrity, Jess Hilarious, commented on the remark and posed the question, “Who is going to stand up for biological women?” Now she is facing backlash for speaking on how she feels. On this platform, we keep it authentic a...

We have to be selective on who we follow and who we idolize now a days. There are a lot of false idolize that are trying to lead us and the next generation down the wrong path. This episode we discussing the pros and cons of following the wrong individuals and/or following the wrong crowd. We also shared our role models and how they helped mold us to be the individuals we are today.

Studies say that the average lifespan of the dollar is approximately 28 days in Asian communities, 19 days in Jewish communities, 17 days in white communities — and just six hours in Black communities. Why does the dollar only circulate for 6 hours in the black community? What are some steps we can take to start changing this stigma and the statistics? From our experience we do know some of our pe...

What is toxic masculinity? What is masculinity? During this episode we wanted to challenge a few of our followers prospectives on the phrase toxic masculinity. We took the time to discuss masculinity and toxic masculinity from a man’s prospective. You can follow us on Instagram @nocuffsnochains. The artist of the week is Kia Harper!! You can find her music on all major plate forms such as YouTube,...

Feminism is the advocacy of women’s rights on the ground of the belief in the social, economic, and political equality of sexes. The belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities. The doctrine advocating social, political and all other rights of women equal to those of men. We believes today’s society has changed the true definition of feminism. From our experience we have n...

Racism, oppression, and segregation are real issues that many black Americans have endured for years and are still encountering today. In this episode, @liv_different22 and @oblack11 challenge each other's perspective on these topics as they discuss the following questions: Does racism continue to hold us back in today's society? Is it possible for us to ever overcome racism? Are there any concret...

Police brutality is a civil rights violation that occurs when a police officer inflicts excessive and, sometimes unnecessary, force upon a civilian. It is a continuous act that unfortunately continues to strike in minority communities. Many African Americans, such as George Floyd, Trevon Martin, Breonna Taylor, and Tyre Nichol, have been killed due to police brutality. This type of brutality conti...

Accountability, both from within and externally, is an important skill in achieving one’s goals. The word accountability is usually avoided because it’s not something that is taught at an early age. So in this episode, we talked about it because we believe more of us need to start holding ourselves, and others, accountable for our actions. because where there is no accountability there will also b...

How do you feel about getting the jab? In this episode, we share and discuss our thoughts about COVID-19 and the vaccine. We live in a world where most people are followers of the majority. On our platform, we want to encourage everyone to think for themselves. Take the time to educate yourself instead of listening and following the masses. We want to thank Brill for coming and blessing us with hi...

All over the world, women are enraged about the Supreme Court overturning the abortion rights case, “Roe vs Wade”. In this episode, we discussed this overturning and were joined by two special guests, Nae and Sydnee. As a podcast facilitated by two black men, we felt it was only right to discuss this issue with two other black women who happen to be a doctor and a marketer/life coach. These are tw...

We’re sure many of us have played a sport or have watched some type of sporting event. For those of us that played, we know what it takes behind the scenes, and remember the valuable lessons we learned to thrive as a team. Tune in as we discuss how sports helped shape us into the men we are today! We want to give a special shout-out to Kenny Shaw, an FSU national Champion, professional athlete, co...

“Loyalty: a strong feeling of support or allegiance to something” Have you ever been loyal to someone or something and the loyalty wasn’t reciprocated? It’s a big key to relationships, but how can you be loyal to anything if you aren’t loyal to yourself? Even in our community, we’re unloyal to each other. Do we have to build trust with our community to be loyal to one another? (We discuss this top...

In this episode, we discussed experiences that we believe helped develop us as men. In this society, men are frequently put down. So if anything, we as men need to uplift and hold each other accountable. To all men, comment below on what you believe helped you become the man you are today! We'd like to give a shout out to the artists of the week, Goldrose and Swizz. Follow them on IG @goldrose24k_...

Did your parents prepare you for this thing called life? During this episode we discuss what our parents taught us growing up, we discovered that our parents didn’t fully prepare us so that we had an advantage over life. As we know, parents set the foundation for their children’s future. Therefore, it’s pivotal that we have these discussions with the youth in the black and brown community on how t...

No Cuffs No Chains wants to give a special shoutout to Tim (IG @timothywtyler) for joining us on this episode to discuss controversial topics around homosexuality. Nothing was held back, and all parties were open and honest about their feelings.

On this episode, honest opinions were given on why men should or should not take care of their kids. We want to thank our special guest B.J for joining us and sharing his story on fatherhood. Follow him on IG @simsbj07. Song: Pumpthebrakes (prod. Goldgrain) by Lil Gem (IG @_made you look). Download his music on SoundCloud and iTunes. You can find us on IG @nocuffsnochains. Thanks for tuning in!

On this episode we are addressing another stigma, Why don’t black men date black women”? We took the time out to bring on a few special guest to help us discuss this stigma. We want to take this time to shout out the special guess (Cashmere, Chamayra and Slader) for blessing us with there in-site on this topic. Two black queens came on and gave us there honest opinions on why black men don’t date...

The host and cohost recorded a two part episode opening up and share a few of their trials and tribulations. No Cuffs No Chains podcast is all about being real and authentic, so the host and cohost decided to interview one another, so the audience can learn more about them. We wanted to take this time to connect with our audience a little more, so we decided to open up about some of our trials and...

We talked about Juneteenth and what the day is all about. The president signed a bill making Juneteenth a federal holiday and there is a few people that’s for the holiday and against it. We discussed why individuals would be for this holiday and why individuals Would be against the holiday. In a positive way, If you were the president what would your first steps be to try and change people’s minds...

We discuss a few common problems people have in relationships - and how to solve them. We teamed up with Adriene Moore Robinson a licensed  therapist located in California. We asked her to join us for another episode so she could give us some professional advice about relationship. In 2019 there were 14.9 divorces per 1000 marriages in America. Not only is Mrs. Robinson giving us relationship advi...

It’s stated that 60% of Americans lack a Will or Estate plan. No Cuffs No Chains Podcast teamed up with Attorney India Y. Ali live on Instagram to inform and educate the people about Wills, Trust and Estate Planning. If you missed the live you can tune in here and listen to the audio. The host Oblack shared his own personal journey and explained why estate planning is important. He also took the t...

No Cuffs No Chains X Kennel talk came together to discuss the topic relationships and dating in today’s society. A special shout out to Cadet his Instagram name is @cadet_365 the host of Kennel Talk podcast. We talked about relationships from a mans prospective. We were open and transparent about a few problems we have faced in our passed relationship. Growing up we didn’t have anyone to talk to u...

Welcome to our first episode of NoCuffs NoChains Podcast. Today we have a special guess Adriene Moore Robinson a licensed therapist. Today’s episode she will be helping us discuss mental health in the black and brown communities. We took the time to reach out to a licensed therapist to help us answer a few questions concerning mental health. Are you feeling mentally unbalanced? Do you need some ti...