Our World Our Time

When you think of West coast Hip Hop who do you think of? N.W.A, Ice Cube, Snoop, E- 40, Too Short, DJ Quik, Hammer, Ice 0 T? This episode is about one of the first major stars of West Coast Hip Hop, The LA Dream Team. There are some stories as always about me growing up. Some rap battles. Check The LA Dream Team and enjoy this episode.

This episode is about slavery in Florida. With all the talk about how the state is looking to "change" history, I thought it was time to speak about the history in Florida and how slavery was or wasn't. Of course I go off track here and there but the topic is still pretty much about Florida. Thank you for listening and please do your own research. Enjoy

Ever wonder how the GPS system was created? I'm sure you're thinking, not really, but for those have had that thought cross your mind this episode is for you. Dr. Gladys West had a major hand in the making of the GPS. I also talk about how the new Transformers movie was a 90's Hip Hop heads dream flick. Affirmative Action is spoken on too, and from there things get crazy. Please do you...

I'm not completely wrong about a lot of stuff, and that percentage lessen when I speak on my show. This is that rare occasion. I got the two John Hanson men confused. matter of fact I never knew there was a white man with name, I have been merging the two lives together for this one Black man. Thank you guys for the support, also here is the link to the actual 4th of July Mix Show . Yes, a sel...

This episode is about the great Moms Mabley. I also talk about Teddy Riley, and I say talk about him I mean get into some crazy place. There is a lot of childhood stories in this as with a lot of these episodes. We didn't time code anything. I will say the 45 minute mark is where the actual Black History Moment kicks in.

This episode is about the Black Gay Pride movement. I do get nostalgic at some point. Thank you for listening. Do your own research on the Black Gay Pride get down.

To all the fathers out there, HAPPY FATHER'S DAY. Still talking about Hip Hop music as well as gay Pride Month. If you're not up on Audre Lorde do yourself a favor and do some research on her. Thanks for listening. 0:00 Happy father's Day 4:13 Recap of Live At The Oasis 5:20 Bert & Ernie 13:57 Breast Feeding 15:13 Slow Jams 17:12 Boston's Hip Hop 19:27 Audre Lorde 25:24 Outro

June is Gay Pride Month and Black Music Month. Aside from giving you the Black history I pulled my soap box out and spoke about children books about slavery. I also speak about Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse. This episode is time coded because it is a longer episode than usual. 0:00 Thoughts on Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse 10:33 Thoughts on teaching young children about slavery 32:34 M...

First off, please forgive me for the sound quality. I didn't record the show the way I normally and luckily was streaming live on another platform. I had to basically record from the whole show from that site. With that being said, today's episode is about The Buffalo Soldiers. With being Memorial Day weekend this past weekend I had to do this about, to me, a highly overlooked piece of his...

Still playing catch up. Please excuse the mic mess up during the show, we were live, there's no retakes on live radio. This episode was supposed to be for Mother's Day. The story of The Trung Sisters is impressive and is a big deal in Vietnam, for better or worst. This is something that should be looked into. And I am still pushing for having June be the new Black History Month... Please u...

There are people and moments that get overlooked in history. Rarely does anyone bring up Emperor Akbar. We also talk about the NBA and that is going on there as well as the reimagining of American history when it comes to slavery.

It is easy to not so much forget but overlook that people who weren't Black in America but weren't White has their own battles for inclusion and equality. in the 1800s there was a Chinese Exclusion Act. Going to a school with white children fell under that act. A case in the 1880s challenged that act in the state of California. In the 1950s another case looked to change the way things were...

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month as well as Mental Health Month and I think something else that isn't on my mind at this point. This episode we talk about how Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month came to be in May. I also talk about Star Wars Day as well as Martin Luther King Jr and Black History Month. To say this episode is all over the place is an unde...

Earlier this week the great, iconic Harry Belafonte passed away. This episode is about him. I didn't speak on his music or acting but more so how he was an activist. Please do your own research on this man enjoy the show. Thanks for rocking with me.

When we think of great Hi Hop record labels one name that should be in everyone's top five is Sugar Hill Records. I understand that as time goes on and decades pass us by the importance of old labels that no longer exist get lost. We're talking the first label of Hip Hop though. With that comes a name that has also been forgotten in history... Sylvia Robinson. This episode is about the &qu...

I am going on the expedition to New Mexico and have some reason to fear that I may be annoyed by some individual since I am a mulatta, and it is proper to protect my rights in such an eventuality by an affidavit showing that I am a free woman, unmarried and the legitimate daughter of Hernando, a Negro, and an Indian named Magdalena . . . . I therefore request your grace to accept this affidavit, w...

It's Woman's History Month and ALL MONTH we will be talking about Black females from all over. This episode we're talking about the great Althea Gibson. Please do your own research on this woman.   Blackceezar@gmail.com

We're back and THIS isn't a Black history moment. This is about what was a bit of a controversial a few weeks, Billboards Top 50 Rappers.  Blackceezar@gmail.com  

The first show of Black History Month. I know I've said many times I would never, NEVER do an easy person like Fredrick Douglas. The thing is he is the main reason why we have Black History Month. Carter G. Woodson who I mistakenly called him Charles... Stain on me for that one. But Woodson wanted to celebrate Black excellence of that time. He then chose February because it was the birth month Dou...

When you think of sugar you should think of Norbert Rillieux. I know sugar gets a bad rap, and it should but we can't blame Norbert Rillieux. Please do your own research on this man and enjoy this episode.

This was actually the last Black History Moment of 2022, I told you before I don't do this in chronological order. This is about Septimius Severus. A lot of people have no idea this is a Black man. Please do your own research and enjoy the show, 

This amazing story came across my timeline on social media, it was about Elizabeth Key Grinstead. The post was more so about who she is related than the historical achievement that she should be known for. I look into the story and found out she was from what is now know as Newport news Va. Grinsyead was the first slave of African descent to be awarded her freedom.  Enjoy this and please do y...

The first episode of the new year and it is about Haiti. In 1804 they became independent. his also the 100th episode and I want to say thank you to all those who have been listening. Do your research on on the Haitian revolution and enjoy the show. email blackceezar@gmail.com

This a one of those somewhat recent moments of history that wasn't really spoken about here in America and then just overlooked by the world. Do some research on Muammar Gaddafi and this bold investment. Enjoy

When we think of the people behind video games as far as coming up with software and putting it together we don't think of Black people. Jerry Lawson was one of the first, if not the first Black dude to be there in the early stages. Do you own research and enjoy the show