The Bleezy Show

In this episode the host talks about Brittany Griner and her detainment in Russia. He also speaks about Women being empowered and needing to show my more support of one another to advance to the next level.

In this episode the host speaks about the Russian Ukraine conflict and ways we can be proactive contributors to this feud. He also speaks about the issue with celebrities misusing their platforms when fighting social justice issues. He finishes up by paying homage to the Kanye Doc and being grateful for sharing his journey.

In this episode the host declares The Friend Zone officially dead. He also talks about our fear of commitment and our attraction to disappointment. He also speaks about the stupidity of social media accounts for peoples pets and bathroom etiquette.

In this episode the hosts talks about the new holiday Galentines day and why it should not be celebrated. He also speaks about a personal situation in where he feels friendship should trump strangers invitation. He also gives his take on the Superbowl and whos gonna win.

In this episode the hosts talks about his recent travels to the West Coast and why the grass isn't greener on the other side. He also talks about the Joe Rogan controversy and why Spotify and Black creators need to voice their opinions on the dangers of racist rhetoric. He also speaks on Black Future Month and where he see the race in the next 100 years

In this episode the host talks about the mysterious death of Lauren-Smith Fields. He speaks about the tragic death of Ian Alexander Smith. And he pens a message to Black women addressing why they feel betrayed by black men.

In this episode the host commemorates Dr. MLK Jr. He speaks about transphobia and how everyone is entitled to their own preference.  He also speaks about recent weather phenomenons that have taking place recently.

The host talks about Maya Angelou becoming the first black woman on U.S. currency and why we shouldn't celebrate so soon. He also talks about the current crisis of our U.S. education system and speaks about redefining masculinity. 

The host speaks about the Antonio Brown situation , and the one year anniversary of the January 6th insurrection. He also talks about the Kazakhstan situation and reviews the movie Dont Look Up.

The host wraps up the tumultuous year that was 2021. He speaks about obtaining a new career and leading a new lifestyle. He also discusses outdated NYE traditions that are overrated.

The host returns from a break with new perspectives on the pandemic. He also discusses recent films he has seen since being out of commission and gives a very strong opinion on the dynamic of black families.

In this episode the host talks about the recent death of Young Dolph. He speaks about other rappers who faced similar deaths in their hometown He also speaks about the current case against Kyle Rittenhouse and about Ahmaud Arbery. He also talks about gun laws and a possible reformation to reduce deaths in the country.

In this episode the host speaks about the common issue with people being overlooked everyday. He also speaks about how we can do more to unveil these people who feel unseen and make it a priority to help them.

The host reviews recent election results from Tuesday. He speaks about voter suppression and lack of political parties. He also speaks about how many people believe election results are fraudulent and the repercussions we can have as a nation if we continue down this path.

The host shares his Halloween Experiences and gives his takes on the spirit of Halloween and how he would improve it. He also speaks about costume ideas and trick or treat alternatives

In this episode the host celebrates his 30th birthday. He also explains his new role in society and how he wants to carryout his goals. He also talks about living with regret and taking advantage of opportunities. 

On this episode the host talks about meeting our parents expectations and the positive and negative effects of it. He also speaks about walking your own path and being in control of your own life.

In this episode the hosts broaches the topic of modern men and their weirdness when it comes to approaching women. He also speaks on the acceptance of the weird behavior and why it is essential to the development of men. He also speaks on the roles women should play when being approached by weird men.

In this episode the hosts speaks about the experiences of black people in America and how learning about those experiences can overall improve society. He also speaks about the relationship America has with black people and how it needs to change moving forward.

In this episode the hosts reflects on his mortality and realizes the changes needed to move forward. He speaks about perfection being the enemy of progress, and living the life you design for yourself. He also speaks on things you should not be doing as you get older.

In this episode the host speaks about the vastly growing problem of selfies being taken. He also discusses the misuse of technology in children and the potential harms it can cause for the future. 

In this episode the hosts deep dives into the troubling past of dealing with toxicity. He speaks about how being stigmatized at an early age can hinder ones personal growth and well being. He also recalls two friends of his adolescence years who faced similar punishments whose endings turned out differently from his own. 

In this episode Blair discusses preparation and opportunity being on table and how to deal with it. He also speaks about having good influences in your circle and encouraging the people around you to do the right things. He also speaks about the importance of being the supportive friend.

In this episode Blair speaks about the traumatic experience of climate change and how we should combat the effects of it. He also speaks about the failure of government policies and what changes he would make if he were to become a politician. 

Blair dives into the controversy of homophobia and African American men and talks about his personal upbringings and the conflict of LIl Boosie and Lil Nas X. He explains why the LGBTQ community and Black men have more in common then what society leads us to believe. He also tells the infamous untold story of his one time going to Feathers.