Your Support Group Podcast

In this episode we speak with Rosa M. Green Owner of 48-Hour LLC. A business unlike any other, that helps new and aspiring business owners complete the formation of their business within 48-hours. We discuss what is in the 48-Hour package, how she got to the point of creating 48-Hour LLC, managing time and so much more!   

Who doesn't love bacon? We are talking about our inconsistent economy that just doesn't make any sense in this episode. Find out Kenny's bugged out conspiracy, Q's love of new people moving to Florida and, why gators and the housing market are one in the same.  

In this episode we discuss the smack heard around the world, what possibly caused it other than the obvious interaction, the build up and how it could have been prevented.   

In this episode we discuss can men and women be friends without one party wanting something more than just a friendship and the confirmation hearing of Ketanji Brown Jackson, listen to our possible theories of what the outcome might be and the many segway topics surrounding it. 

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We are joined by Tamika Williams of On the move career solutions to discuss people resigning from their jobs and how it came about. We'll discuss the reasons why and the light that may be for some at the end of the tunnel. Also, we will be officially renaming the great resignation to something that is more becoming.    To connect with on the move career solutions click this link: https:/...

In this episode we discuss women's history month, Q declares that she is a woman and hear her roar while Kenny talks about love and respect for women, it's a battle of the sexes with both players being on the same team. Would that still be a battle, tune in to find out! 

In this episode we discuss whether or not we should run for a congressional seat, gas prices, the prez's state of the union address, are we in 1985 and how all this crazy is affecting us.   

In this episode we highlight a few historic black communities of the past Black Wall st., Harlem and Overtown. The dynamics and why they worked so well then, we dive into whether or not something like that can work in today's society. 

This episode we discuss little known black history facts, like who is Betty Boop actually modeled after and did Jackie Robinson actually have a big bro? Tune in!  

Hey you, In this episode we have a brief discussion about music in the black community, from it's first recording artist to now. All I want to know is when that baseline drop and you hear "Cash money taking over for the 99 & the 2000" what will you do, tune in! 

In today's episode me and Q discuss some black inventors and the everyday things that they are responsible for. Some of the inventors are known others aren't we even have a surprise inventor to add to the list so tune in.  

This week Q and I have a discussion about why the shortest month is the most significant! We have a lot packaged into this 26 minute episode so listen in.  Don't forget to subscribe, rate and share someone else my need to hear this.

Yes, the title is correct we are talking about tax returns today and possible ways to spend what's burning a hole in your pocket without getting into trouble. Q and I are joined by Skip Pulley a multimedia, business owning heck of a guy and we talk about the issue as well as they solution with multiple hilarious stories along the way. So, join us! Skip Pulley's contact info: All Social Media Platf...

In today's episode, me and Q discuss little known facts about Dr. Martin Luther King, his last speech in Memphis and what it could of possibly stirred up and why we believe MLK was way hardcore than what everyone thinks.  

On today's episode of Your Support Group, Q is back and we discuss the Antonio Brown situation, crazy Facebook post and how unbalanced black protest can be, Tune in! And if you'd like to Support the podcast check out the links below and in the bio!

Hey y'all, we are back for the New Year and ready with fresh support after a holiday hiatus. In this episode me and the missus, discuss new year resolutions and achieving goals in the new year. Also, RIP Betty White (Damn you to heck 2021)

In this episode, me and Q try to discuss Kwanzaa and why its starting to disappear but some how end up discussing not just Kwanzaa and we try to figure out a quick way to solve and help Kwanzaa's discourse. So, hop on the Mkeka with us, bare with our Kuumba and please just have Imani with us. Also, be glad that I typed that instead of trying to pronounce it....... 

On today's episode me and Q discuss the topic of black mental health and how it was and currently still a topic that is avoided, also we dive into other topics of mental health and even share our stories.  If you or someone you know is not feeling your best and no where to turn please try one of the numbers listed below  1-800-662-HELP (4357) 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

Today's episode is a lost file/continuation from an episode a few Frantic Fridays ago, we talk about taking pride in our community and we finish the discussion of getting along within our community to make the future better. Join us in this discussion and we'll be back soon! 

Today's episode we discuss the new Covid variant with old habits in place, what we can do to prevent a wild out break and just share a few laughs, come on in and join us.  

In this episode me and Q discuss the Kyle Rittenhouse case, dissension in the black community and much more.

l asked the big question and no this one doesn't come with a ring, am I a racist? This question is and a whole lot more will be answered today also, stay on after to hear a snippet of the future of Frantic Fridays.  Merch Amazon

We are ending it, as it is currently formatted and switching to a more perspective, empowerment, current events type of format. Something more edible for the weekend.  FYI I didn't spell frantic wrong, that's a clue of what's  to come.   Merch

In today's episode we will discuss whether or not you're prepared if a natural disaster or some type of craziness happens  Link tree