Student loans are a problem for many Americans. They mire young people in debt for decades in order to obtain a degree. I disagree with the current collegiate system from standardized tests to student loans. Is there a paradigm shift needed in higher education? Roe v Wade the law protecting a woman's right to have an abortion could be overturned. I…

Perspectives on Modern Relationships are Trash! Let's be honest many people are just perpetuating misogyny and misandry for likes a views. In this episode I attack the misconceptions we have a about dating, relationships, and the roles of men and women. Definitely check this episode out!

President Barack Obama made history as the United States first African American President. Views in the Obama Presidency are rather polarizing. I provide my perspective on Obama's relationship to Black America. I also do a short analysis of him in juxtaposition with George W. Bush. Definitely check this episode out!! #blackhistory #barackobama #pod…

Were the Olmecs black? Or did a profound contact between African and Olmec cultures happen in antiquity? I use to episode to pay homage to Professor Ivan Van Sertima & his 1976 classic "They Came Before Columbus". I don't spend the entire episode regurgitating the entire book verbatim. I discuss the impact this book had on me as a student & person …

What are these concepts that we apply to men and women? What is Toxic Masculinity? What is Toxic Femininity? I examine each one of these concepts and the behaviors attributed to each. Yet, these concepts and behaviors are a symptom of the human condition. We must always adjust and question constructs. We must examine the trauma experienced due to c…

America prides itself on being a country that provides respite for the disenfranchised. "Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore" Is written on the Statue of Liberty. Yet this acceptance seems to only be extended to non-black people. The crisis with Haitian immigrants po…

How do marginalized communities benefit from crypto currency? Why should you invest in crypto? Have you ever heard of impact investing? Guest La Juana Chambers Lawson provides insight into the trajectory of cryptocurrency and its importance. We discuss the novel yet progressive concept of impact investing. We covered everything from political triba…

Is there a connection between chattel slavery that existed in the American south and mass incarceration? What is modern science teaching us about the role of plant medicines such as peyote, psilocybin mushrooms, and iboga in mental health? This episode is a part two to Episode 68 "Smoke Sesh". In this episode I want to explore the ramifications of …

Episode 69 "The Golden Era" When people discuss Hip Hop, you often hear the term "Golden Era". In this episode I provide an alternative take on this concept in Hip Hop. I believe that there was a ten year Golden Era. This Golden Era was from 1988 until 1998. Also, I argue that 1998 was the more impactful year in Hip Hop. In 1998 there weren't just …

Why was cannabis made illegal initially? Why has cannabis been demonize more than other dangerous substances such as alcohol and cigarettes? In this episode I discuss the legalization of marijuana in the state of Virginia. My perspective on the prison industrial complex and the war on drugs. Definitely listen, like, comment and share!!…

Episode 67 of No Truths Barred "The Collective" is available now! In this episode of No Truths Barred myself and the Truu Talk Podcast covers a few issues. We discuss the student loan crisis which is a problem for people in the U.K and the U.S. Is the traditional 9 to 5 about to become obsolete? Why are marriage rates dropping? Are millennials and …

On this episode I have Dr. Adam Ewing on as a guest. Dr. Ewing is a Professor in African American studies and the author of "Age of Garvey" In this episode we discuss the ideological roots of Marcus Mosiah Garvey. Marcus Garvey was the leader of the Universal Negro Improvement Association. The U.N.I.A would go on to become one of the largest libera…

Emotional, Thought Provoking & Informative!!! Episode 65 is partly dedicated to the legacy of Malcolm X. I discuss how Malcolm X shaped my view of manhood and activism. I provide some information about some of the influences on Malcolm X. I close out the episode discussing the predatory nature that black business and creatives seem to have towards …

Covid! Conspiracy Theories! & Trashing Politicians things we all love as Americans! This is a powerful episode and my first episode back after battling Covid-19. In this episode I discuss the problems with distrust of the people in science and malfeasance of the pollical structure. I also provide my own personal experience with Covid! Make sure you…

This episode features guest Baruti Libre! Baruti Libre is an entrepreneur, real estate broker, and scholar from Jersey City. In this episode we discuss the rigors and misconceptions of entrepreneurship. We also discuss libertarian political thought along with the place of African centered studies in 2021. This is an episode filled with information,…

Episode 62 The Esoterics w/ Guest Kehanna Crawford is available now! This was a special episode because I enjoy esoteric and arcane subject matter! Kehanna is both a student and teacher in subjects related to astrology, tarot cards, natal charts, chakras, and other facets of spirituality. We also talk about soul contracts and life purpose. Kehanna …

In this episode I have Comedian, Entrepreneur, and Podcaster Floyd Peace. This was a hilarious, informative, and powerful episode. We discussed the nature of cancel culture versus stand up comedy. We had an in-depth hip hop discussion pertaining to both music and business and much much more! Definitely listen, like, comment, and share!!!…

Episode 60 provides an overview of the importance of the "Moors" and their influence. This episode breaks down the etymology of the term "moor". The Moors reintroduced Greek philosophy into Europe after the fall of Rome. The presence and science of the Moors made Spain an intellectual hub of the medieval period. In addition to the Moors this episod…

"Should Black People Get Over Slavery?" In this episode I attack that argument used against black people. We have to understand how slavery played a pivotal role in shaping our modern society and economy. Issues such as systemic racism, wealth inequality, and the prison industrial complex are byproducts of slavery. Definitely check this episode out…

Episode 58 features Poet, Historian, and Political Activist Iman Shabazz! This was definitely a powerful episode! Iman provided his insight on how the study of pre-colonial African history is important today. We also discuss the issues of neo-colonialism, systemic racism, and mass incarceration! Make sure you listen, like, comment, and share!!…

This episode features La Juana Chambers Lawson on her 3rd appearance. La Juana is an entrepreneur with her business featured in "O" magazine. Today the scholar and entrepreneur speaks about her new book "A Project Managers Guide To Grant Writing Vol.1". This book provide an informative and succinct guide on understanding grant writing and project m…

The heinous acts of domestic terrorism that occurred on January 6th shook the world. The former POTUS incited people to storm the capitol using misinformation and attacks on the American democracy. Myself like many Americans stood jaw on ground witnessing this surreal historical moment. Yet, it is hypocritical that this one form of domestic terrori…

Episode 55 The Kujichagulia Principle (Self Determination) This episode discusses the origins of Kwanzaa and it's Nguzo Saba (7 Principles). The relevancy of the second principle is discussed as it relates to Africans on the continent and the diaspora. The principle of Kujichagulia emphasizes defining one's culture, history, and worldview from one'…

Romantic Love, Monogamy, and Courtship are these concepts innate or social constructs? This episode takes a social and anthropological look at how these current perspectives of love and monogamy evolved. The uncivilized nature of civilization is put on trail!!! Definitely listen, like, and share!

Episode 53 is a powerful, informative, and thought provoking episode. I had the privilege of having the power La Juana Lawson on for episode 53. La Juana Lawson is the owner of Tacit Growth Strategies, LLC. We had an in-depth discussion about the last effects of the pandemic on Black America. We discuss ways in which black lives, black health, and …

Episode 52 discusses the caustic nature of the Trump presidency. I examine Trumps perspectives and statements as it relates to black people. I also bring into scrutiny the impotency of the Democratic Party in addressing the needs of Black America. Trump has damaged the already fragile and hypocritical moral fabric of this country. Yet, his ascenden…

Episode 51 features profound and introspective recording artist Sean Lynnen. Sean Lynnen is an emcee based out of Richmond, Virginia. His discography includes thought provoking projects such as "The Sky Ain't The Limit", "No Rearviews", and "Drive Safely". We touched on his career, motivation for his music, as well as the current social issues and …

What responsibilities do we have as media content creators? How can the advent of new media platforms be used in a way that will not only entertain but help in building a well informed populous? This episode dives into the onus placed upon content creators with almost unlimited means to spread their message.…

Black Capitalism! Black Ownership! These seem to be the most pragmatic solutions to our problems according to many. In this episode I call into question our sycophantic love with dollar chasing. Caveat, the goal of this episode isn't to be pro-socialist or anti-capitalism. We have the responsibility to understand the impact of this current modality…

"White Out Entry One" is part one of a series I am presenting. I seek to use my knowledge and research to attack the concept of "race superiority". The narrative of peoples, cultures, and ontological motifs have been presented with extreme bias. I start off this series by briefly examining how the Greeks & Romans viewed themselves in contrast with …

I had Comedian, Actor, and Entrepreneur on Floyd Peace! It was great to chop it up with my good friend about a myriad of topics. He is the C E.O of Iconic Clothing LLC @iconicclothingllc! We discussed the hardships and joys of entrepreneurship and content creation. Floyd also provided an astute overview of his motives to pursue his dreams. We also …

The tribal effect!! I've noticed that people are extremely dogmatic about specific ideologies. Why are we soo easily lead to become sycophants to people and ideologies that don't benefit us? Definitely check out this episode listen, like, and share!!!

I am standing in front of St Johns Church here in Richmond, Virginia. This is the church where Patrick Henry in 1741 gave his famous "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death Speech". This particular quotation from Patrick Henry is extremely powerful! In this episode I ask the creatives how do you define liberty? What sacrifices are you willing to make for…

This episode discusses the contempt held by some Africans and people of West Indian descent against Black Americans. Also, many African Americans also have a condescending view towards African cultures from the continent and West Indies. This episode touches on just how interconnected all of us are and I am speaking beyond phenotype! Make sure to l…

In this episode I celebrate Jay-Z's debut classic Reasonable Doubt. Reasonable Doubt is a masterpiece in all of the aspects that constitute a milestone Hip Hop album. Definitely check this one out!!!

This episode explores the relationship of African Americans and science. The importance of black people to getting involved in S.T.E.M. Sciences that were employed amongst Africans in antiquity. What forms of scientific racism did black people face? What resolutions are needed to enhance the relationship between black people and science…

This episode explores the caustic nature of social media. Episode 39 examines the correlation between excessive social media use and mental health. In this episode I share my own battles with social media and mental health! This is a powerful episode definitely like, listen, and share!

This episode looks into the Defund The Police movement. What are ways that funds can be reallocated? How effective are police in saving lives? The relationship between law enforcement and black people, all of these things are explored and more! Definitely check this episode out

This episode discusses the conditions and historical circumstances of Black people in the United States

Where do we go after the protests? How do reform the system to truly gain justice for people murdered by the police. This episode discusses what the objectives should be going forward!

This episode talks about the preponderance of police brutality. The racist origins of the police department are also discussed.

This episode explores the dangers of totalitarianism, public panic, and misinformation via the media. Make sure to check out this episode!

This episode explores the significance of the debut album by Nas illmatic. This album isn't just a milestone in Hip Hop, but a monumental masterpiece in music period.

How should we view Black History month going forward? What is are the pragmatic uses of the study of Black History? This podcast delves into the critique and critical analysis of black history month.

Episode 23 speaks about the importance of maximizing your time and achieving goals

This episode provides a brief overview of the Dogon people of Mali. The Dogon discovered many scientific axioms prior to the advent of Western Civilization. Check this episode out, share, like, and comment!

Episode 21 has guest Professor Sele Adeyemi an educator and activist for over 40 years. Professor Adeyemi speaks about the relevance of Pan Africanism currently. The origins of the discipline of African American Studies and much more! This is an episode you don't want to miss

How do we make 2020 the year to change our lives? What are the pragmatic steps one would need to take towards change? This episode will provide some tools and motivation to make 2020 and epic year!!

A perspective on the absurdly woke and pseudo social media thought leaders influence on the degradation of the study of African American History

This episode explore the erroneous notion of NPP (Narrative of Perpetual Progress). What negatives did civilization cause? How much did we truly progress as a species? Listen and share this episode!