Just as the title says we discuss how some of the recent turmoil some black celebrities have gone through and discuss how music imitated life.
We back bayyyyybeeeeeeeeee. As King Mania grasps the importance of how big this return is we can't forget there is a lot to catch up on within the culture since the last time we were together. So on this episode we acknowledge it and we keeping it 100. Let's gooooo
We often put up or even condone bad behavior from those in and outside the culture and that often effects are mental, spiritual, and physical energy not to mention health. This episode King Mania dives into that and also the meaning behind the new J. Cole album. It's been a long time with a lot of news and music to catch up on, from Juneteenth to the proper mount Rushmore of the rap eras.
Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery
None but ourselves can free our minds
Have no fear for atomic energy
'Cause none of them can stop the time
Re-Upload
Consider this a throwback episode!!!
The Culture lost its Dog and the pain we feel is big. But X is at peace and that is what getting us through. It's sad. There won't be another spirit, mind, voice or innovator like X again. On this episode we'll be paying tribute to the Dog and catching up since our last Episode. We also will be premiering a new King Mania song!!!
Remember look for the light in a room full of dark.
this episode is focused on primarily about why we shouldn't pick sides on issues until we have the full story using everything that has been going on this week as example. Also fuck the Grammys so let's review that mofo.
For The Culture Ep 024| Letting Black Reality Stop Black Liberation. This episode has been restored.
On Episode 48 of the For The Culture podcast we honor the queen Breonna Taylor. "A Year Later & Still no Justice" So much news and music in this one
Our culture breathes excellence and since it does we must also know how to communicate with each other in order to further what we need to keep moving forward
Episode 46 "Black Love & Black Hate" of the For The Culture podcast with King Mania exploring both relationships we have with love and hate and how it effects it and how both is the solutions for each other. We have much more to discuss as well.
The soundtrack and movie has finally arrived so Judas and the Black Messiah so on this episode we'll be reviewing some of the music from the soundtrack and giving some thoughts on the movie without any spoilers.
We also want to discuss the similarities between the BLM movement and the Black Panther party respectfully.
We want to discuss how social media apps are impacting us as a culture.
We going going back back to music music!! Thats right not only are we talking about how we should each hold the mirror up to ourselves before holding it to other people...we're definitely talking about how the people who are responsible for the most impact black history came from those who held themselves accountable. Also reviewing some new music that came out.
From Trey Songs, Iconic birthdays, TI & Tiny, The government going Love & Hip Hop. A lot has happened in a couple days and we going to apply the wisdom to all of it. We're literally seeing the lies that were told for generations being torn down. What a time to be alive. We also must pay tribute to the national treasure Cicely Tyson!
The struggle continues in this historic week in American history while the culture had some ups. It wasn't the ups we wanted to see. Many things were done in good faith but does BLM have any faith that our needs get met with legislation and justice?
This week was utter catch 22. Because of the terrorist attack the president has been impeached twice. But Cori Bush put everything in perspective beforehand and made it clear that there is still some who will boo in the denouncement of white supremacy. But let's talk some more music though...
Ohhh my God! Talking so much shit on this episode of the podcast. I have to. No choice. Everyone is getting the smoke. But cant let it get to our universal currency. We have so much bigger things that we need to stay focused on. But we will use this distraction in our favor to further our chase for fair and equal treatment.
Goodbye you little hoe of 2020. And this episode we just want to review some of the major moments that happened to on the show but most importantly black culture. How it will effect our mental, spiritual, and physical impact going into the new year.
I think the biggest one would be why do people try to declare someone's genetic make up on the inside because of what they look like on the outside? 🤔
There was a a couple things I got from this whole thing.
1. Michael Jackson is still a big deal
2. This generation is very closed minded
3. They need to teach more on genetics especially when its interracial parents, vitiligo effects
4. This generation is more obsessed with celebrity on social media than social issues
5. People will risk their friendship just to prove a point
6. People will believe their own conclusions over real facts
Showing love to Tommy Lister.
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