We think that the only time we bury something or someone is when it’s broken or it dies. Ever stop to think that the reason that we act like the walking dead is because we’re walking graveyards? Within our temples we bury dead foods, dead thoughts, and dead energy. It takes a heavy toll on us in all phases and we wonder why we feel like zombies. You can’t ingest death and radiate life. Now that you know this, it’s time to purge the death from your being and resurrect the god body with the powerful sister D. Rook of the Project Rook podcast. We discuss various topics regarding health and wellness with the focus being on the purge, better known as detoxification. In order to rebuild a healthy structure, you must tear down what no longer serves you and rebuild the foundation. Detoxification is the key to rebuilding a healthy temple to complete the capstone. Find social media affiliations for Rook below and begin your common sense pursuit of health and wellness today!

Twitter: @ProjectRook Facebook: Rook Project

Website: http://projectrook.com/

Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/project-rook/id1134840173?mt=2

https://soundcloud.com/projectrook

http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/project-rook

Gentrification is one of the most benign forms of genocide. It’s can actually be classified as economic genocide. The vibrant, cultured hoods of creativity and expression are now being replaced with skinny jeans, coffee shops, and craft beer breweries. Why is this happening? Why are blacks being priced out of the very same neighborhoods that sustained them for generations? As with most matters that concern Black America, the problem is rooted in economics. Today’s guest, Charles Oglesby, is changing this narrative by including Black America in something we think is arcane and esoteric, investing. We discuss using our money as builder’s tools and not fun coupons, how to protect your neighborhoods from gentrification by investing in real estate, investing via crowdfunding, and all of the goods and services that the Todd Capital brand provides. Check his websites and contact information below.

Twitter: @ToddMillionaire  Instagram: Todd Capital Podcast: Todd Capital Millionaire Podcast

Website: https://capitaltodd.com/ 

What is a person if he/she doesn’t have a code to live by? A code of conduct is one of the most recognizable features of a well-functioning culture and group. What is our code of conduct as melanated people? I’m hard pressed to say that we have one that is actually constructive. A code of conduct should transmit a defined set of morals, norms, and behavior that individuals can adhere to for group protection and preservation. Today’s episode lays out a complete code of conduct as a stepping stone for collective, corrective action for melanated people. On this cast I discuss what a code of conduct is, why it’s important, and make parallels between the codes of conduct between different groups as a baseline to create our own. The goal of this podcast is to provide a framework for a code. If you choose to follow it verbatim, it will work. If you choose to amend it, I’d like to see your reasoning to open up community discourse and dialogue. After all, it’s just a starting point for progress. My social media contact info is below.

Twitter: @TJRicks_TSP

Instagram: Tanei_the_science_guy

Snapchat: TheSegPapers

The mind is a terrible thing to waste….or so we’re told. How can that be true when mental health is not emphasized in the black community? Where have we gone wrong when it comes to matters of the mind? There’s a legacy of negligence and trauma lurking beneath the surface of our mental instability as a collective and Dr. Amber Thornton is here to help us delve into it. There is a great task at hand in the arena of black mental health, but we owe it to ourselves and each other to hold up the mirror. Find all of Dr. Thornton’s information below.

Twitter: @dramberthornton

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dramberthornton/

Website: http://www.dramberthornton.com/

Podcast. iTunes: https://goo.gl/nMLpfh SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/dramberthornton

Control is vital to your success in any endeavor. Do we as black people have a problem with controlling our emotions? Do we jump at every little thing put in front of us? Our guest Ali Shakur thinks so and he’s here to help you understand why, if you don’t get offended first. Check out his social media affiliations below.

Twitter: @VibeHi

Website: www.hotepnation.com

E-book: Controlling the Subconscious Mind http://hannibalisatthegate.com/controlling-the-

subconscious-mind- e-book/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/KingAliShakur

Today's guest is Maj Toure of Black Guns Matter. We discuss second amendment rights, protecting our economic centers, and the AR-15- no it's not an assault rifle. Check his social media and website affiliations below. 

Follow Maj on Twitter: @MajToure and @blkgunsmattr

BGM website: http://officialblackgunsmatter.comBGM gofundme page: https://www.gofundme.com/blackgunsmatter

In today’s episode I will be interviewing Doe Doobs of Hotep Nation. We’ll discuss his book,his affinity for Currensy’s music, as well as what it’s like to have a garden in a row home. After all, a black fist isn’t complete without a green thumb.

-Info for Doobs: Twitter- @DOEDoobs Book-Black America Inc., a Trillion Dollar Nation https://goo.gl/vK2K9K

Website- Hotepnation.com

Podcasts: Intelligent Rebel Squadcast https://goo.gl/p7hTh8

Money Talks https://goo.gl/7a93Qp

Be sure to follow the host on Twitter @TJRicks_TSP

Today's episode discusses the debasing process of black people that was used in chattel slavery. The mental, physical, and spiritual debasing that took place must be reversed in order for black people to rise from their current position. Discussed are some methods and virtues we need to go from debased to reBASED!

Melanin, the thing that makes us all racially different, but we have no knowledge of it. Our melanin is being destroyed because we view ourselves as white, the group with the least amount of melanin and no urgency to nurture it. What is it? What does it do? Why is it important? How can we develop it? Get answers to these questions and more in this cast. 

Suggested reading- Melanin: What makes black people black! By Dr. Llaila Afrika 

Keywords for study: Melanin Polymer Organic chemistry Bio-organic chemistry Inorganic chemistry Alkaloid Tyrosinase deficiency Zinc explosion

This cast talks about the levels of woke-ness via Dr. William Cross's Nigrescence Model. It explores all 5 phases of woke-ness through this model and what it means for the black collective.