If You Can Organize Your Workplace, You Can Organize Your Community by jayfik

In this episode I discuss workers specifically workers on the frontlines, across many industries, who have who have been overworked and underpaid as we close out nearly 2 years in the pandemic, still. The answer is simple; pay people more + eliminate toxic working conditions

Peace, MOCHA SZN 2 is officially here. In this episode I share my thoughts on the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse and the trial of the 3 men responsible for killing Ahmaud Arbery. It's a heavy time right now, so take care of yourselves, and feel free to reach out, Photo credit @thomasthomas_de_luze

Khyree and I chop it up and have a dope conversation. He shares what it was like growing up, sharing harmonious spaces, and his passion for making food that makes people feel good. We also get in to a conversation about gentrification, " they tore down these kids houses for you to live, the demand for people like you has affected their lives beyond repair".

So now what? by jayfik

I got to chop it up with the homie MIko! This local South Sider drops gems about what it was like growing up, How the intersections of oppression play into sports we grew up into. We also have a conversation about Noname 's track Song 33 and J.Cole's Snow on the bluff" . I would recommend checking out those tracks first. "One win is their whole identity"- how sports played into the harm of masculinity.

In this episode, I rave about Lovecraft county - but also why it's important for content creators and how it's going to change everything in the ecosystem.

My takes on the new album.

At the start of this year, I spent the first 3 months of 2020 in my ancestral land. This is for any person trying to reconnect with traditions. learn how this trip helped me recalibrate w/ purpose.

When they go low, we take it to the floor by jayfik