"I don't feel you, but i'm here for you" Ft AK Stackz

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05/09/21 • 89 min

Music and mental health, can they tie hand in hand? This episode was wonderful for a few reasons, first of all this was our first episode we did on an off day second we got my boy AK Stacks (check out his music on Apple, Spotify and other streaming services under the name Plug Lightyear!)
We started it with music and ended with education, social awareness and being able to differentiate the love of money and the need of money being evil. This was a very important episode and I hope who needs to hear it does!
Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers in the world holding it down, we couldn’t do this without
Support my boy AK Stacks journey and follow along, he’s definitely up next and can’t wait to have him back on

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“I'm not black I'm OJ”......Okay?

Travell, Bryce and myself sit down for a much needed episode about the conflict I have within myself. This is Tyree Roberts’ tell all episode, take it for what it is but I spilled my heart out and wanted to say more but ran out of time. You want to understand my mind check this out
Also this podcast is truly dedicated to the black community and diagnosing what racism has done to our mental health, so if that’s not for you I completely understand but I will not change the outlook to make people more comfortable, we NEED to have these uncomfortable conversations, it’s been time

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"Ubuntu" Ft. Attorney Taalib Saber

Get ready to take notes for this episode! Seriously
Brief description of Attorney Taalib Saber, he’s an activist in every sense of the word and I’ve been waiting to connect with someone like this on the podcast. Being able to maintain a healthy life while consistently doing necessary work that needs to be done for your community would take a mental toll on anyone not truly dedicated to this line of work. This episode was almost indescribable because we really learned a lot ourselves and am genuinely excited to share these words with y’all! He will be back on because we only scratched the surface of topics to discuss. We shared laughs and difficult discussions that people need to hear, especially other black men.
He is the principal attorney at The Saber Firm LLC. Working out of Maryland but has traveled to Africa, South America. My man is a Pan African community activist. Bryce, Travell and myself were truly honored to have been given that title by him as well as by others because change is what is needed and even more so the applied pressure. He is an advocate for education and the rights of our youth and that alone is worth the time this out of your day. I won’t say anything else because the title of this episode says enough.
If you’d like to connect with him more he’s allowed me to post his contact information here. Please reach out if you want to learn more about anything we discussed or even something that you personally need his expertise on. See below;
Social Media:

FB - Taalib Saber / The Saber Firm / Sundiata Investment
IG - taalib_s / @thesaberfirm / @sundiatainvestment
Twitter - @MfalmewaU
LinkedIn- Taalib Saber
Website: www.thesaberfirm.com

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