Subtweet THIS

Today we're joined by Jeremy Hambly or better known as The Quartering. A YouTube commentator who covers current events surrounding the gaming industry, comics, politics and more. In this episode, Jeremy shares his experiences as an online creator and gives us an inside look on the vitriol he receives for his content, as well as advice for new creators who may find themselves at the mercy of cancel culture. ' https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfwE_ODI1YTbdjkzuSi1Nag https://www.minds.com/TheQuartering/ https://twitter.com/TheQuartering

Today we're joined by Topher, a billboard topping Hip-Hop Artist and political TikTok star. In this episode, Topher shares his experiences as a musician and using his platform to not only empower others, but also combat biased information and rumors.

Today we're joined by Arielle Scarcella, a lesbian who loves LGBT culture, politics, women's issues and "controversial" conversations. In this episode, Arielle shares her experiences as a creator and gives us insight on the vitriol she faces for rejecting the woke narrative and voting for Trump. https://twitter.com/ArielleScarcell? https://www.youtube.com/Arielle

Today we're joined by Buck Angel, the first Transsexual male adult film star and winner of the 2007 AVN Awards. In this episode, Buck shares his experiences entering the adult film industry and gives his opinions on modern day LGBT culture and the negative impact it's having on LGBT acceptance. Buck has been featured on HBO, Forbes, VICE, The Huffington Post, Cosmopolitan, Elle, Esquire and OUT magazine among others. https://twitter.com/buckangel? https://www.instagram.com/buckangel

Today we're joined by Clifton Duncan, a classically-trained professional actor and singer based in New York City. During this episode, Clifton fills us in on how the social and political climate has affected the industry and shares his opinions on critical race theory, representation and Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Emmy nomination! Clifton has made appearances Off-Broadway in multiple critically-acclaimed productions including "Carmen Jones" and "The Play that Goes Wrong". You also may have seen him guest starring for programs on Starz, Fox, NBC, and CBS.

Today we're joined by Eric July, a comic book commentator and Anarcho-Capitalist as seen on BlazeTV and lead frontman for the hit band, Backwordz. In this episode, Eric shares how he was able to escape the gangbanging lifestyle and gives us his 2 cents on "Representation" in entertainment as well as the victimhood mindset that's plaguing the industry. www.ericdjuly.com

Today we're joined by Hotep Jesus, an entrepreneur and author as seen on Joe Rogan, FOX & VICE. In this episode, we learn how he got his start and tackle various topics relating to tokenism in movies, communism in America and what it truly means to be a "Hotep".

GG reached out to us after viewing a previous episode on the topic of White privilege, and today she's here to debate Dela in our first ever Debate! (kinda) Is white privilege a real thing or is Dela just an angry black man?

Mekel Kasanova RETURNS to update the gang on how things have changed for him and his career since the start of the BLM and Election madness. He also fills us in on a bizarre trend where many black creators have capitalized on the BLM movement to grow their personal brand.

Today we sit down with Mrn3wb (Mr. Newb), a former Marine and Twitch broadcaster, who shares his experiences as a first time Trump voter. From losing endorsements to receiving backlash, this is a conversation you don't want to miss.

What happens when internet outrage runs rampant and you share an opinion? You get cancelled! In this episode, we are joined by Tom Shaggy to discuss how modern day internet culture has instilled fear into people for sharing their opinions. We also get some insight from brother Dela on the racial injustice regarding....Milk?

Today, Brotha Dela, Brotha Saul and Sista Vanessa speak on how it seems we as black people don't really want equality and change, but would rather revert back to segregation. From schools having segregated events and black people not wanting to share spaces with white people. Ya dig?

This week's episode we had to call in the big guns for some help on a specific topic. We invited Manaricelle on the show to give us their opinion on the revisited outrage surrounding actor Billy Porter got for his statement at the Emmys. They also fill us in on some of internal the issues that go on within the LBGTQ+ community concerning race and skin color. This is one for the books!

In this weekend's episode, we are joined by the one and only DyllonKG. We discuss his experience in depth with cancel culture & the effects it had on his life. DyllonKG is also an up and coming artist, so turn your headphones up for this one.