Colin Kaepernick and Accepting the Message But Not The Messenger

Power: Ghost and People You Can Trust

The renaissance of Black television is here and we finally have something fun to talk about again. Get to know the story of how we all became close friends in college and what we see ahead for young Tariq St. Patrick on Power Book II. Keepin' it a buck, we may or may not have a new episode for you next Monday. But hit that subscribe button on Stitcher, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on the 'gram https://www.instagram.com/FRFRthePodcast to be the first to know when new episodes are live.

Colin Kaepernick and Accepting the Message But Not The Messenger

Four years later and the NFL has yet to offer Colin Kaepernick anything other than a late apology. But we dive in on why that actually might be a good thing for Kaep, along with the similarities between his fight and Muhammad Ali's. Speaking of police reform and social injustices, was that settlement for the family of Breonna Taylor fair? And this isn't in the show, but remains a QTNA: Who had the job of taking that Grammy out of the toilet at Kanye's house?? As always, be sure to catch new episodes of The For Real For Real Podcast every Monday, and follow us on the 'gram https://www.instagram.com/FRFRthePodcast to keep up with us in the meantime.

Steve Nash and White Privilege

In case 2020 hasn't caused enough confusion, Steve Nash just walked in off of the street to become Head Coach of the Brooklyn Nets. Nash acknowledged reaping the benefits of white privilege (put that somewhere in a history book), but also made sure everyone put some respect on his name as a two-time NBA MVP. (22:00) Then if that wasn't enough to digest,  we interview ex-con turned higher education staffer, Alexander DeVeau, for a deeper understanding of how white privilege really manifests itself. As always, be sure to catch new episodes of The For Real For Real Podcast every Monday, and follow us on the 'gram https://www.instagram.com/FRFRthePodcast to keep up with us in the meantime.

P-Valley with The IZM: Eradicating Homophobia

How can we save The Pynk? But more importantly, how can we protect LGBTQ+ lives in the Black community? Author and alternative hip-hop/spoken word artist, The IZM joins the discussion to provide personal perspective as we dive into P-Valley's love story between Lil' Murda and Uncle Clifford. As always, be sure to catch new episodes of The For Real For Real Podcast every Monday, and follow us on the 'gram or Twitter @FRFRthePodcast to keep up with us in the meantime. Photo & Audio Clip: P-Valley/STARZ Music: The IZM/Black Boy Wonderment

Chadwick Boseman: A Life with Purpose

It's still Wakanda Forever, so this week we're grieving and celebrating together as a family in homage to the late, great, Chadwick Boseman. Questioning what a real-life superhero might be and trying our best to handle the loss of an actor who is equally, if not far more impressive of a man than the groundbreaking character he played.  (34:45) And because police refuse to stop shooting unarmed Black people, we get into Jacob Blake and mortality in 2020. Despite being a little late this week, we still promise to deliver new episodes of The For Real For Real Podcast every Monday, but follow us on the 'gram or Twitter @FRFRthePodcast to keep up with us in the meantime Photo: Mark Mann/CNET Audio Clip: Kevin Hart: Don't F**k This Up/Netflix