"This 4th of July is yours, not mine."

I got my powers on December 21st, 2020

I'm back after a 6 month sabbatical! I'm telling you a story of what happened to me on Monday, December 21st, 2020, the first day of the Winter Solstice. Now, this story is going to sound wild to you, like an X-Men movie or a Harry Porter movie, but I'm telling you, IT HAPPEN TO ME!! Thank you for listening! Peace, Love & Light

The Reid Out

This episode welcomes journalist and television host of the new show "The Reid Out" on MSNBC, which premieres on Monday, July 20th, Joy Ann Reid! We talk about Houston's COVID-19 numbers, the Nick Cannon situation, and her new show 'The Reid Out.' My next conversation is a throwback conversation with the boss, Nick Cannon. I wanted to add my 2016 interview with Nick in light of everything that went on with him this week.

"This 4th of July is yours, not mine."

This episode of Conversations with KG: The Podcast welcomes back the President and Vice President of People Of Peace, Justin Jones and Daria Savannah. We talk about the Honor Minister Louis Farrakhan messages to the world, the deception of America, and the Black Out Day event happening Tuesday, July 7th, 2020 at Emancipation Park in 3rd Ward, TX.

Bruhas & Mental Health

Conversation with KG: The Podcast welcome Brennan Francois and Derrick Burton from Sun Behavioral Health. This episode it's all about Brothas & Mental Health. With everything that's going on, from COVID, to the uprising, Brennan and Derrick talk about how resilient we are as black people, the accepting of mental health treatment, and small things black men can do to help their mental health.

Defund The Police Pt.2

We're continuing the conversation about defunding the police. This episode we welcome Dave Lewis, founder of 2nd Chance.Life, the President of People of Peace, Justin J. Jones, and Vice-President of P.O.P., Daria Savannah. We also talk about the recent killings of Robert Fuller, Rayshard Brooks, the man that was found hanging for a tree in The Heights, and how black people need to get ready for war.