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In Pt.1 of this powerful reasoning, Samuel Lee Fudge, star and co-writer of Mosiah, shares the story of how Marcus Garvey’s father reportedly left him overnight inside a grave to teach him how to confront and overcome fear. He explains how this terrifying childhood experience may have helped shape Garvey’s mental strength, courage, and ability to stand against powerful opposition.

How Being Left In A Grave Overnight, Changed Marcus Garvey’s Life

2026-08-18

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In Pt.1 of this powerful reasoning, Samuel Lee Fudge, star and co-writer of Mosiah, shares the story of how Marcus Garvey’s father reportedly left him overnigh ...

For months, Malcolm X resisted talking about himself, choosing instead to focus on Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam. After hundreds of hours of conversations, a frustrated Alex Haley asked Malcolm one simple question about his mother. Malcolm stopped at the door, turned around, and began sharing memories that would ultimately help shape the opening chapter of one of the most influential autobiographies ever written.

How Malcolm X and Alex Haley Made the Classic Autobiography of Malcolm X

2026-08-13

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In Pt.2 this powerful creasoning, Alex Haley's grandson, Bill Haley, reveals the story behind the creation of The Autobiography of Malcolm X and the question t ...

Privilege is usually measured by money, but some of its most valuable forms cannot be purchased.

In this episode of Lessons for Young Brothers, Jr. "The Bald Head" reflects on growing up with a strong father, supportive family, disciplined coaches, honest correction, and committed mentors. These influences gave me advantages I didn’t fully recognize at the time and taught me the importance of resilience, accountability, and strong male guidance.

Sometimes the greatest privilege is having people who love you enough to protect you, correct you, and show you how to recover when life knocks you down.

I Grew Up Privileged In East Orange, NJ, but It Had Nothing to Do With Money

2026-08-12

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Privilege is usually measured by money, but some of its most valuable forms cannot be purchased. In this episode of Lessons for Young Brothers, Jr. "The Bald H ...

They discuss how Alex Haley came to interview Malcolm X, why Playboy was considered a groundbreaking platform for serious interviews and commentary at the time, and how the conversation gave readers access to perspectives on racism, injustice, segregation, and the Black experience that many had rarely encountered directly.

How Malcolm X Used Playboy Magazine to Reach White America

2026-08-11

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They discuss how Alex Haley came to interview Malcolm X, why Playboy was considered a groundbreaking platform for serious interviews and commentary at the time ...

In this conversation, Tehuti Maat explains why exercise, quality sleep, and sunlight are three essential but frequently overlooked parts of an effective detox. From improving circulation and supporting the liver and kidneys to getting deep sleep and producing vitamin D naturally, he breaks down why drinking detox products while maintaining the same unhealthy habits may not produce the results people expect.

Your Detox May Not Be Working Because You’re Ignoring These 3 Things

2026-08-10

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Many people believe detoxing is simply about drinking juices, taking herbs, or temporarily changing what they eat. But according to Tehuti Maat, detoxification ...

In Pt. 6 of this powerful reasoning, Yohance Gregory shares the extraordinary sacrifices his father, Dick Gregory, made in the fight for Black liberation. From growing up in extreme poverty to walking away from wealth and entertainment at the height of his career, Dick Gregory believed the struggle for justice was greater than personal success. Yohance recounts the remarkable story of how his father borrowed against his future earnings to feed hungry families during the Civil Rights Movement, demonstrating a level of commitment that continues to inspire generations.

My Father Dick Gregory Always Said, “The Struggle Came Before His Family”

2026-08-05

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In Pt. 6 of this powerful reasoning, Yohance Gregory shares the extraordinary sacrifices his father, Dick Gregory, made in the fight for Black liberation. From ...

In the first episode of Lessons for Young Brothers, Jr. "The Bald Head" shares why keeping your word, building consistent habits, and becoming dependable to yourself first can change the direction of your life. Through practical examples and honest reflection, he explains why character often opens more doors than talent ever will.

Keeping Your Word Is One Of The Greatest Habits A Young Man Can Have

2026-08-05

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Every man wants to be respected, trusted, and given opportunities, but those things aren't built on talent alone. They're built on dependability. In the first ...

In this powerful reasoning, Vashti, explores why breath is called "the master of the mind" and how controlling your breathing can help quiet racing thoughts, improve concentration, and create lasting mental balance. The discussion also challenges the common misconception that yoga is only about physical poses, explaining why meditation and inner mastery are the true foundation of the practice.

Breath Is the Master of Your Mind (Most People Never Learn This)

2026-08-04

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What if the key to a calmer, clearer mind isn't another productivity hack—but your breath? In this powerful reasoning, Vashti, explores why breath is called "t ...

In Pt. 5 of this powerful reasoning, Yohance Gregory, reflects on the wisdom his father passed down, not just about civil rights, but about purpose, leadership, community, and the responsibility every generation has to build on the sacrifices of those who came before. Drawing on personal stories, the legacy of the Selma movement, and lessons learned from growing up alongside one of America's most influential activists, Yohance explains why preserving the knowledge of our elders is essential if we hope to move forward as a people.

The Greatest Lesson My Father Dick Gregory Taught Me About Our People

2026-08-02

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In Pt. 5 of this powerful reasoning, Yohance Gregory, reflects on the wisdom his father passed down, not just about civil rights, but about purpose, leadership ...

Life has a way of teaching lessons most of us don't want to think about.

In this thought-provoking 'Throw Forward' reasoning, Vashti explores why time is our most valuable resource, how facing mortality changes your perspective, and why living with purpose can't be postponed. If you've ever needed motivation to stop waiting and start living, this message is for you.

Watching Hundreds Die Taught Me This One Truth About My Life

2026-07-31

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Life has a way of teaching lessons most of us don't want to think about. In this thought-provoking 'Throw Forward' reasoning, Vashti explores why time is our m ...

Sunumi Brown is a visionary leader in psychedelic education. Her groundbreaking work has been featured in TEDX, Oakland Hyphae, Forbes for her course with Doubleblindmag on Psychedelics and Maternity, and in The Guardian’s article “The Black Mothers Finding Freedom In Mushrooms.”

What if the greatest obstacle to healing isn't the pain itself—but the way we've been taught to think about healing?

In this thought-provoking conversation, we explore why healing was never meant to depend on a single solution. From stillness and breathwork to music, community, and other holistic practices, our guest explains why true healing happens when we move beyond a "one-size-fits-all" mindset and embrace a more interconnected approach.

Whether you're interested in mental health, spirituality, personal growth, or community wellness, this discussion challenges conventional ideas and offers a fresh perspective on what it really means to heal.

Why We Need to Decolonize the Way We Heal in Our Community

2026-07-30

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Sunumi Brown is a visionary leader in psychedelic education. Her groundbreaking work has been featured in TEDX, Oakland Hyphae, Forbes for her course with Doub ...

Using powerful examples and practical illustrations, he explains how supporting one another isn't just about money—it's about changing how we think, creating opportunity, and circulating wealth within the community. From cooperative economics to the importance of investing in knowledge over appearance, this discussion challenges viewers to rethink their priorities and consider how everyday decisions shape the future.

“Many Of Our People Still Think the White Man’s Sugar Is Sweeter” – Nuri Muhammad

2026-07-29

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Nuri Muhammad is a Student Minister of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, author, activist, mentor, life coach, and entrepreneur. Why do so many people he ...

In Pt. 4 of this powerful reasoning, Yohance Gregory, challenges one of the most common beliefs about fatherhood, arguing that a father's love for his children must be reflected in how he treats their mother. Drawing from his own experience navigating divorce, co-parenting, and raising two sons, he shares why sacrifice, consistency, emotional maturity, and respect matter more than personal pride or past hurt.

A Man Can’t Truly Love His Children If He Doesn’t Respect Their Mother

2026-07-28

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In Pt. 4 of this powerful reasoning, Yohance Gregory, challenges one of the most common beliefs about fatherhood, arguing that a father's love for his children ...

In Pt. 3 of this powerful reasoning, Yohance Gregory, shares the side of Dick Gregory that few people ever witnessed, his deep commitment to spirituality, meditation, fasting, discipline, and the pursuit of higher consciousness. He explains how these practices shaped his father's thinking, influenced his leadership, and became the foundation for everything he accomplished.

The Two Spiritual Practices That Helped My Father, Dick Gregory, See the Unseen

2026-07-26

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In Pt. 3 of this powerful reasoning, Yohance Gregory, shares the side of Dick Gregory that few people ever witnessed, his deep commitment to spirituality, medi ...

Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío reveals a little-known moment in history: the only documented meeting between Malcolm X and Che Guevara, during Guevara's 1964 visit to New York. Cossío shares a personal link to the story, his own father served as interpreter for their conversation, and explains how myths about their relationship have persisted for decades. Their discussion, he says, centered not on the Cuban Revolution but on Africa's liberation struggles and Malcolm X's growing global vision for Black freedom. A rare glimpse into a historic encounter still misunderstood more than 60 years later.

Yes, Malcolm X and Che Guevara Really Met—My Father Interpreted Their Conversation

2026-07-25

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Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío reveals a little-known moment in history: the only documented meeting between Malcolm X and Che Guevar ...

In Pt. 2 of this powerful reasoning, Yohance Gregory, reflects on those warnings and explains why many of the challenges facing America today were predictable long before they became headline news.

Yohance discusses his father's views on capitalism, political leadership, Donald Trump, Project 2025, and the importance of creating a vision beyond simply reacting to current events. Rather than focusing on personalities or political parties, he explores the deeper cultural, spiritual, and economic issues that Dick Gregory believed would determine America's future.

My Father Dick Gregory Predicted America’s Collapse Years Ago

2026-07-24

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In Pt. 2 of this powerful reasoning, Yohance Gregory, reflects on those warnings and explains why many of the challenges facing America today were predictable ...

In Pt. 1 of this powerful reasoning, Yohance Gregory, son of legendary activist, author, and comedian Dick Gregory, challenges conventional thinking about Black liberation. Drawing on African history, spirituality, and the lessons passed down by his father, Yohance argues that true freedom begins with purpose, identity, and self-knowledge not simply changing external systems. He explains why understanding what we're fighting for is just as important as knowing what we're fighting against.

Why So Many Black People Are Fighting the Wrong Battle

2026-07-22

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In Pt. 1 of this powerful reasoning, Yohance Gregory, son of legendary activist, author, and comedian Dick Gregory, challenges conventional thinking about Blac ...

In Part 4 of this powerful reasoning, Alexia Doubouya and LaKeisha Entsuah of Coco Life discuss why fathers are so often left out of conversations about postpartum recovery and the challenges of raising a newborn. They explore the unique pressures new fathers face, why many men are never taught how to support their partners during this critical time, and what families, communities, healthcare providers, and faith institutions can do to better prepare and support fathers on their parenting journey.

Nobody Teaches Our Men How To Be Father To A New Born Baby

2026-07-08

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In Part 4 of this powerful reasoning, Alexia Doubouya and LaKeisha Entsuah of Coco Life discuss why fathers are so often left out of conversations about postpa ...

In Pt.3 of this powerful reasoning, Alexia Doubouya and LaKeisha Entsuah of Coco Life explore why so many people have become hesitant to get married. They discuss how childhood experiences, generational trauma, fear, and unresolved emotional wounds often shape our views on marriage and family more than we realize.

People Don’t Really Hate Marriage… They’re Carrying Someone Else’s Trauma

2026-07-03

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In Pt.3 of this powerful reasoning, Alexia Doubouya and LaKeisha Entsuah of Coco Life explore why so many people have become hesitant to get married. They disc ...

In Part 2 of this powerful reasoning, Aston Barrett Jr. shares why he believes many modern reggae artists have stopped singing about Rastafari and reflects on the pressures that have reshaped the genre. He also opens up about his own frustrations with the music industry and how those experiences nearly pulled him away from the foundational message of culture, resistance, spirituality, and love that made reggae music a global force.

The Real Reason Reggae Artists Stopped Singing About Rastafari

2026-07-02

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In Part 2 of this powerful reasoning, Aston Barrett Jr. shares why he believes many modern reggae artists have stopped singing about Rastafari and reflects on ...

In Pt.2 of this powerful reasoning, Obenfo Obadale Kambon argues that what many call "xenophobia" in South Africa is actually something much deeper. Using the story of a one-year-old child denied medical treatment because she was considered a foreigner, he challenges viewers to reconsider who is really benefiting when Black people fight one another.

A Black Baby Died Because She Was Called a Foreigner in an African Country

2026-06-29

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In Pt.2 of this powerful reasoning, Obenfo Obadale Kambon argues that what many call "xenophobia" in South Africa is actually something much deeper. Using the ...

In Pt.2 of this powerful reasoning, Alexia Doubouya and LaKeisha Entsuah of Coco Life examine why Black women continue to experience disproportionately high maternal mortality rates, regardless of income, education, or social status. They discuss the systemic challenges within healthcare, the realities of maternal health disparities, and why too many Black mothers are not making it home after giving birth.

Why So Many Black Women Aren’t Leaving the Hospital Alive After Giving Birth

2026-06-28

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In Pt.2 of this powerful reasoning, Alexia Doubouya and LaKeisha Entsuah of Coco Life examine why Black women continue to experience disproportionately high ma ...

In Part 1 of this powerful reasoning, Aston Barrett Jr. opens up about the close relationship between musical icon Bob Marley and his father, Aston "Family Man" Barrett. He also explains why Family Man became Bob Marley's trusted producer during the creation of some of his most legendary songs.

How My Father Became One Of Bob Marley’s Most Trusted Producers

2026-06-27

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In Part 1 of this powerful reasoning, Aston Barrett Jr. opens up about the close relationship between musical icon Bob Marley and his father, Aston "Family Man ...

Why are so many mothers struggling in silence?

In Pt.1of this powerful reasoning, Alexia Doubouya and LaKeisha Entsuah of Coco Life discuss postpartum mental health, the loss of community, fatherhood, and why modern mothers are being asked to raise children without the village previous generations once had.

I Felt Ashamed Because I Had A Really Hard Time Connecting With My Newborn Baby

2026-06-25

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Why are so many mothers struggling in silence? In Pt.1of this powerful reasoning, Alexia Doubouya and LaKeisha Entsuah of Coco Life discuss postpartum mental h ...

In this discussionn, Dr. Maurice Isuo of Innate's Touch Chiropractic explores how belief systems are formed through culture, education, media, healthcare, and everyday experiences. We examine how unquestioned beliefs can shape our decisions, influence our health, affect our happiness, and potentially limit personal growth.

They Taught You What To Think, You Need To Learn How To Think

2026-06-22

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In this discussion, Dr. Maurice Isuo of Innate's Touch Chiropractic explores how belief systems are formed through culture, education, media, healthcare, and e ...

For decades, Dr. Amos Wilson challenged Black people to think differently about education, psychology, power, economics, and the systems that shape society.

In this rare and insightful conversation, we sit down with Brother Sababu Plata, a longtime collaborator of Dr. Amos Wilson who played a key role in preserving, editing, publishing, and distributing some of his most influential works.

Brother Sababu shares firsthand stories about meeting Amos Wilson, attending his lectures, helping bring Black-On-Black Violence to completion, preserving Blueprint for Black Power after Wilson's untimely passing, and the sacrifices required to ensure future generations would have access to his ideas.

Amos Wilson’s Right Hand Man Shares Untold Stories About Wilson’s Life and Work

2026-06-18

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For decades, Dr. Amos Wilson challenged Black people to think differently about education, psychology, power, economics, and the systems that shape society. In ...

In Pt.1 of this powerful reasoning, Obenfo Obadale Kambon challenges the popular narrative surrounding xenophobia in South Africa and argues that the real issue runs much deeper. Using historical examples, African languages, cultural concepts, and economic realities, he explores how Black communities are often encouraged to focus on one another while larger systems of power continue to control resources, wealth, and opportunity.

Kambon examines the legacy of colonial borders, the impact of foreign control over natural resources, the meaning of African identity, and why many social conflicts may be symptoms of deeper structural problems. Whether you agree or disagree, this thought-provoking perspective raises important questions about unity, economics, and the future of African people worldwide.

Why Black People Keep Blaming Each Other For Problems They Didn’t Create

2026-06-15

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In Pt.1 of this powerful reasoning, Obenfo Obadale Kambon challenges the popular narrative surrounding xenophobia in South Africa and argues that the real issu ...

In this powerful reasoning at Franklin & Marshall College, Dr. Ron Daniels breaks down the historical connection between slavery, criminalization, policing, and mass incarceration in America. From slave patrols and convict leasing to the War on Drugs and the prison industrial complex, Dr. Daniels explains how systems of punishment evolved after emancipation and why many communities continue to experience over-policing and disinvestment today.

He also discusses the African worldview of collective responsibility, the importance of political organization, economic power, community investment, and why education must come before transformation.

This lecture challenges viewers to rethink policing, incarceration, democracy, and the future of public safety in America.

How America Made A Money Making System To Replace Slavery

2026-06-06

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In this powerful reasoning at Franklin & Marshall College, Dr. Ron Daniels breaks down the historical connection between slavery, criminalization, policing ...

Interview Archive

In this insightful Throw Forward reasoning, Alex Myal explores the history of Jamaica’s "Blue Bloods" and examines how the island’s longstanding social hierarchy continues to influence the thinking, opportunities, and daily lives of many Jamaicans today.

This thought-provoking discussion looks at class divisions, inherited privilege, colonial legacies, and the lasting impact these systems have had on Jamaican society across generations.

This Evil Old British System Still Controls The Lives Of Jamaicans Today

2026-06-03

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In this insightful Throw Forward reasoning, Alex Myal explores the history of Jamaica’s "Blue Bloods" and examines how the island’s longstanding social hierarc ...

Laurent 'Tippy I-Grade' is olympian, producer, live dub music artist, mixing and mastering engineer from St.Croix.

Enjoy this powerful 'Throw Forward' clip Tippy I-Grade sharing his experience working with musical legend Vaughn Benjamin (Midnite/ Akae Beka). Tippy also his Vaughn Benjamin's writing process and what he learned from him about creating.

Vaughn Benjamin Taught Me The Perfection Is in The Imperfection When Creating

2026-06-01

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Laurent 'Tippy I-Grade' is olympian, producer, live dub music artist, mixing and mastering engineer from St.Croix. Enjoy this powerful 'Throw Forward' clip Tip ...

In this informative clip, Dr. Maurice Isuo of Innate's Touch Chiropractic explains why many health issues may actually begin with the nervous system.

From constant headaches and fatigue to unexplained sickness and body dysfunction, this conversation breaks down how the brain, spine, and nervous system work together to process and respond to everything happening inside the body.

The discussion also explores why the spine is so heavily protected by the body, how the nervous system communicates with organs and muscles, and why addressing the root issue matters more than simply masking symptoms.

Your Weak Nervous System Might Be The Reason You’re Always Sick and In Pain

2026-06-01

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

In this informative clip, Dr. Maurice Isuo of Innate's Touch Chiropractic explains why many health issues may actually begin with the nervous system. From cons ...

In this powerful recap of Know Your Numbers 2026, over 700 Black men came together for a day centered around health, healing, brotherhood, and community.

Hosted by Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church, the event provided free health screenings, haircuts, expungement support, professional clothing, panel discussions, wellness resources, and a safe space for men to connect and grow.

From the man cave to the medical screenings, this was more than an event, it was a reminder of what happens when a community pours into its men with intention and love.

771 men served.
One unforgettable day.
One powerful mission.

Over 700 Black Men Did This Here In One Day And It Was Beautiful To See

2026-05-16

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In this powerful recap of Know Your Numbers 2026, over 700 Black men came together for a day centered around health, healing, brotherhood, and community. Hoste ...

In Part 4 of this reasoning, Brother Sababu Plata reflects on the intellectual explosion that took place in Harlem during the turbulent Crack Era that devastated many African American communities.

Despite the destruction caused by drugs, violence, and systemic neglect, scholars such as Dr. John Henrik Clarke, Dr. Yosef Ben-Jochannan, Tony Martin, Ivan Van Sertima, and others continued producing groundbreaking work and delivering powerful lectures that inspired an entire generation to think differently about history, identity, and Black consciousness.

The Crack Era In The 80’s Was Harlem’s Greatest Intellectual Era

2026-05-14

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

In Part 4 of this reasoning, Brother Sababu Plata reflects on the intellectual explosion that took place in Harlem during the turbulent Crack Era that devastat ...

Dr. John David Abramson is an American physician and the author of the books Overdosed America: The Broken Promise of American Medicine and Sickening: How Big Pharma Broke American Health Care and How We Can Repair It.

IIn this informative Throw Forward clip, Dr. John David Abramson breaks down how the business model behind America’s healthcare industry fails to equip doctors with the knowledge and tools needed to truly practice preventive care with their patients.

Why Medical Schools Are Not Teaching Doctors To Do This Important Thing

2026-05-13

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Dr. John David Abramson is an American physician and the author of the books Overdosed America: The Broken Promise of American Medicine and Sickening: How Big ...

Tony Gaskins is a author, life coach, motivational speaker and entrepreneur.

In this insightful Throw Forward clip, Tony Gaskins speaks on the toxic relationship advice flooding social media and why too many people are taking marriage guidance from individuals who are neither qualified nor experienced enough to speak on the sacred institution of marriage.

This conversation challenges the culture of viral dating “experts,” emotional manipulation online, and the dangerous advice influencing modern relationships.

Why Single People and People In Bad Marriages Are The Loudest Online

2026-05-13

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Tony Gaskins is a author, life coach, motivational speaker and entrepreneur. In this insightful Throw Forward clip, Tony Gaskins speaks on the toxic relationsh ...

In Part 3 of this reasoning, Brother Sababu Plata speaks about the sudden death of Amos Wilson and how he assisted in completing his masterpiece Blueprint for Black Power: A Moral, Political, and Economic Imperative for the Twenty-First Century.

Bro. Sababu on Death Of Amos Wilson And Finishing His 1,000 Page Masterpiece

2026-05-12

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

In Part 3 of this reasoning, Brother Sababu Plata speaks about the sudden death of Amos Wilson and how he assisted in completing his masterpiece Blueprint for ...

Most people think education is the way forward… but what if the system is designed to limit how you think?

In Part 2 of this reasoning, Brother Sababu Plata breaks down why Amos Wilson referenced the “Curse of Ham” in his book The Psychology of Self-Hatred and Self-Defeat and why it still matters today.

This isn’t just a biblical story. It’s a narrative that has been used to shape how Black people are viewed and, more importantly, how many have been conditioned to view themselves.

This Bible Story Still Controls How Black People See Themselves

2026-05-04

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Most people think education is the way forward… but what if the system is designed to limit how you think? In Part 2 of this reasoning, Brother Sababu Plata br ...

We Are Being Educated Into Dumbness and It’s Showing

2026-04-30

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Most people think education is the way forward… but what if the system is designed to limit how you think? In Part 1 of this reasoning, Brother Sababu Plata br ...

Most men aren’t failing because they’re weak…
they’re failing because they were never taught how to take care of themselves.

In this powerful reasoning, Reverend Leroy Miles breaks down:

Why men wait until it’s too late to prioritize their health
The hidden impact of grief, stress, and generational trauma
The difference between coping… and actually healing
Why emotional intelligence is the missing piece in most relationships
And the simple system every man can use to regain control

This is more than a conversation, it’s a wake-up call.

How Generational Trauma Breaks Men (And Almost Broke Him)

2026-04-29

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Most men aren’t failing because they’re weak… they’re failing because they were never taught how to take care of themselves. In this powerful reasoning, Revere ...

Paula Hurlock is a Jamaican mental health and wellness advocate.

Enjoy this thought-provoking Throw Forward clip as Paula Hurlock speaking about the proper use of spiritual powers and how the mis-use of these gifts creates problems in our live, communities, and the world.

People Are Misusing Their Spiritual Power… And It’s Showing Everywhere

2026-04-27

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Paula Hurlock is a Jamaican mental health and wellness advocate. Enjoy this thought-provoking Throw Forward clip as Paula Hurlock speaking about the proper use ...

Rizza Islam is an author and activist.

Enjoy this powerful 'Throw Forward' clip featuring Rizza Islam sharing his concerns about the high levels of THC in today's medical flowers being consumed by large portions of our community.

Why Smoking Herbs With High THC Is Not The Best Thing For Black Men

2026-04-26

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Rizza Islam is an author and activist. Enjoy this powerful 'Throw Forward' clip featuring Rizza Islam sharing his concerns about the high levels of THC in toda ...

In this powerful presentation at Franklin & Marshall College, Dr. Ron Daniels breaks down the African worldview of collective responsibility and contrasts it with the Western model of punishment and control, challenging everything you’ve been taught about crime, justice, and incarceration.

From the Transatlantic Slave Trade to the rise of criminalization laws, this talk reveals how systems were deliberately designed to control populations, not protect them.

America Never Ended Slavery… They Just Rebranded It as Crime

2026-04-24

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

In this powerful presentation at Franklin & Marshall College, Dr. Ron Daniels breaks down the African worldview of collective responsibility and contrasts ...

Tamu Massama is an artist, cultural voice, and spiritual thinker rooted in African ancestral traditions.

In this powerful reasoning, she breaks down why so many young Black people feel lost, disconnected, and overwhelmed in today’s world and how reconnecting to culture, spirituality, and purpose can change everything.

This isn’t just about music or art. It’s about identity, healing, and truth.

We explore how African spirituality grounds the mind, why artists were once seen as healers, and how modern media is shaping the mindset of the next generation.

Why So Many Black Youth Feel Lost Today (It’s Deeper Than You Think)

2026-04-21

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Tamu Massama is an artist, cultural voice, and spiritual thinker rooted in African ancestral traditions. In this powerful reasoning, she breaks down why so man ...

Prof. James Small has been an activist since his teenage years. His in-depth knowledge, thought-provoking, and calm delivery are influential elements to break the programming of mis-education.

Enjoy this powerful Throw Forward clip featuring Prof. James Small speaking on the true purpose of education and the life-changing advice he received from Malcolm X's sister.

Education Is Supposed To Bring Whats Inside Of You, Outside Of You

2026-04-15

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Prof. James Small has been an activist since his teenage years. His in-depth knowledge, thought-provoking, and calm delivery are influential elements to break ...

Paula Hurlock is a Jamaican mental health and wellness advocate.

Enjoy this thought-provoking Throw Forward clip as Paula Hurlock challenges the West's egocentric view of death and makes a compelling case for shifting our focus to the soul that has passed, the lessons their life left behind, and the completion of their timeline.

How Our Ego Shapes How We Deal with the Death of Loved Ones

2026-04-15

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Paula Hurlock is a Jamaican mental health and wellness advocate. Enjoy this thought-provoking Throw Forward clip as Paula Hurlock challenges the West's egocent ...

Maternal health outcomes in the U.S. are failing, particularly for Black mothers where mortality rates can rival those of third-world countries.

In Pt.4 of this reasoning, Rev. Leroy Miles discusses the urgent need for systemic change and why doula programs are becoming a vital ministry for the community.

Our Pregnant Women Need Way More Support Than They Get

2026-04-08

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Maternal health outcomes in the U.S. are failing, particularly for Black mothers where mortality rates can rival those of third-world countries. In Pt.4 of thi ...

In this powerful reasoning with Maj Toure, we dive deep into the reality of physical and legal survival. "You don’t win fights, you just survive them". We discuss the tactical necessity of clear communication during traffic stops to ensure both officers are aware of your movements.

We also explore how biological factors like poor nutrition and caffeine, can lead to aggressive behavior in high-stress situations. Learn why walking away is the ultimate display of skill and masculinity in 2026.

This Is How You Should Deal With The Police When You Get Pulled Over

2026-04-08

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Maj Toure is a political activist, founder of 'Black Guns Matter' and Solutionary Lifestyle. In this powerful reasoning with Maj Toure, we dive deep into the r ...

Many people rely on medications to "knock them out," but as Dr. Maurice Isuo of Innate’s Touch Chiropractic explains, sedation is not the same as natural sleep. When you sedate your nervous system, you lose your awareness and disconnect from your body’s natural healing rhythm.

In this video, Dr. Isuo reveals how an aligned nervous system is the foundation for deep, restorative rest. Learn how to protect your consciousness and use natural tools, like box breathing and cacao, to move your body into a parasympathetic state for the best sleep of your life.

Two Things You Can Do To Sleep Better Without Using Sleeping Pills

2026-04-06

by Taron Butler Health is Wealth

Many people rely on medications to "knock them out," but as Dr. Maurice Isuo of Innate’s Touch Chiropractic explains, sedation is not the same as natural sleep ...

Enjoy this powerful clip from the Institute of the Black World 21st Century (IBW21)'s "Echoes of Greatness: Pilgrimage to Grenada 2025" forum, specifically The Business Forum: Garvey, Malcolm, & Bishop : A Discussion on Economic Self-Reliance and Opportunities in Grenada.

In this insightful clip, New York State Senator James Sanders Jr. addresses the exploitative nature of traditional banking systems, where institutions charge communities to hold their money while profiting through investments. He also explores actionable steps we can take to create more community-centered financial alternatives.

Why Black Money Becomes White Wealth: How We Can Break the Cycle of Economic Exploitation

2026-04-06

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Enjoy this powerful clip from the Institute of the Black World 21st Century (IBW21)'s "Echoes of Greatness: Pilgrimage to Grenada 2025" forum, specifically The ...

Are you constantly feeling tired or suffering from mystery headaches? The answer might be in the palm of your hand.

In this video, Dr. Maurice Isuo from Innate’s Touch Chiropractic breaks down the "50-Pound Rule" of head posture.

When you lean forward to look at your phone or device, you aren't just shifting your head, you are placing up to 50 pounds of physical tension on your spine. Dr. Isuo explains how this posture presses on the nerves connected to your adrenals, leading to chronic fatigue, "weird" discomfort when standing tall, and a generation of kids developing permanent spinal issues.

Looking Down at Your Smartphone Is Like Carrying a 50lb Weight on Your Neck

2026-04-03

by Taron Butler Health is Wealth

Are you constantly feeling tired or suffering from mystery headaches? The answer might be in the palm of your hand. In this video, Dr. Maurice Isuo from Innate ...

In this powerful “Throw Forward” reasoning, Mutabaruka breaks down the often overlooked global influence of Rastafari culture, especially in the areas of health, wellness, and Ital living.

He highlights how Ital cuisine helped shape modern conversations around plant-based eating and holistic health, long before it became mainstream. Mutabaruka also shares his personal experience as a pioneer in Jamaica’s early health food movement, including his role in opening one of the first health food stores and vegetarian restaurants on the island.

This Is One of the Greatest Gifts Rastafari Gave the World Besides Reggae Music

2026-04-02

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

In this powerful “Throw Forward” reasoning, Mutabaruka breaks down the often overlooked global influence of Rastafari culture, especially in the areas of healt ...

"We buy what we want and beg for what we need."

In Pt.3 of this powerful reasoning, Rev. Leroy Miles breaks down the critical importance of life insurance and the devastating impact of being underprepared. Sharing a deeply personal story about the loss of his father versus the loss of his brother, he illustrates how proper planning changes the trajectory of a family’s future.

We dive into the "GoFundMe" culture and why it can't be our community's primary insurance plan. Learn the key differences between Term and Whole Life insurance, the concept of insurability, and why relying solely on your job’s insurance might be a risky move.

Why Men Shouldn’t Leave Their Family Depending on a GoFundMe When They Die

2026-04-02

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

"We buy what we want and beg for what we need." In Pt.3 of this powerful reasoning, Rev. Leroy Miles breaks down the critical importance of life insurance and ...

Are you coping or are you healing?

In this profound reasoning, Mawiyah Kambon, a psychologist, cultural scholar, and educator, explores the spiritual and psychological journey of Black men and women.

From unaddressed trauma and the impact of seeking white validation, to the deeper spiritual responsibilities within relationships and the sacred bond between mothers and daughters, this conversation offers a powerful path toward healing and self-understanding.

It serves as a roadmap for those seeking to reconnect with their ancestral roots—revealing why you are the critical link between your ancestors and the unborn, and how to move from survival mode into a life of purpose, clarity, and peace.

The Link Between Ancestors and the Unborn: A Blueprint for Black Excellence

2026-04-01

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Are you coping or are you healing? In this profound reasoning, Mawiyah Kambon, a psychologist, cultural scholar, and educator, explores the spiritual and psych ...

What does it mean to be young, conscious, and African in today’s world?

In Part 3 of this reasoning, Tamu Mazama, explores the journey of finding one's identity amidst the pressures of an "oppressed society". Mazama dives into the challenges of maintaining faith and focus in a generation that often mixes spiritual systems, and how being centered in African reality and culture provides a vital balance.

Why I Stopped Trying to “Fit In” as a Young African Woman In America

2026-03-31

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

What does it mean to be young, conscious, and African in today’s world? In Part 3 of this reasoning, Tamu Mazama, explores the journey of finding one's identit ...

Why do some parents struggle to celebrate their children’s success?

In Pt.2 of this reasoning, Rev. Leroy Miles explores the "generational curse" of parental jealousy and the emotional maturity required to truly want your offspring to do better than you did. From the psychology of "misery loves company" to the biblical example of Jonathan and David, we discuss how to trade the cloak of jealousy for the crown of mentorship.

Many Parents Are Jealous Of Their Children Because They Lack This One Skill

2026-03-31

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Why do some parents struggle to celebrate their children’s success? In Pt.2 of this reasoning, Rev. Leroy Miles explores the "generational curse" of parental j ...

Dr. Maurice Isuo joins us to pull back the curtain on the "High Heel Havoc" affecting millions of women. While high heels are often seen as the gold standard for style and professionalism, the long-term cost to your body is a price most can't afford to pay.

Dr. Isuo breaks down the biomechanics of how these shoes cause a chain reaction of damage, starting at the toes and moving up to the ankles, knees, and even the spine. We discuss why "suffering for fashion" is a dangerous myth and explore practical, stylish alternatives that won't leave you with permanent mobility issues.

Wearing High Heels Is the #1 Cause of Foot, Knee, and Hip Problems in Women

2026-03-29

by Taron Butler Health is Wealth

Dr. Maurice Isuo joins us to pull back the curtain on the "High Heel Havoc" affecting millions of women. While high heels are often seen as the gold standard f ...

In Part 1 of this powerful segment, Reverend Leroy Miles opens up about the personal tragedies that shaped his approach to mental health and ministry. After losing his daughter shortly after birth and witnessing how alcohol impacted the men in his family, Rev. Miles discusses why traditional "coping mechanisms" aren't enough for the modern man.

Three Spiritual Disciplines Every Man Should Practice To Manage His Stress

2026-03-29

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

In Part 1 of this powerful segment, Reverend Leroy Miles opens up about the personal tragedies that shaped his approach to mental health and ministry. After lo ...

Why "living your truth" often feels like walking alone before you find your tribe.

In Part 2 of this reasoning, Tamu Mazama dives into the shadow side of authenticity: the profound loneliness that often follows when you stop performing for others.

Why Living In Your Truth Bothers Your Family So Much

2026-03-25

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV

Why "living your truth" often feels like walking alone before you find your tribe. In Part 2 of this reasoning, Tamu Mazama dives into the shadow side of authe ...

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