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In this episode Tasi and Dwilo talk about grammy nominated artist Nipsey Hussle and his work to put out a documentary of the 1987 Trial of Dr. Sebi, diving into important issues such as vaccines and stress managment. We hope that you feel empowered to ask questions, seek answers as well as sparked your mind to help create change in your community. As always we appreciate our DOPE crew for tappin in. -Now thats DOPE Radio.

In this episode Tasi & D Wilo discuss police brutality, Kap & Nike and share some candid moments and put listeners on to new music. Don't forget to download and subscribe to our podcast on Apple podcast, iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, overcast and pocket cast. Share and even leave us comments and questions. Now thats Dope Radio!

Politics, Hip Hop, Back 2 School, Community Injustice, Distractions. Email us at doperadio1@gmail.com. Now thats DOPE Radio Tasi & D Wilo

In our first episode of Roundtable for the People we talk about a video that we were tagged in showing police brutalizing a brother in the community. We were tagged by @Kinglife_boney on instragram, asking about what are other options to fight against police brutality because it seems that marching and rallying is NOT helping. Tasi and D Wilo answer back and we are also reaching out and asking our listeners what are some options. What can the black community and allies do to be proactive against police brutality. Tap In!

In this episode Tasi and D Wilo get into politics, when the primary elections begins, encouraging all to research and get familiar with candidates, Propositions that are on the ballot and what to look for. Also they talk about education and how important it is that we fight for our children's education like we fight for police reform, etc. We're going into the summer and with that there are lots of graduations/promotions whether it be College, high school and grade school we send congratulations to you all. Now thats DOPE Radio.

Host Tasi and D Wilo, discuss current events, music and social issues that effect urban communities. From the Waffle house shooting in Tennessee to discussing mental health and how we can be the change. You are now tuned in to Face 2 Face.

This episode we are talking about how we can better support our youth in today’s society!