Hosted by King Mania, it covers a number of topics ranging from music to social injustice, but primarily focuses on hip-hop, r&b and the events pertaining to it in the previous week that effected black and popular culture.
Just as the title says we discuss how some of the recent turmoil some black celebrities have gone through and discuss how music imitated life. https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/playlist-fortheculture-podcast-w-king-mania/pl.u-76oNzWmtWBWeE9 https://www.instagram.com/ftcpodkingmania/ https://www.facebook.com/DaKingMania
We back bayyyyybeeeeeeeeee. As King Mania grasps the importance of how big this return is we can't forget there is a lot to catch up on within the culture since the last time we were together. So on this episode we acknowledge it and we keeping it 100. Let's gooooo https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/playlist-fortheculture-podcast-w-king-mania/pl.u-76oNzWmtWBWeE9 https://www.instagram.com/ftcpodkingmania/ https://www.facebook.com/DaKingMania
We often put up or even condone bad behavior from those in and outside the culture and that often effects are mental, spiritual, and physical energy not to mention health. This episode King Mania dives into that and also the meaning behind the new J. Cole album. It's been a long time with a lot of news and music to catch up on, from Juneteenth to the proper mount Rushmore of the rap eras.
Emancipate yourselves from mental slaveryNone but ourselves can free our mindsHave no fear for atomic energy'Cause none of them can stop the time
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The Culture lost its Dog and the pain we feel is big. But X is at peace and that is what getting us through. It's sad. There won't be another spirit, mind, voice or innovator like X again. On this episode we'll be paying tribute to the Dog and catching up since our last Episode. We also will be premiering a new King Mania song!!! Remember look for the light in a room full of dark.
this episode is focused on primarily about why we shouldn't pick sides on issues until we have the full story using everything that has been going on this week as example. Also fuck the Grammys so let's review that mofo.
For The Culture Ep 024| Letting Black Reality Stop Black Liberation. This episode has been restored.
On Episode 48 of the For The Culture podcast we honor the queen Breonna Taylor. "A Year Later & Still no Justice" So much news and music in this one
Our culture breathes excellence and since it does we must also know how to communicate with each other in order to further what we need to keep moving forward
Episode 46 "Black Love & Black Hate" of the For The Culture podcast with King Mania exploring both relationships we have with love and hate and how it effects it and how both is the solutions for each other. We have much more to discuss as well.
The soundtrack and movie has finally arrived so Judas and the Black Messiah so on this episode we'll be reviewing some of the music from the soundtrack and giving some thoughts on the movie without any spoilers. We also want to discuss the similarities between the BLM movement and the Black Panther party respectfully. We want to discuss how social media apps are impacting us as a culture.
We going going back back to music music!! Thats right not only are we talking about how we should each hold the mirror up to ourselves before holding it to other people...we're definitely talking about how the people who are responsible for the most impact black history came from those who held themselves accountable. Also reviewing some new music that came out.
From Trey Songs, Iconic birthdays, TI & Tiny, The government going Love & Hip Hop. A lot has happened in a couple days and we going to apply the wisdom to all of it. We're literally seeing the lies that were told for generations being torn down. What a time to be alive. We also must pay tribute to the national treasure Cicely Tyson!
The struggle continues in this historic week in American history while the culture had some ups. It wasn't the ups we wanted to see. Many things were done in good faith but does BLM have any faith that our needs get met with legislation and justice?
This week was utter catch 22. Because of the terrorist attack the president has been impeached twice. But Cori Bush put everything in perspective beforehand and made it clear that there is still some who will boo in the denouncement of white supremacy. But let's talk some more music though...
Ohhh my God! Talking so much shit on this episode of the podcast. I have to. No choice. Everyone is getting the smoke. But cant let it get to our universal currency. We have so much bigger things that we need to stay focused on. But we will use this distraction in our favor to further our chase for fair and equal treatment.
Goodbye you little hoe of 2020. And this episode we just want to review some of the major moments that happened to on the show but most importantly black culture. How it will effect our mental, spiritual, and physical impact going into the new year.
I think the biggest one would be why do people try to declare someone's genetic make up on the inside because of what they look like on the outside?
Showing love to Tommy Lister.
How many times are we going to say that we need to do better to be better. Regression causes us to lose focus and the lack of communication keeps us there.
We are coming of a legendary battle between Gucci Mane vs Jeezy Versuz battle where extreme black excellence was displayed but it was covered in the worry of danger of rap beef. So this episode its only fitting we explore both among the other topics that happened in this unapologetic week!• Material vs ownership • Mike Tyson • Rappers shot • Needing more young black people in power • Batman or Harris in weed bust • Quawan Charles murder • Hip hop saving and ending lives
Every culture has good and bad in it. Its our job to big up the good and shame the bad. This week we shaming so many people as I go through election week do many vultures have come out the wood work pandering to those who push it forward.
“Why do black people always feel the need to be excellent? Why can’t we just be ourselves?"We explore this famous quote and go into why we feel the need to always compete with ourselves to mentally try to not be what society expects out of us.
What the fuck is going on with 50 Cent, and are we taught racial bias as children? Do we often think this bias doesn't effect how we view our own. Look at the Ice Cibe situation. Toru Lamez is at it again too. We talking music too. For The Culture Podcast with King Mania returns.
We have a special guest this episode as Jessica stops by to talk politics, nervous energy, and white guilt in the culture. We breakdown how this effects usAnd how we should deal with itNew music including:Benny the Butcher TIBlack Thought
Goin over the music and news that lead up to the week and also discussing Why do black people always need to compete with each other?Accomplishments in timeMegan the Stallion SNL performance Breonna Taylor case, Politics and so much more!!! Please support by telling friends, colleagues, family about this podcast! For the Culture!!!
What a week it has been in the Nation! So for the culture we gonna have to break it all down from the debates, Ms. Taylor case, and we talk about what needs to be done to achieve self love and empowerment within ourselves and the culture! More music and news talk too!! We got you we got us!
Breonna Taylor Breonna Taylor Breonna Taylor Breonna Taylor Breonna Taylor Breonna Taylor.....Ms. Taylor was served no justice but her apt building did. In this week's episode we break it all the way down and where we should go from here.We also talk black ownership and how important it is more than never. We also get into the new Tory Lamez....Lanez smh songs and what it means! More music and news because King Mania gots you he got Us....for the culture!
On my next podcast episode we'll be talking about toxic relationships! So I want to ask you all what's was the most toxic relationship you were in & why? We also discuss celebrity worship, new music, much more for the culture!
"You can kill a revolutionary but you cant kill the revolution"Let's explore this statement and how we need to continue the revolution no matter what. As casualties continue to surface unfortunately we need to focus on how to get better within ourselves and the outside world. We do have a spoken word poem by King Mania and we discuss the demonetization of black men. Listen & Share!!!! New episodes every Friday
As we continue to mourn the death of Chadwick Boseman. We start off by reflection on his impact. [17:30] But the need to talk about a big issue in the culture of our black liberation taking a backseat to our black reality. [33:35] Lets talk solution instead of reasoning. We still always have music and news cause we got you we got Us!!!
We are days removed off the tragic shooting of Jacob Blake and all though this isnt a sad episode we will be taking moment to address how this country profits off the injustices black people face in the country more ways then one. Blake was shot 7 times in the back and livedHis kids witnessed the entire thingThe shooter was identified as Rusten Sheskey
I took a short break from the show to recharge the batteries. FTC with King Mania returns this week exploring the conversation of "Black Liberation & Music Controversy" How can the black community truly find Liberation when solutions aren't being created effectively? And Why does our music create the most Controversy?
As we continue this journey of healing we must look into the toxic relationship Africa has with black and Americans & vice versa. King Mania dives deep into the topic, but first lets talk more about the Breonna Taylor case and some music
On this episode of the podcast I got you, I got us when I discuss the topic and question "Can black people be racist? We get deep into that one. And we cover the importance of mental health.
This whole Nick Cannon situation got me feeling some type of way. And how they arrest Breonna Taylor’s protesters before her killers? So much to discuss!!!!
Exploring another layer of the black male and female relationship as a whole and how America has had its effects on that dynamic over the years starting with slavery. Among other topics as well
Breaking down 2 very layered questions of:Is it a deal breaker if you find out your partner is pro-you but isn't necessarily pro-black? Can someone be pro black when they date outside of their ethnicity? Also talking new music and update on the racial injustice the culture is facing.
Honoring Michael Jackson Bubba Wallace updateElijah McClain murder
King Mania discusses the response of the newly released J. Cole and Lil Baby tracks and how these tracks are effecting the people in the culture. There has been several baby steps of change but with the recent tragic shooting of Rayshard Brooks there was major change. Karen's are going wild and we have more change to come.
Its been a week of hope this week. All the protesting and marching is making real change. There's much more to to do but it is just the beginning. King Mania breaks it all down. Also gives in depth on what he told the protesters at the state capital!!
King Mania recaps the cultures week in the wake of seeking Justice for our fallen brother George Floyd!! Most of us are grief and rage stricken so Mania unpacks those emotions as he describes what he witnessed when he went out to protest. Also gives a couple of albums to check out King Mania got you. King Mania got us!!
The social injustice just keeps on coming because King Mania dives into it this week For The Culture. Join King Mania as he talks Joe Biden, all of the riots, all of this stemming from the horrific death of George Floyd. Don't forget to spread the word about the Podcast to all your friends. Keep the Conversation. We got you We got us!!!
Join King Mania as he talks the drowning of Shad Gaspar. Plus, Ludacris vs Nelly & in versuz and, I weigh in heavy on this Boosie vs Dwade situation in parenting!. Also I give a huge update on the Ahmaud case! We have the update on a J. Cole and Kendrick collab album
Breonna Taylor was only 26 when she was gunned down so King Mania goes deep into the topic and breaks down the hits battle
This episode is dedicated to our fallen brother who was gunned down in cold blood. Please support the website runwithmaud.com and donate. Also King Mania reviews new music from Drake and Chris Brown.
On episode 8 of the For The Culture podcast with King Mania podcast we got a special hits battle young J. Cole vs new J. Cole with special guest and friend of the show Malcolm Whye!!! Not to mention we got a lot of news within the culture involving how covid19 is effecting us, also who's winning the Michael Jackson vs Prince battle?!?
On this episode: King Mania goes after the people who are anti protestors who are against the stay at home order. He also weigh's in on the French Montana vs Young Thug Beef. Dvsn dropped his album. Also, Teddy Riley and Babyface just had their beat battle. Who won? He covers it all. He got you, he got Us!!
As Covid gets people separated China is taking it to a whole new level against the people of the culture, Africans, King Mania dives into it. Plus an R&B battle?
Join King Mania as he updates us in the latest Covid Numbers. Also, what kind of quarantine activities are you staying busy with? Plus, the Drake toosie slide dance song challenge! We also discuss NBA Youngboy vs Kodak Black beef and much more!