“For The People” is a podcast designed for anyone growing up with parents who were foreign to this country and tried to adapt to make a sustainable living.
In this episode, We talk about everyone favorite "L" word, love. We speak on the importance of loving yourself and how loving yourself properly can prepare you for the other spectrums that come with the word "LOVE".
2023 is almost half way done! In this episode, we talk about our accomplishments, goals and whats next for FTP.
In this episode we talk about our community and really put an emphasis on the whole phrase “black men deserving to grow old” not only physically but also mentally. As there have been several posts pertaining to this subject, we highlight our own thoughts and beliefs and how we can move forward as a community.
In this episode we discuss the transitional phase of becoming the new adults and the fear associated with it. We discuss the pressure placed on us by society and where we “should be” in correspondence to our age. As times have changed so has adulthood. Ultimately, how are you dealing with adulthood?
Within the last few weeks in the sports world, there has been a lot of controversy centering around Draymond Green & Jordan Poole. Teammates, friends allegedly.. getting into a physical altercation. In this episode we correlate the relationship displayed by these two to our own lives and talk about our perspective with our friends.
It feels good to be back! Sayyid and Simms discuss where they've been and whats coming this new season!
In this episode, Sayyid and Simms discuss with Qeezy about the judgmental mindset that our community has on outward appearances.
Sayyid, Simms and Kristian discuss how dating is like in our society.
Dating in 2021! Sayyid, Simms and Kristian discuss how dating is like in our society.
On todays episode, Simms and Sayyid speak on the impact of social media in various aspects of our lives.
2020 was an unforgettable year. In this episode, Simms and Sayyid reflect on 2020 and share their goals and outlook for 2021.
Growing up, our parents were one of our biggest influences. In this episode, Sayyid and Simms discuss with Muna Abdi-Harroud, LSW about effective parenting styles, being raised in America and so much more. Muna goes in depth about raising her own kids in today's America and her own experiences. Tune in!
Mental Health is a topic doesn't receive much discussion in black and ethnic minorities households. In this episode, Liz Acheampong, a licensed social worker, discusses how we can become more aware of our mental health , gain more access to mental health resources and so much more. Mental illness does not discriminate. Are you aware of your mental? For the people, to the people, about the people.
Recent systemic racism and police brutality events highlight the negatives of being BLACK in America. In this episode, Sayyid, Simms, Chris, Xavier and Jenisys discuss what being black means to them and many challenges and obstacles blacks face.
Recent systemic racism and police brutality events highlight the negatives of being BLACK in America. In this episode, Sayyid, Simms, Chris, Xavier and Jenisys discuss what being black means to them and many challenges and obstacles blacks face.
In this episode, Sayyid and Simms discuss the pro's and con's of growing up in an African home.