Nabruh Talk

Jeen the Jeenius Talks about the issues with men pocket picking black women, the disconnect in Haitian households when sending kids off to school. and commitments post corona. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on youtube -https://www.youtube.com/c/NabruhProductions/videos?view_as=subscriber instagram -https://www.instagram.com/nabruhtalk/

Jeen the jeenius shares his thoughts on Chris Stylezz and rape culture. He also talks about friendship ties and the idea that black men aren't properly loved until they have money. Cover Art by: Donnell Sainvil Music by:Bardeen : is it fine if i kiss you? by Barradeen | https://soundcloud.com/barradeen Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

Jeen the Jeenius talks about the importance of setting expectations for yourself, how to deal with certain managers in the work place, and also his future predictions post corona pandemic Art Work by Donnell Sainvil Music by :Bardeen : is it fine if i kiss you? by Barradeen | https://soundcloud.com/barradeen Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

Jeen the Jeenius talks the importance of managing your money no matter how much you make, credit building, and the disconnect with dating and also working out at home Art work by: Donnell Sainvil Music By:Bardeen : is it fine if i kiss you? by Barradeen | https://soundcloud.com/barradeen Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

Welcome to the jeenius Corner with Jeen the Jeenius. This is just a relaxed/extended version of Nabruh Talk. Hope you all enjoy. Art Work By: Donnell Sainvil Music by:Bardeen : is it fine if i kiss you? by Barradeen | https://soundcloud.com/barradeen Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenius and Saad the Guru enjoyed a great conversation with fitness trainer, Big Chris from Roselle, NJ. Chris is all about healthy eating habits and fitness training. Being that Chris spent his earlier years overweight, he quickly turned that around by changing his diet, eating habits, and exercising. Cover Art by Donell Sainvil Music By:In my mind: In My Mind by Deoxys Beats | https://soundcloud.com/deoxysbeats1 Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, jeen the jeenius and saad the guru open the floor up with Ja Rich. A Newark, NJ native who has made a name for himself in the Newark community. Ja Rich has helped mold the young lives of students in the Newark Public schools systems as an educator. He's also established himself as artist/poet. Ja Rich has a passion for serving his community while also building himself as an entrepreneur. We were also able to discuss the progression of Black history and the roots of it. Art Cover by: Donell Sainvill @jagdawar Intro Music by:Unwritten: Followers by Unwritten Stories | https://soundcloud.com/unwritten-stories Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US Song 2: What Wold I Do by Ja Rich @jaleelrj

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenius and Saad the guru return to the scene for the first time since early 2019 with special guest YBK1NG aka Mr. Make it Happen. He is the creator of Young Bosses LLC, an entity that creates products, services, and also develops young entrepreneurs as well. We also covered the next big tech giant coming out of Ghana that may have the capacity to out do google. Find out whats really happening with muslims in china and see how NJ troops are stepping for relief efforts in Puerto Rico Soundtrack by: In my mind: In My Mind by Deoxys Beats | https://soundcloud.com/deoxysbeats1 Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

On this Episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenius, sat down with Natalee Gilbert. Natalee is a rising entrepreneur who has her hands in so many different platforms. She is the CEO for Fresh Finds, a writer for multiple websites like Varsity BPM and Heritage Hiphop. We talked about her experience with the underground music industry, her favorite childhood movies, the clout era and much more.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenius sat with Dante Carter AKA Catcher in the Vibe. Dante is a musical producer who graduated from Temple University. Through his challenging obstacles and traumatic experiences in Philly, Dante was able to learn about himself and who he is as an artist. We discussed our NBA Playoff predictions, the change and development in Newark Public schools, Nipsey Hussle's legacy and much more. Art Work By: @upallnight.9 intro track : Lenciaga by @Catcherinthe Vibe Track 1: No Talk by Ab_Major3 Track 2: Goddess by Robeau Track 3: Stars in the Sky by Chris Patrick

On this latest Episode of Nabruh Talk Jeen the Jeenius talked about generational curses and how they affect society as a whole. He touched on some examples of generational curses, the importance of resolving them, and how we should go about fixing them, in order to rebuild our families.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenius sits with Manessa Lormejuste to talk about her focus on why getting a masters in Business and Science was so important to her. They also discuss Manessa's latest book project called, "She's Ready: Inspiring Travel Stories and Wanderlust Guide For Women Travelers". Manessa also shared her point of view on how parents should go about discipling their kids, socialism versus capitalism, and much more. Cover art by: @upallnight.9 (instagram page) Track 1: Goddess by Ro Beau (@_robeau) - instagram Track 2: Hatorri Hanzo by Arte Magnus (@am95music)- instagram Track 3: The Peace by Macky (@Mackyomo) - instagram

On this Episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenius and Saad the Guru, share their perspective on educational staff members and their intentional approaches to students. They also talked about Gucci and the black face sweater controversy, Jussie Smollete and also the legacy that needs to continue within our black communities. Art Work By: @upallnight.9 Music Track Hattori Hazno by Arte Magnus @artemagnus95

On this brand new episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenius, shares his views on the recent Gillete ad that focused on mens social approach, the R Kelly docu-series, gentrification, and if we should hold friends accountable if they're dead beat parents. Cover Art By: (instagram) @upallnight.9 Track 1: Title: Star in the Sky Artist: Chris Patrick Track 2: Title: Goddess Artist: Ro’ Hendrix Collection Project: The Experience - EP Track 3: Title: The Peace Artist: Macky Track 4: Title: Sweet Love Feat. Denzel Wilson Artist: Tra1n Track 5: Title: Duffle Bag Artist: Jade

On this Episode of 1&9 Sports, Jeen the Jeenius talks about the best games of week 7 in the NFL and the top offensive performers. He also touches on Julio Jones being considered a top wide out, even if he doesn't score TD's. The New York Giants need to stop blaming Odells Sideline antics and understand the real reason why they aren't winning games. Music by: Baby Phase x "Dispatch" Seanie Ranz & Shocase x "From the Concrete" Macky x "The Peace"

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Rebecca St. Louis and Aaminah Hassell from the Change Makers show on WZYE 95.9FM. Both of these women are co hosts on the adio show that airs every Saturday from 2pm-4pm. Rebecca is a graduate student at Kean University who will be going into relationship counseling because she believes a healthy relationship will set up a solid foundation to raising a child the right way for a better society. Aaminah received her bachelors at Lincoln University. They both became close friends while working at the same job. Although their personalities may seem entirely different, both share the same goals for the community. Everything about them screams positive change and that is what we all should be aiming towards.

On this Episode of Nabruh Talk, Keon, who is a fashion major at Montclair State University came in and sat down to discuss the ideologies of being a creative and a visionary in our society today. Keon is the Co-Founder of BLVCK POSSE, which is a clothing brand that started back in 2013. Keon is an opened minded thinker and believes his desiring interest in fashion will make way for him to reach other avenues of ventures and businesses. Being that he is from Springfield, MA and was raised in Linden, NJ, Keon has been exposed to different environments. One thing he has taken away from Linden, NJ is the fact that there is a place for everyone to fit because it so diverse. Keon is on a mission to building his own empire with his passion to create everyday. Something we should all aim for.

On this edition of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family discussed the likelihood of changing the core foundations of a nation without the practice of war. It is impossible to do so. Every form of change/evolution involved some kind of war. Not just physical and violent war, but social wars as well. War comes in all shapes and sizes. War begins within ourselves. Saad also raised the question, do people need to die in war? In some cases, there is no other option but to kill.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenius sat down with Financial Expert, Giovanna Dessin. Giovanna is a soon to be Kean University Graduate for class of 2018. Giovanna, who will earn her undergraduate degree in finance is the president of the Women of Excellence club on campus where she learned how to lead strong young women and also from them. Through her own struggles and growth in college, Giovanna found her calling in developing a financial platform, "Finance with Giovanna", which has a sole purpose to educate women and minorities on how to manage their money properly and the different ways of investing it. Giovanna's overall goal is change the negative narrative of women and minorities having a lack of education in finances and teaching them how to be financially independent.

She is an entrepreneur, real estate investor, an owner of one of the most groundbreaking Hair Salons in the state of New Jersey, and the Author of "Pray For Rain", Taneice Chavers. Chavers is from Trenton, NJ. Raised by her grandmother in a nursing home, when Taneice was 14 years old, she began working full time. By the age of 16, she received a full academic scholarship to Kean University, where she received her Bachelors in Business Administration. But Chavers did not stop there. While battling many obstacles after college, like taking her 14 year old sister into custody at 24, Taneiece received her license in beauty, real estate, and other major fields profession while also opening up her own Hair Salon just three years ago. Taneice has learned from so many of her experiences, which gives her the ability to teach others the right way to do business, no matter what route you decide to take.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenius and Saad the Guru talked about social media and its Spring Break in Miami propaganda, relationships and our possibilities of cheating and the doubles standards that are among us in society.

On this edition of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Ameenah, Karan, and Jay. Three young entrepreneurs in their early 20's who are building their own businesses in the field of beauty and hair. During our show, we voiced how people of color need to find ways to create that one major corporation in order to progress economically in our communities. We also touched on the importance of marketing your brand, first impressions, and investing the money you make versus spending it all.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenius and Saad the Guru sat down down with the founder of "SelfLoveIs" organization, Brianna Pirro. Brianna is a Rutgers University graduate from Linden, New Jersey who advocates the importance of mental health and holistic healing through different practices like yoga and affirmations. She received her Yoga certification in Thailand, a big leap that she had to take even though it wasn't something her parents were too excited about. Brianna has had her own stages of distress, which plays a huge role in why she is so vocal and passionate towards spreading unconditional love.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat with Vijor (Vee-Jore), a life coach, mentor and motivational speaker. Vijor works with women and teens who come from abused environments. She helps them with self love and also spreading love regardless of what they have been through. Vijor sat down with us to talk about Black Panther and the problem that a lot of people of color don't realize within this highly anticipated film. We also touched the difference between judgment and hypocrisy and where do we need to draw the line.

On this segment of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family discussed how the significance of having influential figures like Jay Z to come and speak at urban schools. Does it really make a difference? We then shifted to the topic of why people believe men/women are trash. For many situations, it comes from lack of family up bringing, which connects with communication and self worth. Also, we have to be aware that social media has given more men and women a platform to voice their opinions based on their past, which relates back to why we hear/see so many of these remarks on social media.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family, focused on the deception employment has on American when you take a closer look at the poverty rate and also the ratio between part time jobs and full times. Many of us face the issues of working part time because we cannot find full time. Some of us are facing the internal battle of going after our dreams but not trying to deal with working for some else, but yet, we have a family to help provide for or to even raise.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Young Pharaoh, a member of the PNE (Pocket Never Empty) group. Young Pharaoh is from West Orange, NJ and PNE was created for the purpose of hustling the right way and to never need to depend on someone else for financial support. We touched on the principals of trusting the people on your team, when to cut off certain people and how they go about doing it. Our main discussion for the evening was about what people of color need to work on in order to progress economically in society.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, we got the opportunity to sit down with one of our Nabruh Family representatives, Jennifer Padilla. Jennifer will be graduating from Kean University in May 2018 with a degree in communications journalism. During her time in college, Jenn had gone through a lot of adversity that she has been able to overcome, which has allowed her to elevate her confidence in almost every aspect. She's successfully ben a part of the Tower Newspaper at Kean University while balancing tough courses and a couple of jobs. Jenn is very passionate about her family and her country, Puerto Rico, which also explains why she wants to do so much for them in her future career.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Kean University History major, Jimmy. Jimmy is currently working on his final year of undergrad and will be receiving his degree in May. He has a strong background in history and is very knowledgeable on current events and also the historical events that many of us are not aware of. He's participated in campus groups like Men of Excellence. During our show, we talked about the meaning of black excellence, the slave trade in Libya and also the relations to anime/cartoons and how they connect to real life.

One this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Girls On Bikess from Newark, NJ. Girls on Bikess is a community based group that helps influence young girls and women to participate in extracurricular activities. They promote healthy lifestyles, empowerment, entrepreneurship, while also working with students in public schools. and many more. We discussed issues on how to start up your own business to the issues at hand in the school systems everyday, and even the comparison when raising boys and girls.

On this One on One edition of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenyes sat with aspiring actor, Eric Phillips. Eric, who is from Atlantic City, New Jersey, is currently a part time student at Kean University, but his main career focus is acting. During the interview we discussed the battle between accomplishing certain goals for your family versus accomplishing other goals for yourself. He also went into detail about his upcoming play "Jazz From the Tares". We also touched on what it might take in order to build new uprising production networks and also the issues in film when it comes to the marginal practices towards people of color.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Ibrahim (Abraham) aka Ibby. Ibby is from Newark, NJ who is a psychology major at Saint Peters University. During the show, Ibby expressed how the African American community needs more people of color who are psychologist, that way, they can relate to African Americans who have mental issues. We also touched on the importance of Mental health, spiritual health, and physical health and which out of the three are more important than the other. We also covered why rape is more about power than sex.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family sat down with Sunae (Sun God), a current student at Kean University to discuss her background as an artrepreneuer. Her art is usually done through painting and clothing, which is why she dresses the way she does. She creates her own fashion and designs. Her inspiration comes from her art teacher from middle school. Sune has a unique past which allowed us to understand the difference between one persons morals and values to someone else's.

On this 1 on 1 edition of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenyes sat down with KB aka (ClickClackBoone) from More Than Musiq group to talk about his latest mixtape "Route 1 n 9", how he got into music, and his development as a person from Roselle, NJ through his friendships and the school systems. When it comes to music, KB keeps it honest and raw based on his experiences, which makes him easily one of the most respected artists coming up right now. As someone who is getting ready to graduate from Kean University, KB plans to use his musical talent/platform to gear himself towards other business ventures like rebuilding his community, not only in roselle, but New Jersey as a whole.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenyes and Saad the Guru sat down with Rutgers Alumna, Chemistry major, and Linden native, Manessa Lormesjuste. Manessa has always had a strong background of science since her earlier days while participating in science fairs and experimenting different practices on her own. Her family and cultural background is a huge part of why she is highly disciplined as a student and just a person in general. Manessa, who graduated from Rutgers this past May, 2017, explains what she had to deal with being a woman of color in a field that is predominantly filled with white men. None the less, she was able to earn herself, a lot of experience while also landing a well respected career after college.

On this 1 on 1 edition of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenyes sat down with President of the Student Body at Kean University, Damion Wilson, to discuss his journey as a college student and playing one of the most important roles on a college campus. Damion is one of the most influential figures at Kean University partially because he is highly active on campus and works extremely well with his peers and staff, which explains why he's earned the position he has now. He breaks down his upbringing and how important it is for him to be a first generation college graduate in his family.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenyes sat down with Informations System student from Rutgers Newark, Salonia Burt to discuss what she's been up to a a senior who will be gradating in may 2018, her experiences working in groups, self development, the girls on bikes movement in Newark and much more. Salonia is a self driven and highly motivated entrepreneur who focuses on rebuilding the youth and communities of not just Newark, NJ but many of the urban areas around us.

On this Episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family discussed the issues between social media and its representation of what a relationship should be like through the marriage of Gucci Mane and Keyshia. We also covered the wage gap for women in corporate America and discussed why there is still a gap and how it can be minimized and even become equal to the pay of men.

On this episode of Nabruh Talk, the Nabruh Family shared their perspectives on why certain foreigners (Africans, Haitians, Jamaicans, Chinese, ect)view themselves more superior than African Americans. We distinguished the difference between culture and tradition, while also sharing our past experiences that connect to this overall topic.

On this 1 on 1 edition of Nabruh Talk, Butta Sahdeez, who's an experienced rap artist from Newark, NJ, sat down with Jeen the Jeenyes to discuss what he's been up to since his last visit on Nabruh Talk. Butta has a lot of knowledge when it comes to the music industry, due to is past experiences with Music Producer, Swizz Beats. Butta also, explains why he refused to take the 360 deal he was offered a few years ago as well as shedding some important insight for any up and coming artists out there.

On this 1 on 1 edition of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenyes sat down with Alec aka Artemagnus, one of the most talented rappers in New Jersey to talk about how he came up as a kid and how he got into music. We also talked about the battle of accepting oneself as opposed to looking for women to accept us. Alec makes music that is highly conscious and intellectual, which makes him one of the better up and coming artist today.

On this fun and humorous episode of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenyes, Saad the Guru, and Kemi Alade, sit down with Yan Blaze from the Podcast about Nothing and Dinnerland tv to discuss the different issues that goes on in relationships, but also what the important keys to a relationship are. We all were able to open about our past relationships and what we expect moving forward.

On this special edition of Nabruh Talk, Jeen the Jeenyes sat down with Diezey from More Than Musiq Ent to discuss his latest projects that he released this month, "It is What It Is", which is on Apple Music and "Undiscussed", which is streaming on Soundcloud . Diezey explains why and how he was able to steer away from for language throughout his projects, his growth and development through his music and also shares his feelings towards politics, his podcast, Mild Talk and many more.