The Pro-Black Blerd Kingdom Podcast

In this episode, I answer the questions that have been submitted to me via instagram in an honest and candid manner. I start off the episode however giving a brief summary of what I have spoken about in some of my past podcast episodes. I also do two brief roasts of two trolls/haters along with some stories to go along with my statements. this will be the final episode of this season.

In this episode, I will be talking about multiple topics. I start off by giving my thoughts and breakdown when it comes to reparations. I breakdown my stance on the issue, if it was distributed what I would do and then I debunk arguments commonly made around reparations. I think talk about some comments made from Jane Elliot when it comes to reparations during her conversation on the Sox & Sandals Podcast. I think speak about what I would do and where I would stand on certain issues if I was a politician.

In this episode, I start off discussing who do little boys have to look up to now that Chadwick Boseman and his character T'Challa are both dead. I talk about the character Sam Wilson and break him down based upon his tropes. I then go into doing a spontaneous roast of the troll known as Triple H ( Hoe Hearted Hoodrat). I then move into talking about Falcon & The Winter soldier as well as my thoughts about Isaiah Bradley. I speak briefly about my thoughts on black representation versus ownership. At the end of the conversation, I breakdown what a "Shea Butter Sambo" is and roast two examples of such I have seen show up.

In this episode, I will be doing a full breakdown on whether or not, the younger generation black folks (especially black americans) can trust the older generation of black folks. I will be doing an in depth analysis of the behaviors and relationships between the old and young. I will also use a few personal examples to exemplify my perspective on the issue. At the end I roast a commenter who felt the need to troll on some of my instagram posts in what seemed like a desperate attempt to accuse me of not being a solutions based creative. 

In this podcast episode, I will be giving a full review of the movie Black Panther Wakanda Forever. I will be starting off by talking about some of the conversations buzzing around involving this movie that I have observed before watching it. I also discuss my pros and cons when it comes to this movie in its entirety. Feel free to check it out as I take a deep dive in and pry through the mechanics of this movie.

In this episode I will be breaking down the black inside spy hustle. I will also be going into detail about two examples of this gimmick which will include Tyler Perry & Kanye West. As I talk about Kanye West I will go into detail about the recent attacks on black men where they are called anti-Semitic and due to their criticism of the jews. I will also go into detail about some of the morons and other people I have encountered in my direct messages since promoting my content on Instagram.

In this video, I will be talking about all things wrestling from my favorite wrestlers to some of the teams I've enjoyed seeing over the years both from the Attitude Era and even from this new PG Era. I got into detail later about some of the anti-black racism that shows up in WWE as well too and I give some concrete examples of what exactly that looks like outside and inside of the company to put it all in perspective.

In this episode, I will be focusing my attention on the narrative of disrespecting the black male. I will start by talking about the Black Brute Trope and how white supremacist use it in media with specific examples to support my analysis. I talk about the recent trend of political and social commentators blaming black men for their failures. I talked about the anti-blackness I have seen in the movie, Alita: Battle Angel. I go into detail about my feelings on people disrespecting the poor/broke black man. at the end I speak about Big Sassy and how she has decided to come back and bringing me into the conversation about her issues with people disliking Woman King.

In this episode, I cover numerous topics that have been talked about in the past few weeks. I cover the issue with Hailey Bailey playing Ariel in the new Little Mermaid movie and my thoughts on the matter. I speak about John Boyega saying he only dates black women in a Breakfast Club Interview. I breakdown the rationale behind why black people have refused to embrace Queen Elizabeth after her death as well as DL Hughley's comments about Queen Elizabeth when interviewed by TMZ. At the end of the conversation, I speak about the black woman who was angry at the white man's decision to quit his job to date 50different women in each state and my thoughts on her outrage.

In this episode, I will be breaking down the character Black Panther & who what 3 known people he is based upon. I will even take some time to talk about how Killmonger was also a combination of three different figures as well too. I will discuss the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Trailer & my concerns around it. I go into detail afterwards about it being hijacked by the Latino Community & Black Women Empowerment. In the end I talk about how Letitia Wright was bullied on social media for being an Anti-vaxxer and my thoughts around the subject.

In this episode, I will be discussing how the superhero characters that many enjoy are just repackaged African Gods that are white washed and repackaged for the sakes of being redistributed and sold back to us. I also go into detail about some of the origins of the superhero characters that many know and love. I also talk about the comparison of Magneto and Charles Xavier of X-men to prominent black activists such as Martin Luther King Jr and Malcolm X. At the end I talk about how there is a pattern of white washing the ancient egyptians along with the complaint that the director of Moon knight made that Black Adam deserves criticism for not having "Egyptian Representation". Stay tuned and check out this episode as it will be pack with a ton of info.

In this podcast episode, I start off by talking about the Anti-Blackness in Super Smash Bros pertaining to the character Sandman from Punch Out! I then go into detail about how there is anti-blackness in the Asian culture overall especially in different anime shows that have false black narratives or black face narratives. I talk about my perspective on the Man-Ape discrepancy in Black Panther and him only being referred to as M'baku. At the end of the episode, I speak about the rationale behind having an overabundance of black characters in fighting games.

In this episode, I do an entire breakdown of my system for tropes that exist with black characters in white comic and regular media. I take a deep dive to categorize all of the tropes that I have seen show up along with the subgroups of such tropes and examples to support this ideology. Some of the tropes you may hear discussed today include Trauma Sauce, Black LGBT Tropes, Black Tech Support, The Ambiguous Black Trope and numerous others. Stay tuned as this episode will be a great guideline when viewing different shows and cinematic productions and examining the way black characters show up.

In this episode, we leave off from when Qiana was positioned run an art exhibit at the museum she works at. In this story, we get a deeper dive into her utilizing her powers for the first time in battle. We also get some insight on a nefarious villain named the Techxan and the job he is sent to complete in this episode that may interfere with with what Qiana has going on. Stay tuned and see what happens on the grand adventures of Qartoon Queen.

In this episode, I begin by dissecting the STARZ series P-Valley. I begin by speaking about many of the disrespectful and anti-black narratives that get constantly portrayed in Season 2 of this Series. I proceed to then speak about the deceitful direction this show chose to take from Season 1 shifting what it ultimately is about. Afterwards, I take some time to clarify for one final time my statements when on the very present LGBT Agenda and I do so by addressing a conversation that took place between myself and my friend on Instagram who disagreed with my stance. I address some of the questions he had for me and use that as a means to give others who share my beliefs some other points to consider. At the end, I address a few disrespectful individuals who came onto my post to troll or to cause unnecessary chaos from missing the point. I also address the failure of such individuals to challenge or address white supremacy's role in the matter. Buckle up, yall because this episode will be rough.

In this episode, I cover the death of the creator of Yu-Gi-Oh, Kazuki Takahashi and the great contribution he made to anime in Yu-Gi-Oh. I think go into detail about my love for the series including my favorite duelists, monsters/ matches, villains and more pertaining to the series and its other installments. At the end, I go into further depth about why the character Axel Brodie stands out as well as my idea for a possible fan fiction series involving Axel Brodie as a main character.

In this podcast episode, I will be taking the off-code things black people should stop doing in a different direction and I will be discussing some of the terms we should eliminate or re-evaluate in our pro-black vocabulary. I do an analytical break down and go into detail of what each term means and why they should not be stated. I also take a deep look into the historical context of why these terms were created and whzt it means for black folks as a whole.

In this episode, I go into depth about whether or not black people an be racist. I take a dive into the historical context of the subject matter to define what racism actually means. I also go into detail about the differences between racism and prejudice with examples to support the truth. I briefly describe what white supremacy means as well and talk about some of the personal debates I have with individuals who disagreed on the manner. At the end of the conversation I address some of the comments I got on my Instagram post promoting this topic.

In this episode, we continue off from when Glister released energy from his body for an hour straight. The story goes into detail about Glister and his encounters with an evil speedster named Speedemon. Glister will be put to the test when he makes a decision on where or not attempting to stop this new threat or enjoying his lavish yet wild young life is more important to him. Stay tuned and see what this episode has to offer.

In this episode, I go into detail about why the idea of "diversity" is not good when it comes to the way blacks are portrayed in white comic media. I go into detail about the ways white comic creators create a façade that appears on its service to be a portrayal of progression and what is really taking place. I also define what benign neglect is and how it relates to this topic. At the end of this podcast, I talk about how the push for diversity is closely related to the Civil Rights Movement and its disservice to blacks.

In Episode 3 of All Spice, we will get a look into the new found adventures of Khaleesha when she begins her journey to find one of the present heirlooms in Jamaican Queens New York. Khaleesha gets attacked by a woman who happens to be known all over that area as the JJG (Jamaican Jewel Gang). This episode will focus on their encounter as well as the proceeding aftermath when the characters collide. Tune in to see how Khaleesha handles being approached by the JJG and the mysterious power behind the jewel she wields.

In this episode, I speak about the death of Kevin Samuels and my feelings on him as a "dating specialist. I dive even deeper into the reactions received where black women were celebrating his death on social media. This leads into me speaking about the anti-blackness seldom spoken about that black women partake in and others lack of willingness to challenge their outrageous behaviors. At the end of this episode,  give some advice to young black men in the dating realm at this point.

In this episode, give my two cents and debunk some issues around some of the posts 've seen on Facebook from the Blerd Groups that I follow. I go into detail about four separate posts that ether seemed off code or was flustered with a load of goofy comments from others in the group. I speak my beliefs on comparing Black Panther being Black to Magneto being Jewish. I give my thoughts on the recent Walmart Juneteenth Ice Cream Scheme that went viral. I also talk about the strange obsession with people championing Phase 4 of Marvel being about muscular white women. Lastly, I take time to explain why I believe Black Panther had such a massive impact on black culture and what elements contributed to its mass success as a Marvel Film.

In this podcast episode, I will be discussing my thoughts on the widely spoken about "LGBT Agenda". In this episode, I go into detail about whether or not  believe there to be an LGBT Agenda that exists and evidence behind my stance on the matter. I also break down my thoughts on TV Programming and why its important to take note of all the ways television shows are broadcasted to others.

In this video, I will discuss the ever present issue of black men having their voices silenced and why writing would be a good avenue for black men to undertake. I emphasize the importance of ownership and self-publishing as black people and I go into detail about my own journey into writing and how its led to me starting my own creative brand. I also break down the difference between writing and story-telling.  At the end of the episode, break down the origins of the Cool Colas Brand.

In this episode,  I will be doing an analysis on my thoughts on the recent cancellation of the comic television shows Batwoman, DC Legends of Tommorow & Raising Dion. I give my full reaction on what I thought about the cancellation as well as my take on where each of the shows were at before they all took place. I also go in on the blerd community and their need to echo one another's opinions constantly and challenge them to think for themselves. I take some time at the end to access whether or not there will be a cancellation for the television series, Naomi.

In this episode, we will be discussing the C3 Comics Series Glister Season 1 Episode 2. In this episode, we leave off when Glister was in pursuit of the supervillain known as Elephant who broke out of Aviary Prison and was back on the loose in Washington DC and the surrounding area. Stay tuned and check out this next comic episode as I inform y'all of what takes place next. If you enjoy the Glister storyline then you will love what is in store in this episode.

In this episode, I will go into a many topics which include what it means to be pro-black, a little insight to my pro-blackness journey, how to stay sane will being pro-black, when it becomes off code and putting up boundaries as a pro-black person. Tune in and get some insight from the mindset & mentality of the Pro-Black Blerd King.

This podcast episode details the over-projection of interracial relationships in White Comic Media and why I feel that it is purposely being over-pushed in comparison to healthy full-black relationships. I give my two cents as well about what I think about interracial dating and some rules to consider to go with it. I also reluctantly go into detail about what an agenda means and why there is so much apprehension among black people in interracial relationships to call out white supremacy when it happens. At the end, I even talk about a personal situation that I can recall has happened to me related to seeing some of this off codeness in these relationships.

In this episode, I mainly address the very recent situation where Zoe Kravitz addresses getting called "Too Urban" to audition for a Dark Knight Rises role. I then take this topic and tie into the constant apprehension to address white supremacy and off code-ness I see in other situations with Mixed blacks in media and in general. I take time to break down examples of where I see similar situations that were mishandled where mixed black people have been victims of White Supremacy.

This video goes into detail about the recent arrest of the director of Black Panther, Ryan Coogler and his arrest in Bank of America in Atlanta, Georgia recently. I also go into detail about the off-codeness that tends to exist in the black community especially with Black Women against black men. I eve go into detail by giving examples of what this looks like from a political perspective. Somewhere towards the end I go into detail about the long history of anti-black slavery that has existed in banks as well too.

In this episode I will be talking about what I believe is the best comic television show to ever some out. I will be dissecting each comic show and talking about the things I liked and did not like about each. I will then go into the mechanics of what it means to be the "best" black comic television show and how that criteria differs from that of a non-black comic television show

In this episode, I go into continue where I left off in the adventures of All Spice. This episode will take a deeper dive into where the story goes after a background origin story is give on the character, All Spice. We leave off when she is started that there is a voice inside of her bracelet who goes by the name "The Presence". We will find out who this mystical voice is and how this relates to All Spice's story going forward. For those of you who are tuning into this series for the first time, make sure you have checked out the first episode "C3 Comic Series: All Spice Season 1 Episode 1".

This is the second live voiced comic character series from my online comic brand known as the C3. I will be speaking about the character known as Glister. In this episode, I will be telling the story of Glister from the very beginning starting with the Pilot. This will serve as a shorter episode where you will learn the origin of the character and the tone/atmosphere of where it takes place. Stay tuned as there will be multiple other episodes to come discussing the adventures of the Energy Emitting Rich Playboy, Glister.

In this podcast, I will talk about the character, Killmonger from the Black Panther Movie. I will detail my thoughts on the character, an analysis of the deep messages that were behind how he was written, why I do not believe he was a villain and a few other messages that were put in the Black Panther movie as it relates to him. I go into detail also about a few tropes I observed when watching this movie and how many of them apply to Killmonger as a character. 

In this Podcast, I Cool Colas will be going into detail about my feelings and beliefs around the idea of turning originally white comic characters into black characters. I will essentially be breaking down my opinions on these types of characters and also discussing the types of mindsets our people need to have when considering the vast amount of characters that fit this bill. Tune in as I discuss a full analysis on what this looks like and some examples of how these "carbon copies" show up. 

In this podcast episode, I discuss some prime examples of where disrespect to dark skinned black women has taken place in white comic media. I lay out the standard of my expectations and how such expectations are not being properly fulfilled. I also go into detail about how dark-skinned black women are written to be unappealing and why this is problematic for blerds, other black comic enthusiasts, and black viewers in general. I also take a dive into my thoughts on colorism given its association with the portrayal of dark-skinned black women. 

This podcast episode deviates a bit from the convergence of blerd topics and pro-blackness. It focuses specifically on the off-code things  tend to see from our people and what are some of things they do, say and believe that attribute to it. "The Off Code Things Blacks Need to Stop Doing" Series will be on-going as there are numerous things our people do that need to stop so that we can bring truth to power.  This episode is the first of the series and will focus on numerous topics which include my thoughts on the term people of color, black people's "love" for the Obamas , using the word "hotep" as a pejorative and using the term "well-spoken".

This is the very first live voiced comic character series from my online comic brand known as the C3. I will be speaking about the character known as All Spice. In this episode, I will be telling the story of All Spice from the very beginning starting with the Pilot. This will serve as a shorter episode where you will learn the origin of the character and the tone/atmosphere of where it takes place. Stay tuned as there will be multiple other episodes to come discussing the adventures of the Jamaican Superheroine known as All Spice.

This podcast episode will go into depth about what Trauma Porn is and what it looks like in comic and non-comic television show and movie media. This podcast will go into depth about why the over projection of trauma porn is a problem when i comes to black people. Cool Colas will also discuss the trickery involved with white media as they attempt to use trauma sauce as a way to appear woke and aware of the issues their people have given to blacks. 

In this podcast episode, I will be taking a dive into the topic of the Black Tech Support Trope. I will be discussing the lowkey disrespectful ways that black characters are written as tech nerds in order to seem weak or subservient to white superheroes in comic media. I will be picking a few examples and analyzing about why this is a problem and why we should not be so eager to celebrate black characters just because they appear on screen. The idea here is to speak about the existing issues in white media in regards to how black characters are written so we can reconsider proper ways to tell our own stories when we focus on ownership in our own backyard.

In this podcast episode, I will be giving an introduction on what is to come from this podcast. I, Cool Colas will tell you about who I am, what  I do and give you a breakdown on the terminology used in the podcast's title. The Pro-Blerd Kingdom Podcast is a platform that speaks on all matters blerd related which primarily focuses on the issues that exist within that culture. All in all, I am exploring a world that seldom has gotten touched due to the apprehensive nature of creatives fearing being “canceled” before they are truly able to get their work out there. Continue to tune in as I use this episode to provide an understanding of the vibe and discussions that will take place in episodes to come.