Letters Too Podcast

Join Mark and Nick as they are joined by two guest host as they talk about their experiences as being black and queer and navigating difficult spaces.

Letters too

Letters too

2023 has been the year to strike and unionizes.

Letters too

Mark sat down with up-and-coming Chicago Indie artist Poe to discuss his pending EP. They delved into his goals, drive, musical aspirations, and inspirations, painting a vibrant picture of the artist's journey.

Letters too

Letters too

Being Hispanic in America With Nathan

The hosts sit down with Jose to talk about the effects his parent's divorce had on him and siblings and thier relationship with their parents. Tune in!

In this episode the host sat down with the host of the Soulficial podcast, the CEO of the Soulficial brand Patricia Bester III. Tune in to hear how she started her brand and a little preview of what's to come on her show.

Tune In, as we check in with talent musician Suicide Summer. 

Being Hispanic In America With Maria Perez

Join our host as they chat with recurring guest Kennedy Ramirez, besides catching in up they will talk about how his life has been being a Hispanic American. And what (if any) impact did Trumps words have on his family? Tune in to hear this amazing conversation!

Last season we talked about motherhood with Pashai Middleton, this season we decided to talk about some more but with a new perspective. We sat down with Nina Minor Hawthorne, the mother of twin boys. Tune in to hear her motherhood journey.

The D.L Culture beware of them

Is woke culture being weaponized ?

In this week's episode the host sat down with Tasia Conway, a college counselor in the city of Chicago, IL. We talk about her role and what it entails and the education system.. Don't miss out! 

In part three the queer females are in the hot seat, what skeletons are gonna fly out their freaky closet

Letters Too Podcast is back for season three and the host has lots to talk about!

In this episode our host will be sharing some of their wildest and funniest 420 stoires

In this week's episode the host talk about what it's like to mixed raced in America by sitting down with two bi-racial guest

The host sat down With Pashai Middleton to talk about Motherhood 

With the help of two very special guest we talk. Mental Health In Minority Communities, and the effects childhood trauma has on us all. 

In this episode the host are going to asking each other some deep sexual personal questions. Tune in you might learn a thing or two, you definitely gonna learn a-lot about the three host.

From the Civil rights movements to the Black lives matters protest, the black community is still fighting.

In, this episode we're joined by the amazing Brain M.Ed. an educator who is an expert in Critical Race Theory (CRT). This is an episode that you shouldn't miss!

In this episode Mark has an one-on-one interview with Suicide Summer!

The hosts are back discussing conspiracy theories, but this time they're looking into ones that turned out to be true.

In this episode the host each present a list of three toxic fictional characters that they identify with from , movies, tv and other forms of media.  What toxic characters to do you relate to.

Interview fellow podcaster and radio host Dan Karlin

In this episode our new host Cedes shares her coming out story

In this episode the host sat down with Author Nate Whitfield to discuss his debut self published book Master Can You Use Me.

In this edition of the Father Figure Pt2, the host sat down and talked to Darien Wright. In this interview a lot of sensitive topics are touched upon listeners discretions is advised.

In this episode, we're kicking off the holiday season to  talk about several different conspiracy theories, we've come across through the years, and if we believe in any of them.

Straight Read(ing) Sessions

 Just See Me not my Skin color, not sexual orentation. Plus some other random topics.

In this episode we talk with Jose a member within Law enforcement. 

In this episode, we sat down to talk about how crowns against People of color go largely unnoticed and get less media attention then their white counterparts. More information on the Crimes against BIPOC that have gone unnoticed will be posted on our website Spotlight page.

Join us, we look back and get all nostalgic about some of the music we listened to growing up.