Phone Tap Podcast

On this episode we discussed the challenges facing our young brothers and the role the community has from enabling to empowering.

In this episode, we discussed the American election, the blessings of living in a 1st world country, and what life is like back east.

In this episode, we discuss whether men and women can be friends with the opposite sex once they get married.

On this episode, we discussed the NBA boycott, whether or not the NBA is the enemy of progress for black people, and a new culture vulture.

We're back for season 2 with a new format. Instead of doing one topic per episode, we decided to switch it up and tackle multiple topics ranging from sports, pop culture, and relationships.

In this episode, we discuss some of the insecurities our brothers face in society. There are some real insecurities and some that are just not real.

In this episode we discuss our favourite movies broken down by different genres, Hood Classics, Comedies, Organized crime movies, and why Batman is the worst superhero ever.

This episode we dove into the world of sports. We discussed the suspension of Adrian Wojnarowski, the NBA restart, Lebron's refusal to participate in the Jersey message, and the NFL and one insensitive QB.

We had our uncle come on to share his story on immigrating to a new country on his own, and the obstacles he faced and how he persevered.

A candid conversation with our sisters about subjects relating to men and women in our community from gender roles, relationships, balancing career and home, etc.

This is part two of our mental health discussion focusing on the turf war within psychology and expanding on East African experiences in the mental health/illness paradigm.

Very Insightful conversation with Ramla about mental health and how it affects our community. It's imperative that we all discuss these matters amongst our circle, you never know you could be saving a life.

Colorism, a topic in which the Somali Community for decades has ignored and labelled as nothing more than Western phenomenon. If this was the case, why are many people back home literally killing themselves in order to lighten their skin. 

After the protest, and the hashtags, and the outcry, then what?  What are the solutions needed for the Black Community to progress?  Hear our thoughts.

The Difference Between A Man & A Grown Male.  Too many of our brothers are masquerading around like men.  We identify some of the characteristics and why more men are needed to step up in our community.