Ladi and Uzo talk about the rise of Allen Iverson shhhhhhh!

Like how its basically been creeping in since "Hey Siri", how it isn't really at the sentient level of Terminator, but more in the imitation phase of human behavior than it is the actualization of human like intelligence or independence.

Opening Track - Specs - Ladi (feat. Blakk Mambo & Chilldren of Indigo)

Closing song - [on DROPSZN2023 - Dropping Aug 21] - The Nigerian Anthem Remixed

This is your safe space to talk about the conspiracies you believe - and hopefully find truths living underneath em for good measure 😂😂 - Ladi and Uzo Explore “State sponsored lottery infused with systemic racism” and ask the REAL Deep questions like - Who is the real Drake? What happened in 1913? Who controls the new system we are trying to replace as we cast away the old? And of course - a bank - in America! - Thanks for listening

Bekah and I get together and catch-up on a few key things to note about the first quarter of 2021! The Derek Chauvin trial reaches an end, mass shootings are common again since society opened up more recently, Georgia faces backlash in response to its new Voting restrictions Laws, and Civil rights are again in question in the national eye since several states started passing laws to restrict the rights of Transgender people in school across the board.

We’re back! New year, New Season and it’s ALREADY historic 😩😩😩. Bekah and I reconnect and share our first thoughts, and then the continuous breaking news, that stemmed from the attack on the D.C Capitol on Jan 6th. We promise, we’ll get back to the local more immediate growth of ourselves and our community 🙏🏿 but these are important times to watch what’s going on in our countrymen our homes. The images in the cover of this podcast episode was provided from Reuters, Gettysburg Images, and shutterstock. Thank you for listening! Don’t forget to subscribe!

Ladi and Bekah pull together a diverse panel of peers to discuss the results of the 2020 election and we all take a deeper look into our experiences with conservatism, the GOP, and American Politics in our environments growing up. Music from Busta Rhymes - Look over your shoulder. Thanks for listening and supporting your local artists.

Look up, follow, and educate yourself on the #endsars movement in Nigerian . The same threat affects us all across the world. The looming threat of injustice from our government. However with it comes the promise and hope for change. It lies in the hands of our generation and how we react and learn in these times 🙏🏿 thanks for listening! Thanks for supporting a local artist

On this episode of the podcast, LADI interviews Patrick Pombuena of a Artemis Funk, and Simone Nicole, a folk/country singer from a Swiss family. Both artists share their knowledge about American politics and culture and how it has either caused riffs between family, or made them view the idea of government more through the lens of the founding fathers.

There’s hardly a word to describe how 2020 has affected us based on what we’ve witnessed so far. From protests and their coverage, to heightened sensitivity to news caused by social media, to small businesses losing ground and other permanent changes yet to be understood, it’s been rough. Ladi discusses these and more with Garret Martin, an important organizer from a town they both call home - Arlington, TX. Ladi and Bekah catch-up on where they been since the last episode, and center their focus on how this year has affected journalism and what conversing about uncomfortable topics looks like within our own circles. R.I.P Chadwick Bosemann

Bekah and I discuss Biphobia, and we share My discussion with Preach the Poet and Danielle Grubb, 2 local artists who also operate in North Texas. That discussion involved understanding paradigms about Trans communities, insight into what life is like being Trans, and what learning and unlearning can look like! Happy Pride month! Bekah and I felt we had to drop this episode in light of the Plight the Trans Community has seen in this year alone. Big ups to her, because she edited this episode in 24 hrs 🤯🤯- phenomenal 🙏🏿 blessed to have her in the SYLA team. New episodes coming soon

The Podcast is now Co-hosted by Me and Bekah Morr of KERA Dallas. We caught up with each other about our background for this re-introduction episode. More to come as we report through this time of Civil Unrest and life in the age of Corona.

I chop it up with Sin (Poet from Episode 1) Martell (visual artist/poet) and Preach (Poet) to wrap up the year 2019 (retroactively) . We talk about past events and our better moments of the year 2019. Lots of laughs

I chat it up with LO and David from Conifer before Localpalooza 3 (Retro Episode). We talk Live stage mess ups, our writing process, our upcoming in artistry and more

On this episode I interview a few local artists (Some of Whom will be performing at Localpalooza July 6th 2019) and we chat about our backgrounds, gigging in DFW, we made a scream voicemail recording, chat about some interesting facts involving Sarah Silverman of all people! Give it a listen and as always!! Support your local artists!!

I interview a local DFW poet Named SIN! We chat back and forth about everything from that big booty Chick from across the street earlier that day, being a day or night person, why you shouldn’t let the allure of a venue rob you of money, Upcoming local shows, the DFW artist scene, our top 5 artists, our artist backgrounds and our creative process! Enjoy and remember please support your local artist.