Welcome to 2025! FlossDawg Radio is back with another fiery episode! Listen as anger dissolves into love with discussions on Black leadership, gender wars, and unity in America. Prayers to the families going through the fires in Los Angeles. Get ready to laugh, feel, and think with your host Frank D on this instant classic episode!
Welcome back to all my KNURDs! On this episode, I take a look at YouTuber BadlandsChugs, and discuss his unbelievable ability to defy EVERYTHING your mama and doctor said was good for you. I wonder out loud what people are afraid to say, so of course, this episode is full of laughs and good ass questions. Make sure to follow your favorite KNURD on Instagram @flossdawg
Floss is back for the new year! On this episode, he explores what really motivates his creativity and recent weight loss. He also gives his tips on conquering overthinking with the intellect, humor, and care that makes him your favorite Knurd! Check out the music mentioned on all streaming services: Frank D AKA FlossDawg, and let me know what you think of the episode on IG: flossdawg or Twitter: shady_smalls.
What's up Knurds? Tune in to this amazing conversation with one of the first models for the FlossDawg brand and old friend, Chelsea P, as she shares her amazing story of finding her biological family after 30 years. This story is heart-breaking, exciting, and best of all, inspirational. Fortunately, this is FlossDawg Radio, so we still go down this journey in a fun way! Get comfortable, press play, and enjoy!
Check out this episode with my homie Coach Chaz of the Decatur High Bulldogs! We recapping this past NBA season, discussing the playoffs and finals, the worst trade of the year, and the collapse of the Lakers. We also preview next year's NFL season, and discuss coaching the new generation of athletes and sending the to college y'all! If you want to support the young men on that team, go to https://decaturbulldogboosters.org/sport-donations/ and help donate to another successful season!
What did the five fingers say to the face? Ask Chris Rock and Will Smith! On this episode, I discuss "the smack heard round the world" and what it really means. Funny, insightful, and absurd as usual.
In this comeback episode, Frank D AKA FlossDawg discusses his time at an HBCU, discovering the different ways people "grow up Black", Good Times vs The Cosby Show, and how America's Civil War had a silent, yet very public sequel. Follow on Instagram @flossdawg and Twitter @shady_smalls
The psychology behind catfishing, brought to you from a victim's perspective. Also, Nev is a weird ass name.
The full story behind my infamous album, The Break Up Tape, featuring analysis from guest Therapist Jo discussing toxic relationships, lying for privacy, therapy, and so much more! Make sure you check out The Break Up Tape by Frank D AKA FlossDawg available on all streaming platforms!
Discussing everything from colonialism, Covid-19, Black Lives Matter, Hawaii recovering from the pandemic, and so much more in this jam packed episode that is a continuation of our first conversation. This is an episode you don't want to miss!
This episode features a childhood friend all grown up, Coach Chaz, who is one of the coaches for the outstanding Decatur Bulldogs football team. In this episode we discuss education during the pandemic, coaching, overcoming injury top five sports movies and much more!
Discussing the shady history of the U.S. and Hawai'i, similarities between Blacks in America and native Hawai'ians, new Harlem Renaissance, crazy China stories, and so much more!
Check it out as I discuss America's obsession with the "bad guy", from why villains make movies better to how their popularity can be a little scary. As always this episode also features dope hip hop music.
Check out this intriguing conversation with artist, DJ, and photographer Charlie Markers. We cover a wide range of topics from living in China, best hip hop album of 2019, and why Kanye is so weird. You don't want to miss this hilarious episode.
Black Girl Magic is “The art of pure, unadulterated dopeness that every black woman exudes, which beholds not only her internal and external beauty but demonstrates the glory of God the creator”. I think that BGM comes from our black female ancestors who had no choice but to be strong. Indeed, that shit is genetic. We've seen it manifest in many forms, from Beyonce, to Maya Angelou, to Serena Williams. Style, class, wit, rhythm, intellect, and humor are just some of the words that come to mind when I think of BGM. Along with those qualities comes insightful, sincere conversations. Fortunately, I was able to capture such a conversation with an old friend of mine from North Carolina A&T (Aggie Pride!), Licensed Mental Health Therapist Jo.
