H.O.M.E. (House Of Melanated Excellence ‪)‬ CL Victor( P.$. 40M)&Jermaine(God Ade)

In this podcast episode, Vic & Jermaine welcome Sara Lena, an author and educator, to discuss her passion for the betterment of the Black community. Sara Lena shares her upbringing in a predominantly white, confederate town and how her sister and mother instilled in her a sense of pride in her Blackness. She also talks about the impact of police brutality on her life and how it ignited her passion for the betterment of her community. Sara Lena emphasizes the importance of self-love, studying one's own history and culture, and embracing the role of the original woman. 

In this H.O.M.E. production, Vic & Jermaine welcome Sara Lena, A Mother and devoted wife, also an author and educator, to discuss her passion for the empowerment of the Melanated community. Sara Lena shares her upbringing in a predominantly white, confederate town and how her sister and mother instilled in her a sense of pride in her Melanin. She also talks about the impact of police brutality with the death of Sandra Bland on her life and how it ignited her passion for the betterment of her community. Sara Lena emphasizes the importance of self-love, studying one's own history and culture, and embracing the role of the original woman. She also offers advice on how sisters can prevent being in the single mother position and attract a good man who can be committed to the success of the family and ultimately the community as a whole.

We Outside!!!

At H.O.M.E. When we say “We Outside” we’re talking about Overstanding Universal Truths Submerged In Dark Energy , in other words cultivating the ability to make some-thing out of no-thing . But, what does this have to do with Battle Rap ? Glad you asked. Battle Rap is a Sub- Cultural aspect of Hip Hop. Mc Shan said “Hip Hop was set out in the DARK, They use to do it out in the Park “…… You see, Battle Rap is the purest form of Hip Hop , in this technological society especially now with AI we are going to loose certain aspects of our Humanity. And as Krs One once said , “Hip Hop connects us back to our Humanity “ because Hip Hop in its purest form doesn’t require any technology it only requires the Human Body and the courage to express yourself. We encourage you to Check out this interview and look through the Vulgarity and Gun Bars that’s on the surface and to look a little bit deeper into the Discipline, the Focus, the Toughness, of this beautiful Art of Battling. Truth be told, It’s already in our DNA .

He’s Baaaack in this Episode Saladin Allah returns to H.O.M.E. to further help us strengthen our Immune System, Psychologically. It’s been 2 years since he first sat down with us so we had to catch up with our brother. We discussed the heartfelt loss of his father and brother, his United Nations experience and ultimately his divine trip to Tanzania. So sit back and enjoy this dynamic conversation with H.O.M.E. and the Legend himself Saladin Allah !

Movement is Medicine !! In this episode we sit down with Malik Ali owner and founder of Body Bangout a revolutionary excercise movement that has its foundation in Urban and Prison culture. Listen as Malik takes through his experiences growing up on the infamous South Jamaica Queens block of 134 , to being in and out of prison and now using those lessons to motivate and help people heal, and become more physically and mentally stronger.

In this powerful Innerview we sit down with Azie Faison the infamous street legend from Harlem NY , also a published author of the book “Game Over” as well as the movie producer of the cult classic movie “Paid in Full”. During his reign in the drug game in the 1980’s Azie was brutally shot 9 times two of which were point blank to his head . Azie says this was the best thing to ever happen to him because it brought him face to face with God , which he now understands like many ancestors before him that GOD is the “Sun”. Listen as we tap in to the spiritual side of the Game.