#ItsTHE podcast

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From HollyGrove to Everywhere else: #itsTHE podcast is raw, unfiltered conversations about music, life, fatherhood, opinions, personal stories , random thoughts, and whatever else comes up. Funny, honest, soulful, & real — light editing, heavy truth, and real perspective every time. My goal is for every conversation to leave you with something to think about, something to feel, or something to grow from. Follow me for more… #itsTHE. #itsTHEpodcast.

  1. Jul 13

    Episode 18 Bonus Clip: What if Mufasa Didn’t Die?

    Explore heartfelt conversations about the importance of genuine friendships, communication, trust, and relationship longevity. This episode dives into personal stories, valuable insights, and real-life experiences highlighting the significance of loyalty, honesty, and mutual understanding in relationships. **In this episode:** - The significance of lifelong friendships that withstand distance and time. - How communication, comprehension, and accountability are key to strong relationships. - The role of trust and honesty in maintaining lasting bonds. - Personal stories reflecting loyalty and the beauty of foundational relationships. - The impact of social perceptions, status, and word of mouth on relationships. - The importance of private commitments over public appearances. - Insights on building a resilient foundation in romantic relationships and friendships. - Motivational quotes about growth, confidence, and stepping out of comfort zones. - Reflections on how shared growth and mutual support define true partnership and friendship. **Timestamps:** 00:00 - Upholding friendship through years, distance, and life changes 02:16 - The importance of timely communication and trust 03:11 - Growing up together and maintaining lifelong bonds 05:47 - What makes a relationship last? Key insights: communication and accountability 07:30 - The difference between communication and comprehension in relationships 09:08 - Building a strong foundation and avoiding unnecessary breakups 10:35 - The significance of private relationship solidification versus public perception 11:32 - Building as a team: disagreements and growth in relationships 13:25 - The importance of strong foundations and avoiding excuses 14:46 - Love beyond status and appearances, valuing character over surface level traits 16:13 - The desire for real connections and building from the ground up 18:35 - What true partnership looks like: loyalty, support, and stability 20:53 - Motivational quote: Confidence after effort and growth outside comfort zones 22:24 - Wrap-up and encouragement to remain honest, authentic, and growth-oriented **Resources & Links:** - [Confidence Comes After You Try, Not Before](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0XXXXXXX) (if referencing a specific book) - [The Power of Trust in Relationships](https://www.articleURL.com) - [Building Lasting Friendships](https://www.example.com) **Note:** This episode emphasizes real stories, practical advice, and motivational insights to foster better relationships and friendships. Whether you're seeking to strengthen your bonds or reflect on personal growth, there's valuable takeaways for everyone.

    Episode 18 Bonus Clip: What if Mufasa Didn’t Die?

  2. Jun 30

    Episode 18 pt.2: What if Mufasa Didn’t Die?

    Exploring Culture, Identity, and Community - Episode Highlights Discover in-depth conversations on language, history, spirituality, and community dynamics from a candid and culture-rich episode. Perfect for listeners interested in cultural identity, societal issues, and roots of community resilience. **Main Topics Covered:** - The phonetics and dialect differences within African American speech - The impact of education, history removal, and cultural awareness in Black communities - Perspectives on spirituality, religion, and symbolism in Black history and identity - Reflections on nostalgia, music, and generational shifts - The importance of authentic friendship, loyalty, and community support **In this episode:** - The hosts discuss how dialects like cone vs. con reveal cultural nuances (00:00) - The influences of French, African, and American English on Black speech patterns (01:22) - Concern over the removal of Black history from schools and its societal consequences (06:04) - The significance of understanding religious symbols and the role of Black women in creation stories (13:03) - Deep dives into music icons like Trey Songz, Usher, and Chris Brown, exploring their impact and legacy (36:27) - Nostalgia for the 90s and early 2000s culture—TV, fashion, and childhood memories (15:58) - Community challenges, urban culture shifts, and the importance of loyalty among friends and family (52:00) - Reflections on spirituality, the symbolism of Black women, and duality of gender energies (13:03) **Timestamp Highlights:** - (00:00) Language nuances and dialects in Black communities - (01:51) Regional differences and linguistic lazy speech - (06:04) Impact of removing Black history from schools and community solutions - (13:03) The role of Black women in creation narratives and spiritual symbolism - (15:58) Nostalgia for 90s culture—TV shows, fashion, and childhood memories - (36:27) Trey Songz's music legacy and evolution within R&B - (52:00) True friendship, loyalty, and support in tough times - (54:34) Community ties, family, and the importance of authenticity **Resources & Links:** - [Various Artists and Albums Discussed](https://music.apple.com) - [African-American Dialects and Speech Studies](https://www.npajournal.com) - [History of Black Education and Cultural Roots](https://www.blackpast.org) - [Spirituality and Religion in Black Communities](https://www.spiritualityandhealth.com) *Stay tuned for upcoming episodes diving into Black history, music legends, and contemporary community issues. Remember, the richness of culture and loyalty fuels our resilience.*

    Episode 18 pt.2: What if Mufasa Didn’t Die?

  3. Jun 17

    Episode 18 pt. 1: What if Mufasa Didn’t Die?

    After a couple years away, I’m back with a new format, new cohosts, and a fresh energy for the conversations that matter. Tune in as Matthew “BookieDaGreat” Evans and the crew dive into race, history, media, music, movies, and the stories that shape how we see the world. From Juneteenth and Confederate statues to Hollywood portrayals, social media, and powerful what-if movie conversations, this episode brings real talk, culture, and perspective. Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome and introductions 02:18 Celebrating Juneteenth 06:39 The symbolism of Confederate statues 09:08 History, censorship, and cultural pride 11:22 Social media and public perception 15:04 Racial bias in the legal system 19:08 Will racism ever end? 22:22 Community unity and pride 27:52 Sports culture in New Orleans 32:40 Movie discussions and critiques 44:31 Tyler Perry films 55:44 Alternative storylines for classic movies 58:59 Upcoming movies and group viewing ideas 65:30 African heritage, history, and identity 67:49 Final reflections and takeaways Resources and Links: Juneteenth History: https://www.history.com/topics/black-history/juneteenth Confederate Statues: https://www.britannica.com/topic/Confederate-statues Michael Jackson Biography: https://www.biography.com/musician/michael-jackson Beyoncé Official Website: https://www.beyonce.com

    Episode 18 pt. 1: What if Mufasa Didn’t Die?

  4. 07/19/2020

    #itsTHE return

    It's been a minute but I'mBack with more content. S/o to my oldest brother my mom my nephews and my daughter for contributing to this episode. Slot has happened between this episode and the last and you probably notice he didn't talk about that much (covid-19) but we will soon. Sorry for the low audio on some parts and periods of silence. Raw like you like it. #itsTHE.

  5. 02/25/2020

    Speak on it

    Ya diiiig. Back again with one of my favorite guests: maiya. We covered alot of healthy topics that are needed among our community. Sorry for the low audio quality but if you pay attention the it will pay off. Thanks for listening. #beGreat. #itsTHE.

  6. 02/18/2020

    #itsTHE lostfiles

    went thru my library and found some lost gold (Nov 26.2019). It's was over an hour so I decided to turn it into an episode. it's special to me because you get to hear me create one of my favorite songs in the studio (https://open.spotify.com/track/2HFvxhhAJAT1mpncheNFJC?si=QAAykOqtSkytL8z5lO5DoA) along with some other bonus content thanks for listening. enjoy. #itsTHEpodcast.

  7. 02/12/2020

    Reset the p***y.

    I'm everywhere witit. Content is what I bring and it's usually great. s/o to everyone involved. I appreciate them and you. Be great and the b is for better. #itsTHE.

  8. 12/25/2019

    merry thanksgiving

    Happy new year. Nee tear new things. This episode has to be my favorite so far. I appreciate yall. #itsTHE.

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From HollyGrove to Everywhere else: #itsTHE podcast is raw, unfiltered conversations about music, life, fatherhood, opinions, personal stories , random thoughts, and whatever else comes up. Funny, honest, soulful, & real — light editing, heavy truth, and real perspective every time. My goal is for every conversation to leave you with something to think about, something to feel, or something to grow from. Follow me for more… #itsTHE. #itsTHEpodcast.

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  • Creator
    BookieDaGreat
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2026
  • Episodes
    20
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © BookieDaGreat
  • Show Website
    #ItsTHE podcast