Good Brothers George Floyd

This week Justice and Majestic discuss Andre Harrel, cultural power, and mentorship. In this season of loss we wanted to celebrate and reflect on the importance of commitments to each other and what we project out to the world. Andre Harrell had an impact on our lives and we wanted to speak to the impact in a way that made sense to us. Much respect to Betty Wright and Little Richard who also returned at this moment in time. Take the best part for yourself.

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Good Brothers - Moving Two (Not Electric Boogaloo)

This week on the Good Brothers we talk about moving through the lens of the places we have called home in our youth. Inspired by current experience moving to a new home in the midst of global pandemic I wanted to wade into the waters of how your living experience impacts how you see the world. We share a little bit of the road and try not to meander too far from it. Please take the best part for yourself.

Ask Your Oldhead is a creative project exploring modern manhood at the intersection of race, gender, culture, and class. We are specifically interested in capturing the stories of transition from child to young man to healthy adult. Please listen, rate, share, and subscribe. Peace

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Dream Chase Life with Jordan Thierry

In this episode I am joined by Jordan Thierry. Film maker, consultant, and storyteller. I have got to know Jordan via community, professional, and creative work here in Portland and across the country. Please listen to the episode hear his story. Please check out his new project Grandma’s Roses at the link below. 

Check out episode two of Grandma’s Roses 

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Community Consciousness with Brandon Lee

In this week’s episode I am joined by Brandon Lee. Brandon is a father, husband, author, educator and much more. We talk family, movement, learning styles and more. I have had the benefit of engaging with Brandon as a member in one of his trainings and as a community member. I will let you listen and come to your own understanding. Brandon has a new edition of book Best Practices In Community Conscious Policing, which you will find below. Please hit the links and learn more about Brandon and his work. 

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Life Is More And Than Or with Royal Harris

In today’s episode I sit with Royal Harris. It is my belief that communities need ambassadors. Someone from the community that has the understanding, drive and awareness to plug you in. Royal is that dude in my opinion. Always a good talk and willing to let you know what you need to know. We move through topics from fatherhood to serving the community in this episode. Please enjoy. Peace

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When we taped this episode it was a week or so prior to the Black Thought delivering the freestyle performance of decade and the passing of Combat Jack Reggie Osse. On the first Black Thought speaks for himself, but I feel his performance shortly affirms my point of view. On the great Combat Jack I just wanted to send our respects to his family and friends. I was a fan of his work and looked forward to the day that maybe I could have him sit with me for a discussion about his life and his perspectives on manhood. Condolences and respects to all who knew him and thank you for what you did for the culture Combat.