Good Brothers Content Control

This week we dive into the realities of content value and control in the wake of Joe Budden and Spotify split. Podcasts have become a lucrative product and we are still in the beginning of what the future of independent content will be. We take a walk through to find understanding. In closing we share a word on the passing of John Thompson. A coaching legend and stalwart of a past era in sports and culture. Love and respect to John Thompson, his family and all of the young men he nurtured and coached to excellence. As always take the best part for yourself.

Find the us at: @goodbrothers_pod

Check Out The Joe Budden Podcast here:

https://youtu.be/m9oVwp7y7rA

Read this piece on John Thompson:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2020/08/31/john-thompson-catalyst-change/

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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Start Strong

Welcome to the 2019. In this episode I fly solo bringing in the new year. This episode is about setting the stage for this year and closing out on the ups and downs of 2018 a little bit.

25 Years In The Making

I need to hear that Ask Your Oldhead… Awhhh man again and again! In this week’s episode I am flying solo sharing some thoughts on the 25th anniversary of the release of Enter the Wu-Tang and Midnight Marauders. These records greatly impacted my life and show up a critical time in my growth and development. I felt a little urban anthropology about my experience at the time was the perfect kick off to the new format for the show. We are going to weekly releases here forward. Expect most shows on Wednesdays, but this one is coming at you on Friday night hot of the presses. Please subscribe, rate, review, and share with your clan. Thank you for listening. The podcast continues!

Midnight Marauders

Electric Relaxation

Enter the Wu-Tang(36 Chambers)

For the Children: 25 Years of Enter the Wu-Tang(36 Chambers)

Fun:

https://m.mixcloud.com/djfilthyrich1/a-clan-called-wu-enter-the-marauders-wu-vocals-over-atcq-beats/

SaladPgh - Add on to  my brother’s campaign

Ask Your Oldhead is a creative project exploring modern masculinity 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.

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Black Man Green Plan with Knowledge Divine

In this episode I sit down for the epic session with my good brother Knowledge Divine creator of Blackman Green Plan. Blackman Green Plan is about green living, sustainability, and renewable energy, in a way that the hood can understand it. Black, Brown, Yellow, Red, or White. Because we all use energy, but may not understand how to avoid paying so much for it. He is here to explain the benefits. He is the Fab Five Freddy of Green! You just have to listen! Please listen, rate, subscribe, and share! Peace

Where to find Black Man Green Plan:

http://blackmangreenplan.tumblr.com

https://twitter.com/blkmangreenplan

https://www.instagram.com/blackmangreenplan/

Ask Your Oldhead is a creative project exploring modern masculinity 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.

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Establishing Your Boundaries with Brentin Mock

One of the best parts of living through your youth into middle age is seeing the adults your peers grow to be. Brentin Mock is father, husband and writer. I have known Brentin since our time as young men figuring it out on Pitt’s campus in the mid 90s. Since that time Brentin has built a great body of work as writer for several media outlets. Contributing works on issues from environmental justice, our judicial system, music, and more. We talk fatherhood, being a man in partnership, and setting your priorities personally and professionally. Please take the time to read through his catalogue, add him to your rss feed, and share in your circles. I thank Brentin for making time to share with me. Please listen and add on.

Brentin Mock on Twitter: @brentinmock

Brentin Mock on City Lab

Ask Your Oldhead is a creative project exploring modern masculinity 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.

The journey through friendship and brotherhood can take unexpected turns. My good brother Knowledge Build used to drive me out my peace and quiet, but my life would not be the same without him. Knowledge is the host of the Ten Minutes of Knowledge Podcast, an entrepreneur, civil servant, and a politically active community member. He is kicking off the first episode of season two of the podcast. Pittsburgh is my second home and Knowledge connected me to the city right from the start. This episode is a little shorter than recent episodes, but it is no less spicy. Please listen, subscribe, rate, share, listen again and tell a friend.

You can connect with Knowledge by doing the following:

@knowledgebuild on Twitter & Instagram

@Classic1824 on Twitter and Classic1824 on Facebook

Classic 1824 is a community engagement consulting company that utilizes on the ground and social media strategies to help business/organizations amplify their bandwidth, tell their stories and connect to their target audience.

Thank you for listening.

Peace

Coffee Should Be Dope with Ian Williams

In this episode I am joined by Ian Williams, owner of Deadstock Coffee, sneaker connoisseur, and generally good dude. We talk business, experience, making space, and making life dope. I enjoy coffee and when I can I try to get it from the best people I can find. Deadstock is great shop and has created a space to find some community when you are moving through the city. Please listen, share, rate, subscribe and all the other. Peace

www.deadstockcoffee.com

@DeadstockPDX

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@just_ife on Twitter 

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Thank you for listening, PEACE

Deliverables and Creditability with Damon Isiah Turner

In this episode I sit with Damon Isiah Turner. I am happy to say I have engaged with Damon on community issues for several years here in Portland. When you serve with people you get to know them and it is always a pleasure to get know more about how they see the world. We talk being creditable in public life, technology, process and much more. Please listen and share. 

Talking With Freedom

In this episode I convince me son to join me for a sit down. I love him dearly. I have wanted him to join me for an episode for some time now and today I win. Raising him is a part of my motivation to create this podcast in the first place.  I hope you find something of value in our talk. Thank you Freedom for joining. I love you son. Peace

Show Notes: A Legacy of Competence

In this inaugural episode of the Ask Your Oldhead Podcast, I discuss one of the underlying concepts that inspired me to start this project. The transmission of a legacy of competence is vital to ones personal growth and finding a place for themselves in the world. I am a stand up dude. I feel confident putting that in print. Who I am is a result of those I have had in my life to show me the way and the choices I have made. It is culture. External factors impact our lives and guide many of our choices. Culture responds to those forces equipping us to adapt to world and sustain our sense of self. That is why I started with this episode. Please add on with your thoughts on twitter at @askyouroldhead.  Peace

Know Thyself

By Na'im Akbar

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