In this episode of the podcast, Obi sits down with three-time Emmy Award winner, songwriter, and community leader Jabee for a real conversation about identity, purpose, and responsibility.

Jabee opens up about why Malcolm X has shaped his mindset, what it means to fight injustice in everyday life, and how community work isn’t just passion — it’s a burden he feels called to carry. He breaks down his journey from getting booed at talent shows to winning three Emmys, and shares the unbelievable stories of replacing Nas and even Barack Obama on major commercial voiceovers.

The conversation goes deeper as they unpack Black History Month, the Tulsa Race Massacre, Oklahoma’s hidden history, and the tension between African and Black American identity. Jabee speaks candidly about representation, narrative control, and the importance of knowing who you are.

This episode is about more than music. It’s about mission. It’s about vision. It’s about choosing not to give up — even when the weight is heavy.

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