Seasons greetings to all Conscious Approach-ians out there! We return for another interesting stream to discuss Ghostface Killah’s views on ‘pause’ and why he thinks it needs to go, Ryan Clark detailing being musically profiled in Ubers and why it needs to stop, and Rick Ross’ adult daughter urging the 49-year-old to act his age. We also get into Ice Spice catching some heat for her wardrobe choice at a premier event for the SpongeBob movie, an old video of Charlie Kirk expressing his views on Nicki Minaj as a role model resurfacing in the wake of Minaj speaking favorably of Kirk at an appearance with his widow, and rappers appearing to cosign Young Thug’s “f*ck the streets” mantra in response to 21 Savage’s album “What Happened to the Streets?”

This week, we discuss the Sheronne Moore debacle, including Ryan Clark and Jemele Hill’s belief that he could potentially ruin future opportunities for Black coaches, 50 Cent’s belief that the stigma of snitching in hip-hop enabled Diddy to operate unimpeded for as long as he did, and The Game suggesting that barring a few lines that shouldn’t be crossed, dating a friend’s ex is fair game. We also discuss Onlyfans superstar Sohpie Rain saying her regular job was more physically demanding than being on Onlyfans, Stephen Jackson’s words of advice for Ja Morant, and Ebro’s speculation as to why his Hot 97 morning show was cancelled.

Join us as we discuss Dr. Cheyenne Bryant psychoanalyzing Shannon Sharpe on his own show, calling for him to grow up and become more mature, hip-hop artist Dijon calling for music critics to be harsher because music critiquing has become too soft, and Kai Cenat expressing the importance of streamers to take care of their mental health. We also discuss DJ Akademiks' criticism of older rapper's behavior, citing Maino, Jim Jones and Fabolous - this stemming from an initial critique of the way that they dress, Matt Barnes clearing the air and dispelling claims that he was finessed by an AI model, and Odell Beckham Jr.'s comments about how hard it is to work with $100 million, along with Carmelo Anthony's defense of what he had to say.

Did you miss us?! Well, have no fret because we are back with a fresh stream to talk about Kevin Hart dodging the question of whether he prefers a gay son or thot daughter, Juelz Santana suggesting that kids don’t need to learn to read, and Joy Taylor saying that having children to preserve legacy is stupid. Plus, we get into Campbell’s engaging in damage control after audio from a fired executive Ieaks in which he says Campbell’s meat comes from a 3D printer, a former America’s Next Top Model going after Plaqueboy Max because he used footage of an exchange between the two of them in which he turns down a kiss request from her, and Shannon Sharpe calling out Trevone Boykin, a former teammate of Russell Wilson, for calling Russell weird after being invited to Thanksgiving at his home.

We kick it over Pusha T catching some internet heat for thanking his pregnant wife for him not having to change diapers, prep a. meal, or perform any other homely parenting duties, Mike Epps being grateful that food stamps were cut, suggesting that the food purchased with them is linked to communities remaining in an oppressed state, and a bettor confronting Jimmy Butler in New Orleans over a failed bet because Jimmy Butler didn't fulfill a prop. Plus, we discuss Rory Farrell trying to clean up past tweets that are being viewed as racist toward Black women, Pharrell being anti-politics, and The Game feeling remorse for not treating women with pure intentions.

Join us as we discuss whether increased staffing at an Oklahoma County jail in anticipation of an NBA YoungBoy show is indicative of racial bias as some have suggested, Karrine “Superhead” Steffans suggesting that despite the social taboo attached to such an idea, men should marry the slut instead of the good woman, and DDG’s assertion that music is in a bad place and has been surpassed by content creation in terms of viability and earning potential. We also talk more A.I. stuff with the threat of blue collar jobs in the wake of housekeeping robots, The Alchemist’s belief that rap music’s absence from the Billboard Hot 100’s Top 40 isbn’t because the music isn’t good, and Sydney Sweeney commenting on being surprised by the controversy around her American Eagle jeans ad.

This week, we discuss the NBA’s gambling scandal involving Terry Rozier, Chauncey Billups and the Mafia, Keke Palmer coming under fire for producing a show about an Asian student who enrolls in an HBCU, and Taylor Rooks describing the process of planning her wedding and her desire to keep it under wraps, saying that making sure it remained private was a good exercise in determining who her real friends were. We also discuss Gilbert Arenas questioning the media coverage of the NBA gambling, asking why he is only seeing Black faces when the mafia is also involved, Megan Thee Stallion suspecting bots are being paid to attack her online, and Halle Bailey speaking on women not being alone and having a support system after giving birth.

Did you miss us?! We’re back to talk about Willow Smith suggesting that the cold approach is dead and no one asks anyone out on dates anymore, Cam Newton sharing the fact that he asks for his girlfriend’s body count so that he could known whether she has slept with anyone he knows, and Joy Taylor being unapologetic about dressing sexy as a sports anchor. We also discuss Tyler The Creator’s current controversy surrounding the intersection of his fanbase and his love of black art, how Gucci Mane’s wife manages his schizophrenic episodes, and the ongoing beef between Stephen A. Smith and LeBron James, with Smith suggesting LeBron set him up and tried to sabotage his career.