The Black Gay Agenda is back with another drop from our fall and winter limited series, We Need That — dropping on the 1st and 15th to keep the energy high between seasons.

In this episode, We Need That Pleasure, Micah sits down with Mr. PleasureU — adult content creator, entrepreneur, fashion lover, and father of the House of Chanel — for a conversation that is raw, unfiltered, and deeply revealing in all the right ways. From the jump, Derrick makes it clear: he doesn’t run from the smoke, and he doesn’t do interviews… but he said yes to this one.

Micah and Derrick get into everything — the truth about how he entered the industry (from executive director in finance to “from finances to f*cking”), the real story behind the PleasureU brand, and what it actually means to build a business rooted in sexuality, confidence, and community.

They talk side culture, what pleasures surprised him (yes, the nipples), why penetration is overrated, and how putting on a look can instantly make him feel unstoppable. And when the conversation shifts to the critiques and Twitter accusations — from “preying on young gays” to “profiting off others” — Derrick clears every rumor with his whole chest. He breaks down the truth about the 21+ policy, how creators actually get paid, and why so much hate comes from people who secretly want to be in the room.

Micah also gets him talking about ballroom influence, dating culture on Jack’d, body biases, and the real gag: the same people yelling “no fats, no femmes” publicly are the ones in his inbox privately.

This episode is messy, honest, grown, hilarious, and unexpectedly heart-centered — especially when Derrick opens up about helping models start LLCs, build business credit, open bank accounts, and secure real opportunities beyond adult content.

If you’ve ever wanted the unfiltered truth behind PleasureU — the business, the brand, the rumors, the sex, the smoke, and the receipts?
Yeah… we get into all of that.

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Host : Micah B

Guest : Derrick "Mr. PleasureU" Berry

Producer : Geo Oakes

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The Black Gay Agenda is back with something new — our limited fall and winter series, We Need That — dropping on the 1st and 15th of every month to keep the conversation going between seasons.

In this episode, We Need Cancel Culture, Micah and Alex sit down with award-winning journalist, author, and unapologetic cultural critic Ernest Owens to unpack the truth behind cancel culture — what it really means, who it impacts, and why accountability still matters.

From Kanye West’s ongoing controversies to Kiki Palmer’s Southern Fried Rice moment, Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s relationship with capitalism, and the blurred lines between critique and cancellation, Ernest holds nothing back. Together, they dive deep into how power, privilege, and perception shape who gets canceled — and who gets a pass.

This one’s for the thinkers, the truth-tellers, and the people who believe that calling it out is the first step to change. Because accountability isn’t hate — it’s love in real time.

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The Black Gay Agenda is back with something new — our limited fall and winter series, We Need That — dropping on the 1st and 15th of every month to keep the conversation going between seasons.

In our debut episode, We Need Black Queer Representation, Micah and Alex sit down with Ronald Thomas Hinton — the Afro-Puerto Rican actor, writer, and creator of the acclaimed web series Natives. Together, they explore what it truly means to tell our own stories, the realities of growing up queer and creative in public housing, and why authentic representation matters more than ever.

Ronald opens up about his journey from New York’s Upper West Side to building Natives from the ground up, the importance of community-driven storytelling, and how his work reflects the joy, resilience, and nuance of Black queer life. Plus, the guys get into everything from the influence of Insecure and POSE, to independent filmmaking, and what it takes to sustain creative projects through community support.

This one’s for the dreamers, the disruptors, and everyone pushing the culture forward.Because when we tell our own stories — we shift the narrative.

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Micah B and Alex are closing out Season 3 with The After Dark Agenda — and they’ve got special guest Blake Martin in the hot seat for a finale that is equal parts hilarious, unfiltered, and unpredictable.

The night kicks off with a high/low check-in as the crew swaps the funniest, wildest, and most unexpected moments from their week. Blake wastes no time bringing his signature charm and “after dark” energy, setting the tone for a conversation that’s just as spicy as it is real.

Then, Twitter Talk dives straight into the annual Red Dress Run — the community’s favorite August tradition that always stirs the pot. From playful debates about men in dresses to the blurred line between admiration and attraction, the fellas break down why this event always sparks controversy… and curiosity. 👀

From there, things heat up as the conversation shifts into relationships, desire, and the unspoken boundaries that make or break friendships. Blake, Micah, and Alex get personal, trade shade, and drop some unexpected gems about dating, attraction, and what really happens when the lights go out.

And because it’s the finale, the Tens segment is extra wild — covering unexpected turn-ons, petty friendship breakups, accidental nudes, and who they need to see at the table next season.

This finale is messy, funny, and just a little reckless — the perfect send-off for Season 3.

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Micah B and Alex are joined this week by special guest Kyle Price for The Making It A Moment Agenda — a powerful conversation about purpose, storytelling, and creating space for authenticity.

They kick things off with Twitter Talk, unpacking a viral thread where a man learns his ex slept with his best friend—and the friend lied twice. The fellas dig into loyalty, boundaries, and why, as Micah says, “omissions are a form of betrayal.”

From there, Kyle—actor, model, host, and founder of Making It A Moment—shares how the web series Love at First Night and a circle of elder Black gay mentors sparked his mission. He talks about healing in public, saying no, and the Will Packer advice that keeps him grounded: “Let that ‘no’ transform you.” Highlights include:

• Climbing Lion’s Head in Cape Town and a message from his grandmother that still guides him

• Why collaboration beats scarcity (“there’s room at the top”)

• Visibility without respectability—there’s space for Michelle Obama and Sexy Redd

• A full‑circle career moment: from working at TD Bank to starring in a TD Bank commercial

• The Tens: current obsessions (Kehlani), joy rituals (skincare + a fresh cut), and yes—Kyle drops a quick 16

It’s honest, funny, and affirming—a love letter to Black queer men to create for legacy, not likes.

Listen now at www.blackgayagenda.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hosts: Micah B., Alex Twiggs
Executive Producer: Micah Butler
Producer: Vell Martin

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Micah B and Alex are back this week with The Evolution Agenda — a reflective conversation about growth, change, and becoming.

They kick things off with Twitter Talk, diving into the recent discourse surrounding food critic Keith Lee. After posting his workout videos, some queer men responded flirtatiously — and his reaction sparked accusations of gay baiting. Micah and Alex unpack the tension between admiration, visibility, and discomfort in the digital age.

From there, the conversation gets introspective as the duo explores their personal and collective evolution — not just this season, but across the years:

• ​How their views on love, friendship, and success have shifted
• ​The hard truths they’ve faced and the boundaries they’ve learned to hold
• ​What it means to evolve publicly while navigating healing, visibility, and purpose
• ​The versions of themselves they’re stepping into next

It’s honest, vulnerable, and full of gratitude — the kind of conversation that reminds you growth isn’t always pretty, but it’s always powerful.

Listen now at www.blackgayagenda.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hosts: Micah B., Alex Twiggs

Executive Producer: Micah Butler

Producer: Vell Martin

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Micah B and Alex are back this week with The Mixed Bag Agenda — a wide-ranging conversation covering everything from pop culture headlines to personal reflections.

They start by asking the question: If someone you’re getting to know forgets your birthday, is that an automatic chop? Is it a dealbreaker or just a misstep? The fellas share their takes.

From there, it’s a mix of hot topics and deeper dialogue, including:

• Tyson Beckford’s comments about having no sympathy for Wendy Williams during his appearance on The Breakfast Club

• The backlash Devon Franklin is facing for playing a DL pastor in Tyler Perry’s Divorced: Sistas

• The challenges and complexities of dating as a Black gay man

• The importance of therapy and “doing the work” for healthier relationships

• The connection between depression and sex, and other coping mechanisms that don’t always get discussed

It’s unfiltered, layered, and thought-provoking — a real mixed bag in the best way.

Listen now at www.blackgayagenda.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hosts: Micah B., Alex Twiggs
Producer: Micah Butler

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Alex and AP are holding it down this week while Micah B steps away to celebrate his birthday — and they’re keeping the conversation rich with The Mentorship Agenda.

In this episode, the duo dives into the importance of mentorship, both in personal growth and within the LGBTQ+ community. From chosen family and peer guidance to professional coaching and spiritual leadership, they explore what true mentorship looks like — and why so many of us are craving connection but struggling to find it. Is mentorship still valued in our community? And if not, how do we change that?

This week’s Twitter Talk Agenda is sparked by a controversial tweet from Milan Christopher, who said:

“Y’all want mentorship from people who don’t like y’all or didn’t even figure it out themselves…”

Whew. The guys break down the tweet, the tension it stirred, and whether we’re asking for mentorship from the wrong people — or in the wrong way.

Reflective, real, and rooted in care, this episode is a love letter to every Black queer person looking for guidance, healing, or someone to pour into them.

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🎙️ Producer: Vell Martin

Executive Producer : Micah Butler

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