Welcome to another episode of "Same Hustle, Different Grind"! In this installment, we dive deep into the life and legacy of Kwame Ture, also known as Stokely Carmichael, a pivotal figure in the Black American Civil Rights Movement. Joined by Abram Hutton, an activist, poet, and vegan, we explore Ture's journey from his days as a student at Howard University to his leadership roles in the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and as a Freedom Rider.

But our conversation doesn't stop there. We also delve into the importance of health and self-love, discussing how our bodies unconditionally support us despite the consumption of processed foods, drugs, and alcohol. Abram shares insights on nourishing our bodies with healthy foods as a form of reciprocated love.

Moreover, we confront the imperialistic capitalist mindset prevalent among students, where education and careers are pursued solely for monetary gain, neglecting the responsibility to give back to one's community. From there, our dialogue expands to touch upon themes of black love, socialism, and the quest for freedom within the African diaspora.

Whether you're a newcomer or a veteran listener, join us as we navigate through these thought-provoking topics and strive to uncover new perspectives on societal issues and personal well-being. Tune in to this enlightening episode of "Same Hustle, Different Grind"!

Editor: Benard Hepburn

Welcome to the latest episode of Same Hustle Different Grind! In this installment, Dani brings on DJ Douglas as a co-host, offering fresh insights into the art of self-isolation for personal betterment. With a captivating new segment titled "Black History Month Remembrance: Analyzing the Present," they explore contemporary trends within Black households in the United States. Reflecting on the legacies of influential figures like MLK, Fred Hampton, and Malcolm X, Dani and DJ Douglas examine the concept of betrayal within their ranks, shedding light on the presence of a "Judas" figure in each narrative.

Moreover, DJ Douglas shares his own unique journey, navigating the realms of academia as a Criminal Justice major with a minor in African American studies, while simultaneously pursuing his passions as an artist, dancer, and fashion designer.

Tune in as Dani and DJ Douglas offer an engaging blend of cultural analysis, personal anecdotes, and thought-provoking discussions, providing listeners with both inspiration and practical wisdom for their own grind. Whether you're a seasoned listener or a newcomer to the podcast, this episode promises to captivate and enlighten in equal measure.

Editor: Benard Hepburn

Join us as we delve into the inspiring journey of Chloe Tolbert, a force to be reckoned with on the PVAMU campus. In candid conversations, Chloe shares her experiences navigating the intricacies of student life, activism, and the dynamic intersection of being a college student with various reigns and a proud Black Woman.

In our Community Spotlight segment, Dani sheds light on Chloe's impactful contributions not only within the PVAMU community but also in the broader Black community and her hometown of Dallas, Texas. Unveiling the layers of involvement, from student leadership to the power of the vote, Chloe's perspectives offer invaluable insights into the challenges and triumphs college students face today.

Chloe and Dani confront the stark realities of healthcare disparities in the United States, particularly for marginalized groups like the Black community. Through thought-provoking dialogue, they explore ways to bridge the gap and advocate for equitable healthcare access for all.

Tune in as we embark on a journey of empowerment, education, and advocacy with Chloe Tolbert and Dani on "Same Hustle Different Grind" Season 2! 🎧✊🏽

Editor: Benard Hepburn