The Get It Off Your Chest Podcast: Recent Episodes
N'Kyzie Hawkins
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Kyzie & the Krew are back with another layered episode just in time for the beginning of the new semester. Zion, Ken, and CJ join N'Kyzie to unpack a wide range of topics. The episode begins with Zion explaining the dangers of dating somebody who has been pursuing you for years. She also delves into the difference between persistence and harassment. As the episode continues, the gang also debates the meaning and levels of importance between tattooing your partners name on you and the symbolism of wedding rings. Later, Kyzie & the Krew discuss Travis Scott and A$AP Rocky's beef and get into a rather heated debate regarding the lyrical ability of Young Thug and others. The episode ends with a bang as tempers flare after Zion discusses the plights of darker skinned Black women in America and whether or not Zendaya and Halle Bailey are light skinned women. The visual for this episode is available on our YouTube channel that will be linked below. The closer for this episode comes from New York R&B singer, Shawnna La'nese. Thank you so much for tuning in. Be sure to share with friends and family. Love!Closer: Body: Shawnna La'neseKyzie & the Krew Donation/Subscription Link: linktr.ee/KyzieNtheKrewYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kyzieNthekrewMastere.co -N'Kyzie
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The 50th episode of The Get It Off Your Chest Podcast With Kyzie & the Krew is one for the ages. Zion, Lauren (off mic), Keneth, and CJ join Kyzie for this milestone of an episode. The episode begins with Zion letting it be known that she has no intention of policing her profanity. As the episode begins, the gang starts off by addressing the relationship between Lil Meech and Summer Walker. This sparks the debate on whether or not people at drastically different stages of their lives can have a romantic relationship. Later, Kyzie and Zion introduce the point of "dating karma". Zion details G Herbo's shaky relationships with Ari Fletcher and Taina Williams. After that, Kyzie and Zion share a few stories regarding one of Zion's former partners and their relationship woes. Kyzie & the Krew also touch on Lizzo's drama, Melly's case, Tory Lanez being sentenced, feeling empowered as a cheater, and much more. The visual for this episode will be on the YouTube page at Kyzie & the Krew. The closer this week comes courtesy of Atlanta's very own Jah Hanzo. We appreciate you tuning in. Be sure to share the episode with friends and family. Love! Closer: Black Vanilla Skies by Jah HanzoKyzie & the Krew Donation Link: https://tr.ee/2sQVOeUns4YouTube: YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@kyzieNthekrew Mastere.co--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nkyzie-hawkins7/support
This episode comes courtesy Kyzie, Tay, and CJ. Thanks to a rather slow news week, this trio delivered one of the funnier episodes in recent memory. Kyzie & the Krew for this episode started the episode with their thoughts and opinions regarding the Carlee Russell situation. This leads to the guys discussing their go-to moves to get out of unwanted phone conversations. As the episode progresses, the guys discuss the fine line between being a fan and being an "eater". This cast also went on to cover a wide range of other topics such as all money being good money, Lil Baby's recent struggles captivating an audience, Rylo Rodriguez's new album, and much more. The closer for this episode comes courtesy of Krew member, Hasim, also known as SiimTheDriim. The visual for this episode will be available on our YouTube page @ Kyzie & the Krew. We appreciate your support. Love!Closer: Beams by SiimTheDream (Available now on all streaming platforms)YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kyzieNthekrew Mastere.co--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nkyzie-hawkins7/support
On this episode, Kyzie is joined by Lyric, Zion, and Jevon to discuss some recent events that have circulated in the media. After a brief recap of Zion's day working as a leasing agent, Kyzie & the Krew open the episode by giving their thoughts on Keke Palmer's actions at the Usher concert that took place in Las Vegas. This also leads to a discussion about the layered levels of dating for celebrities. Afterwards, the cast discussed the situation between YK Osiris and Sukihana and some of the challenges women face regarding their wardrobe and men's behavior towards them. As the episode moves along, the gang discusses new music from Rylo Rodriguez, sneaky links and situationships, first dates, and a lot more. The visual for this episode will be on the YouTube page at Kyzie & the Krew. The closer this week comes courtesy of a new artist by the name of Dah. We appreciate you tuning in. Be sure to share the episode with friends and family. Love!Closer: Walk Through Paterson by DahYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kyzieNthekrewMastere.co--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nkyzie-hawkins7/support
This episode is the biggest interview for Kyzie & the Krew to date. Kyzie is joined by the creators of Movespot, the first Black owned social media app to hit the market. Seth Asra and Carl White III join Kyzie and Jevon behind the mics for the first time. The dynamic duo opens up about the creation of their groundbreaking app, the struggles that they face as young Black men in the field of technology, and much more. The entrepreneurs also touch on their mental health and how the Movespot app assists with the mental health of it's users. The visual for this episode is available on the podcast YouTube. The link is below. The closer from this episode comes courtesy of Saaj. We appreciate your continued support. Love!Closer: Right Back by Saaj (Available on all streaming platforms!)YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kyziethekrew6490Shop Mastére Clothing Here: https://www.mastere.co/-N'Kyzie --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nkyzie-hawkins7/support
Kyzie & the Krew return with a cast that includes some very familiar faces. Kyzie is joined by Rodney, Jevon, and CJ. The episode begins with CJ answering a personal question that those close to him have been wanting to know for years. Afterwards, the frequent club goers break down proper club etiquette. As the episode continues, the cast discusses whether or not they believe that every person on the planet has somebody that is meant for them. Kyzie then talks about how people wind up marrying somebody other than their soulmate and how often it happens. As the episode goes on, the guys discuss their reluctancy to ask for help in life, how they handle arguments with their significant other, and how the relationships, or lack their of, that they saw in their own household shaped the way that they operate in relationships. The gang also touched on the recent news regarding Moneybagg Yo and Ari Fletcher's relationship. The Krew touched on all of these topics and a lot more. The closer for this episode comes courtesy of Big Kashflow. The visual for this episode will be available on our YouTube page @ Kyzie & the Krew. Be sure to like, comment, share, and subscribe. We hope you enjoy the episode. Love! Closers: Message & Diamonds by Big Kashflow (His new EP "No Evil" is out now on all platforms.) Shop Mastére Clothing Here: https://www.mastere.co/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kyziethekrew6490 -N'Kyzie --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nkyzie-hawkins7/support
Kyzie is back with some of the usual suspects in CJ, Jevon, and Rodney. After an opening message from our first official sponsor, Mastére Clothing company, the gang shares their thoughts on the Zion Williamson situation. Kyzie & the Krew then pivot to discuss the nasty comments that Azealia Banks made regarding the passing of DC Youngfly's long time partner and the mother of his children. On behalf of the entire podcast and every member of the Krew, our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Jackie Oh! and DC Youngfly. As the episode continues, the guys discuss Gunna, Tsu Surf, and the contradictory practices of Hip-Hop and black culture as it pertains to rappers being authentic in their "street" life and the consequences that come with those actions. The Krew touched on all of these topics and a lot more. The closer for this episode comes courtesy of TU's own Hunnidk. The visual for this episode will be available on our YouTube page @ Kyzie & the Krew. Be sure to like, comment, share, and subscribe. We hope you enjoy the episode. Love!
Closer: Come Thru Trim by Hunnidk (His new project "Came Up Off Swipes" is out now on all streaming platforms!)
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Kyzie is back with Justin, Kyle, and Lyric, also known as "Ms. Lieutenant Get Yo Girl Back". Kyzie & the Krew open up the episode discussing the lengths that they have and would go to in order to salvage their relationships. Lyric then shares a dating experience of hers and introduces the question of what is considered nagging. Later, the Krew discusses the time that they believe is right for one to move out of their parents' house. Towards the end, the gang discusses having "the talk" as a young teen with their parents and how they would introduce that information to their children. As veteran Krew members Bryson and Indya join the episode later, Indya introduces us to her new non-profit organization called Big Sistas. Big Sista, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to family, connection, and comfort through bonding and service. Founded by 3 women of Tuskegee University: Indya Whitaker, Ahniya Smith, Jalice Westery, who swore to ensure support and love to the youth ready to grow, serve, and learn in their community. Their motto: “Growing in your BIG world, chasing your BIG dreams, with your BIG SISTA!” The visual for this episode will be on the podcast YouTube page @ Kyzie & the Krew. The closer for this week's episode comes courtesy of Khatib. We appreciate your continued support. Love!
Closer: Alone Here by Khatib (Available on all platforms)
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In an attempt to get back on the track of consistent content production, Kyzie & the Krew return with a brand new episode fresh off of Memorial Day weekend. Kyzie and Kyle (AKA Skooche) are joined by two first time Krew members: Lyric and Justin. After Lyric, Justin, and Skooche express their displeasure with the amount of time that it took for them to appear on mic, the episode begins with the gang giving their thoughts on the Ja Morant situation. Kyzie, Kyle, and Justin also recap game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals and share their predictions for the NBA Finals. Lyric rejoins the discussion as the Krew discusses whether or not originality in film and music is dying as well as TV shows that they are watching and looking forward to. Kyzie & the Krew also want to extend a congratulations to all of this year's college graduates. The visual for this episode will be on the podcast YouTube page @ Kyzie & the Krew. The closer for this episode comes courtesy of a member of the Krew, TYBO. We appreciate your continued support. Love!
Closer: Billy Bows by TYBO (His new tape "Del Day 2" is out now on all platforms!)
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School is out, the sun is up, and Kyzie & the Krew are back! Krew regulars Kyzie, Zion, and CJ are joined by Eastside native, Ted. The episode kicks off with the gang trying to understand why a large portion of women do not like men's involvement with video games such as NBA2K. Zion schools the guys on the difference between a hobby and being completely unproductive. As the episode moves along, Kyzie & the Krew discuss dating difficulties, nice guys finishing last, and how hard it is to cut someone off after a romantic relationship. Another big topic of discussion is whether or not everyone has a "favorite person", how that relationship comes about, and how that relationship can impact other ones. Kyzie & the Krew also dive into hard hitting topics such as the best bottled water to drink and the order of stripes on a zebra. This week's closer comes courtesy of DaDon. The visual for this episode is available on our YouTube page at Kyzie & the Krew. We appreciate your continued support. Love!
Closer: The Realest Gospel by DaDon (New project "BSP" is out now on all platforms!)
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Jevon, Rodney, and CJ join N'Kyzie for the newest episode of the Podcast. The first topic that Kyzie & the Krew discuss is how much money they're willing to spend on a first date, if there's a date to be had at all. The episode moves forward to the guys discussing whether or not they could be in a relationship where the woman is the breadwinner. As the episode moves forward, the guys talk about whether or not they want to know of they're being cheated on and how they'd like to find out. Kyzie & the Krew then move on to discuss dating women with plastic surgery, how would you react to a part of your partner's past being brought to your attention, and much more. This scenario is also presented: If your friend gives you $10 at the casino and you hit for $50K, how much do you give to your friend? How much are you looking for if the roles were reversed? All of this and much more on this episode of the Get it Off Your Chest Podcast with Kyzie & the Krew. This week's closer comes courtesy of WIZZLYFE. The visual for this episode is available on our YouTube page at Kyzie & the Krew. We appreciate your continued support. Love!
Close: Chrome Heart Tee by WIZZLYFE
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As the old saying goes, three's a crowd and this episode comes to you courtesy of Kyzie, Jevon, and Zion. Episode 40 opens up with the chilling question of "the chicken or the lion". Afterwards the gang gives a deep dive into men showing emotions and whether or not it makes them seem more feminine or soft. As the episode continues, Kyzie and the Krew discuss love languages and how to communicate them with your partner. To end the episode, they discuss split parent households and the impact that they have on children, gay sex scenes in film, and so much more. The visual for this episode is available on our YouTube page at Kyzie & the Krew. We appreciate the continued support!! Love!!
Closer: Walk by DaDon
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N'Kyzie is joined by two vets and a first timer. Zion and Jevon return to the pod with Kyle AKA Skooche for his debut episode. After Skooche's introduction to the pod, the episode begins with Kyzie, Zion and Jevon debating their positions on Kanye and his actions, impact, and discography. Hitler's name comes up for some dramatic reason that we'll never understand. As the episode progresses, Kyzie & the Krew break down the 200 best rap albums list by Rolling Stone. Towards the end of the episode, they go in depth with comparisons between Lil Baby and Lil Durk. The closer for this episode is courtesy of 4two8. The visual for this episode will be available on our YouTube channel @ Kyzie & the Krew. Follow us on TikTok @KyzieNtheKrew. We appreciate all of your continued support and we hope you enjoy this episode. Love!
Closer: Ignore by 4two8
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N'Kyzie is accompanied by Keynon, Jevon, and the self proclaimed "sexiest person in the world". Zion makes her Krew debut and makes it very clear that she plans on taking over the pod. The episode starts off with Kyzie and the Krew discussing Black male celebrities dating people outside their race or "others". This conversation sparks a debate on whether love has a color or not (and according to Keynon's grandmother, it does). As the episode progresses, the conversation turns to the beauty standards that are presented in the black community and how years of systematic brainwashing and manipulation has played a part in dividing the black community. The gang transitions to discussing the advantages that Kim Kardashian gained by using Black culture and Zion expresses her thoughts about Ye's controversial statements regarding Black women. They end the episode by discussing how changes can be made in the Black community, N'Kyzie's new hairstyle, and much more. This episode's closer comes from Decatur's own: JayIce. Episodes will be streaming live on Movespot soon. The visual for this episode will be available on our YouTube channel @ Kyzie & the Krew. Follow us on TikTok @KyzieNtheKrew. We appreciate all of your continued support and we hope you enjoy this episode. Love!
Closer: Convos by JayIce
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CJ, Jevon, and Rodney all make a return to the Krew by joining Kyzie for episode 37. The episode begins with the guys discussing whether or not they could date a girl that's always "outside". CJ also shares his experience dating a bottle girl. Later, Jevon brings up the topic of how women present themselves on social media and if if it is truly possible for girls to tell every guy "no". The guys go on to discuss cheating back, their own toxic traits, first night relations, and so much more. This episode's closer comes courtesy of Big Kashflow. We appreciate your continued support. This episode is also available on our YouTube page @ Kyzie & the Krew.
Closer: Pontiac by Big Kashflow (Available on all streaming platforms)
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Kyzie, Casim, Key, and Ty are back for the second time with a brand new episode. The guys open the episode discussing their experiences with picking the wrong friend. They also discuss how they view girls that have been with one of their friends before. Later, Kyzie & the Krew discuss the different levels of effort they put into certain women that the pursue, the market for flight tickets, and so much more. The closer for this episode is courtesy of Decatur's own, Xaminah. We appreciate your continued support and we hope you enjoy this episode. Be sure to share it with family and friends! Love!
-N'Kyzie
Closer: Xaminah: Get Money Freestyle (Available on Soundcloud)
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This episode features two vets and two rookie podcasters. Kyzie and Keynon are joined by two of Tuskegee's finest: Tyran and Casim. After the Krew's two new voices introduce themselves, the episode begins on a serious note regarding the mass shootings in America and the changes that are necessary regarding gun control. Ironically, Kyzie and Ty follow the gun control conversation up by sharing their favorite mobsters and mobster movies. Kyzie & the Krew then discuss the mishap between Coi Leray and a fan at a live show. The guys then share their preferences regarding women's race and body type which leads to Casim's admittance of being partial to women with "child bearing hips". Kyzie & the Krew give their takes on "wife or mom", the possibility of being a stepdad, the NBA Final's, and so much more. This episode's closer comes courtesy of Tyran AKA TYBO. We appreciate your continued support. Please continue to share these episodes with friends and family. Love!
Closer: Blanco by TYBO (From his EP titled "Del Day". Available on all streaming platforms)
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Kyzie & the Krew are back with two new voices behind the mics. Kyzie and CJ are the two veteran voices while Brison (not Bryson) and Jevon make their podcast debuts. After brief introductions and life updates the gang jumps into a conversation on whether or not they would prefer to impact the world or have an abundance of money. Later, Kyzie & the Krew move on to discuss abortion laws in America. As the podcast continues the conversation turns to issues and stigmas in the Black community and how media and entertainment contribute to the repeated cycle that these issues and stigmas cause. CJ offers a different perspective to these claims by explaining his meaning behind people being "fake woke". This episode ends with the fellas discussing how they feel about raising a child in the world today along with much more. This week's closer comes courtesy of DeKalb's own Hasani Vibez. We hope you enjoy this episode and we appreciate your continued support. Love!
Closer: Family by Hasani Vibez
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Kyzie is joined by Collin and Tay on this brand new episode of the Get it Off Your Chest Podcast. The guys open the podcast with a review of Kendrick Lamar's latest album. Along with the release of Kendrick's new album, Tay dropped his debut album titled "Out My Body". Kyzie & the Krew transition to discussions about the time it takes for artists to drop projects as well as challenges that Tay and Collin face while creating their music. As the episode continues the guys move forward to go further in depth about the allegations against YSL and the huge hole that has been put into the Atlanta rap game. The guys also discuss the NBA playoffs, the direction that NBA basketball is headed in, and much more. This week's closer comes courtesy of Tay AKA DaDon. Kyzie & the Krew would like to let you know that your support is very much appreciated. Love!
-N'Kyzie
Closer: Exhausted by DaDon ft. SaeDat and TreTrill off DaDon's newest album "Out My Body"
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Kyzie & the Krew are back for the second week in a row with a brand new episode and a brand new addition to the Krew. Dmack is introduced to the audience for the first time as the Kyzie, Bryson , Keynon, and Thomas (kind of) address more of the things going on in their world today. The guys start off addressing women spinning the block in hopes to connect with a man that they once ignored. They then spend a little time discussing the Ye West and Pete Davidson drama that has dominated tabloids for months. As the episode moves forward, they discuss the recent RICO charge that has landed Young Thug, Gunna, and many other members of YSL in prison. Kyzie & the Krew have a little fun later discussing people that post themselves crying, how to sleep in bed with your lady, the best cereals and fast food fries, and so much more. The closer for this episode is Deep Thoughts by the Krew's own, Tay AKA DaDon. Be sure to stream his two newest releases; Deeper Than Pain EP and Out My Body. Shoutout to our loyal listeners and thank you all so much for the continued support! Love!
-N'Kyzie
Closer: Deep Thoughts by DaDon
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School is out and Kyzie and the Krew are back and ready to make up for lost time. On this episode, Kyzie is joined by Keynon, Bryson, Thomas, and the newest member of the Krew, Dmack. As usual, the video begins with an update on life for all the members of the Krew. Everybody's life has been moving forward in the right direction but the biggest change in Bryson's life sparked much of the conversation topics in this episode. Kyzie and the Krew address many different questions concerning relationships such as the different levels of cheating, dating officially, the dating history of your partner, and much more. Kyzie and the Krew will be working diligently to provide more audio and visual content over the summer. Be on the lookout for new episodes weekly. The closer for this episode is "Bol Bol" by Ke$hun off his newest project called Chosen Child which is available on all streaming platforms. Shoutout to our loyal listeners and thank you all so much for the continued support! Love!
-N'Kyzie
Closer: Bol Bol by Ke$hun
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Episode 30 is a very special one. Kyzie is joined by three first time guests. Jaelin, Rodney, and CJ make their official podcast debut fresh off the new year. The episode opens up with the introduction of the Krew's newest members and a special announcement for Jaelin. As the episode moves along, the guys talk about their dealings with girls who were clout chasing and what it means to be "going". Kyzie and the Krew debate who they have at the top of the rap game and how long Atlanta will reign supreme in hip hop. Jaelin and CJ try to settle their lifelong debate about Dwyane Wade and James Harden along with much more. This week's closer comes from Big Kashflow. Be on the lookout for that to drop at the beginning of the new year. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Daunte Wright, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life or been harmed at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter is a movement and not a moment!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thank you all so much for your continued support. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
Closer: Top Speed by Big Kashflow
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Kyzie & the Krew make a return for what we like to call our "Quarantine Special". Covid is currently putting up numbers like Wilt Chamberlain so to help any of our listeners who are quarantining we've decided to come back with new content. N'Kyzie is joined by Malcolm and Tay for the first episode of the "Quarantine Special". After the guys give their personal recaps, Malcolm gives us a quick insight into the spiritual journey that he's embarking on. As the episode moves on, Malcolm introduces the topic of dating taller women. Kyzie and the Krew move on to congratulate Meg Thee Stallion on graduation from HBCU Texas Southern and applaud her on her many accomplishments and efforts to help young Black graduates. Kyzie, Tay, and Malcolm also dissect Malcolm's beef with Sza and much more on this episode. The closer for this episode comes courtesy of Tay. Its a sneak peak from his debut project titled "Out My Body". Be on the lookout for that to drop at the beginning of the new year. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Daunte Wright, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life or been harmed at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter is a movement and not a moment!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thank you all so much for your continued support. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
Closer: Out my Body by DaDon
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On this episode of the Get it Off Your Chest Podcast With Kyzie & the Krew, a very special guest joins for the first time. One of N'Kyie's teammates DJ "the Wizard" Kelley comes to discuss an array of topics on the pod. After DJ introduces himself to the listeners, he gives an inside look at life at as a division one athlete. Later, the guys transition to their takes about Kyrie Irving and his stance against the Covid vaccine. As the episode continued, the guys talk about how life has changed over the years. They touch on how things and people that were considered cool have met their expiration date during the transition into the real world. As the episode closes, Kyzie and DJ touch on how it is super important to check on your strong friends. Mental health is extremely important so make sure you take care of yours and help your loved ones take care of theirs. This week's closer comes courtesy of DeKalb's own Bigrixh and ReemTheGaslete. Also, Movespot is now LIVE IN THE APP STORE. Shoutout to Seth, Carl, Desmond, Sam, and everyone else involved with the launch of the future of social media. Make sure you download that to stay in the loop for all the major moves coming up. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Daunte Wright, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life or been harmed at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter is a movement and not a moment!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thank you all so much for your continued support. Love!
-N'Kyzie
Closer: Hope by Bigrixh ft. ReemTheGaslete (Available on all platforms)
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Kyzie is back and as the old saying goes, there's strength in numbers. On this episode the krew consists of Malcolm, Thomas, Collin, Bryson, and Keylan. The energy is high and the topics are plentiful. The episode kicks off with Malcolm telling us about a nice young lady he encountered right before the episode. Afterwards, we all take turns trying to decide which celebrity we could beat in a fight. As the episode moves along, we share our thoughts on Sha'Carri Richardson, college athletes getting paid, and the release of Bill Cosby from prison. To close the episode, Malcolm tells us how the state of Florida cheated him out of his chances at a national spelling bee title. They owe our guy a re-bee! The closer for this episode comes from DeKalb's own Xaminah. Also, Movespot is now LIVE IN THE APP STORE. Shoutout to Seth, Carl, Desmond, Sam, and everyone else involved with the launch of the future of social media. Make sure you download that to stay in the loop for all the major moves coming up. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Daunte Wright, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life or been harmed at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter is a movement and not a moment!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thank you all so much for your continued support. This episode is available on our YouTube page. Go subscribe to the channel @ Kyzie & the Krew for more visual content. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
Closer: Against the Odds by Xaminah (Available on SoundCloud)
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Kyzie, Tay, Jen, and Kam decide to spin the block and add a second installment to the "Be Like Jen" saga. The episode opens up with Jenna informing us on her journey that lead to her becoming a yoga instructor and how she used it to combat her depression and anxiety. She also talks to us and helps clear up the negative stigma that surrounds the practice of yoga. Afterwards, Kam talks about his experience as a Black student on the campus of the University of Alabama. After Tay's incredible 20 second freestyle, Jenna schools the gang on zodiac signs and much more. As the show continues, Jenna touches on pretty privilege and the negatives and positives of those benefits. We later discuss women being breadwinners in relationships, colorist amongst us as Black people, the fight for equality for minorities and members of the LGBTQ+ community and so much more. Also, Movespot is now LIVE IN THE APP STORE. Shoutout to Seth, Carl, Desmond, Sam, and everyone else involved with the launch of the future of social media. Make sure you download that to stay in the loop for all the moves coming up. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Daunte Wright, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life or been harmed at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter!! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thank you all so much for your continued support. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
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On this episode of the Get it Off Your Chest Podcast W/ Kyzie & the Krew, I'm joined by a friend, a teammate, and a brother of mine. Roy Jones III makes an appearance on the pod as he departs from Monroeville and embarks on his journey to further his basketball career and his education. We started the episode by discussing his family life and what it feels like to grow up in the household with one of the greatest boxers of all time in Roy Jones Jr. Later, Roy and I discussed his basketball career and his road as an undersized guard as well as the different stops he has made during his journey. Roy also touched on growing up in Florida and Florida's culture, his decision to attend an HBCU, and much more. I want to take time to congratulate my guy on his commitment to playing basketball and furthering his academic career at the illustrious Tuskegee University. Shout out to the Golden Tigers! Much love and much success to you my brother! We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Daunte Wright, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life or been harmed at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter!! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thank you all so much for your continued support. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
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Episode 24 is a very special episode. Jenna and Kam join the pod for the first time alongside Kyzie and Tay. Kyzie and the Krew open the episode by sharing their opinions on the Covid vaccine and Jenna details her experience with fighting the deadly disease. Later the gang discusses their thoughts on Latto's name change. Afterwards, Kam details his experience being a Black student at the University of Alabama. Kyzie and the Krew go on to discuss sexual harassment, Black people's need for therapy, and piercings and tattoos in the workplace. Jenna also schools the guys on how she shoots her shot as a woman. All of this and much more on this very special episode! The closer for this episode comes courtesy of Tay with production from the homie Mike AKA FFSMike. His debut project "Liftoff" is out now streaming on all platforms. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Daunte Wright, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life or been harmed at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter!! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thank you all so much for your continued support. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
Closer: Unleaded by DaDon prod. by FFSMike
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Big things are coming soon and Kyzie and the Krew are here to make sure you don't miss out. On this episode, Kyzie is joined by Seth, Giles, Tristan and Jordan AKA "J40" (because why wouldn't Jordan be on episode number 23?). The guys begin the episode talking about the current state of hip-hop and the different tiers, levels, and categories in rap. Later, the gang transitions to discuss how they approach women and the different ways they shoot their shots on the socials. While we're on the topic of social media, I want to remind you that the first Black owned social media app "Movespot" will be live in app stores sooner than soon. The beta is live and available for download through TestFlight and the link is in Seth's Instagram bio @SethAsra. As the episode moves along, Kyzie & the Krew discuss men having platonic relationships with women and what could happen when those lines are crossed. All of this and more on episode 23 with Kyzie & the Krew. This weeks closer is from Atlanta artist Hunxho. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Daunte Wright, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life or been harmed at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter!! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thank you all so much for your continued support. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
Closer: No Way by Hunxho ft. Lil Jahari
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I hope everyone had a great Memorial Day Weekend! I'm back to give you all a brand new interview with one of my good friends and teammates. AJ Morris stopped by to chop it up with me from the big city of Monroeville. AJ and I discussed a lot including his basketball journey, living in Germany, music, the NBA, and much more. I want to congratulate my brother on a successful career here at Coastal Alabama North and signing to play basketball and advance his academic studies at HBCU St. Augustine's University in North Carolina. Blessings to you and yours going forward! The closer for this episode comes courtesy of AJ himself. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Daunte Wright, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life or been harmed at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter!! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thank you all so much for your continued support. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
Closer: No Love by 1.800 (AJ Available on all streaming platforms!)
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For the first time the Krew that joins N'Kyzie on the pod consists of all wonderful young ladies. Kacey, Taylor, Elisa, and Dee (kinda) make history as the first all female krew and the first recording from Coastal Alabama's campus in Monroeville, Alabama. The episode begins with Elisa leading the conversation on how to save yourself if your car happens to fly off of a bridge into a body of water. The episode moves along with Kyzie and the Krew discussing double standards and relationships. Later, the gang shares their thoughts on cheating, being cheated on and much more! We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Daunte Wright, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life or been harmed at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter!! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thank you all so much for your continued support. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
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We've been quiet for a while but Kyzie & the Krew are back wit the 20th episode of the pod. The episode begins with reviews about some of the new music that dropped including projects from J. Cole and Nicki Minaj. Later the guys transition to talking about the gas shortage and whether or not the government lies to us. As the episode advances, Kyzie & the Krew talk about love, heartbreak, and much more. This week's episode features music from DeKalb County's very own, Saaj. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Daunte Wright, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life or been harmed at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter!! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thank you all so much for your continued support. Reaching our 20th episode means a lot to us and we appreciate everyone that has been on this journey with us. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
Closer: Tottin by Saaj (Ft. Bolo)
-N'Kyzie
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Kyzie & the Krew are back for the second week in a row to discuss a few of the important and not so important things that happened recently. The podcast begins with condolences for the families of Terrance Clarke and Black Rob after they both passed away this past week. Our prayers are with their family and loved ones. The gang then moves on to discuss the Derek Chauvin trial and the almost celebration of his conviction. Keynon then asks the question of whether or not cops should be armed with guns. After the conversation about police officers, the guys transition to discuss clout being a "helluva drug" and the impact it has on society today. Moving forward, Kyzie & the Krew discuss PPP loans, America being in debt to the Decepticons, and much more. This week's episode features music from DeKalb County's very own, YungBank . We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Daunte Wright, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life or been harmed at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter!! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
Closer: Memories by YoungBank
-N'Kyzie
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We're back!! We hope ya'll missed us the way we missed y'all. On the first episode in 2021, Kyzie is joined by Malcolm, Bryson, and Keynon. A lot has gone down since the guys were all behind the mics together. The gang began the episode by diving into the police brutality that is entirely too prominent in the United States of America. Later, the guys pay homage to DMX and celebrate his life. Afterwards, congratulations are in order to Seth Asra and Carl White III on the launch of the first black owned social media platform called Movespot. Be sure to tap in with the pod @GetItOffYourChestPodcast. As the episode continues, the guys bounce around to topics such as Quavo and Saweetie, the image Blacks portray in music and film, new music, and much more. Malcolm has published his first book titled "The First Day of the Rest of My Life". It is available for purchase on Amazon. This week's episode features music from Charlotte's very own, 1800AJ. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Daunte Wright, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life or been harmed at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter!! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
Closer: Ain't No Love by 1800AJ
-N'Kyzie
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On the newest episode of Get It Off Your Chest With Kyzie & the Krew, Kyzie is joined by Keynon, Bryson, and Thomas. In a rather slow news week, this freestyle episode still yielded a rather entertaining episode for you all. The guys open up the podcast by discussing their respective love lives (or lack there of). This leads to the topic of some of the guys possibly never getting married. Later in the episode, the guys touch on a few more topics such as evolution, the Bible, and more. This week's episode features music from Atlanta's very own, Fontana*! We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter!! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
Closer: Plastic by Fontana*
-N'Kyzie
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Keneth joins the familiar krew of N'Kyzie, Lawrence, and Tay. While the guys begin the episode with quick topics regarding Lil Baby and Jayda and a look ahead at the upcoming NBA Season, they spent the bulk of this episode answering questions from the women of the audience. Kyzie & the Krew answered a bunch of questions from the ladies regarding relationships, cheating, kids, and much more. We appreciate the interaction from all of you that participated and asked questions. There will be an episode where some of the women of the krew get to answer some questions from the fellas too. This episode features music from DeKalb's own, YungBank! We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter!! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
Closer: Right Now by YungBank
-N'Kyzie
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Kyzie & the Krew are back with another laugh filled episode. N'Kyzie is joined by Tay, Bryson, and Jordan. They Krew covered a bunch of topics in today's episode. In the beginning of the episode, the gang discusses the events that took place in the boxing world with Jones vs. Tyson and Nate Robinson vs. Jake Paul. Afterwards, they moved on to discuss music, including Teyana Taylor's retirement, the best rappers from 2010-2020, Young Thug and Andre 3000, and much more. The guys later touch on gold diggers and a whole bunch more. This week's closer is from the Krew's very own. Tay and Kyzie link up with Mobile's own, Junglebaby and give y'all an unreleased banger from Tay's vault. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
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We're back! We hope you all missed us as much as we missed y'all. N'Kyzie is joined by Tay, Thomas, Lawrence, and his cousin from Mobile, Alabama Dan. The guys start off with a few quick topics. They quickly touched on the presidential election, the NBA draft, and the NFL season. They followed that by talking about the college basketball season and giving a shoutout to all our guys from Georgia doing work on the court and the field. Later, the podcast shifted heavily to music. The gang addressed the murder of King Von and the shootings of various rappers over the last few weeks. Kyzie and the Krew then discussed who could take on Drake in a Verzuz battle, the Gucci Mane and Jeezy Verzuz, a Young Thug and Future battle, the music that released recently, and many more topics. This episode includes music from DeKalb's own, Saaj! Be sure to check it out. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter!! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
Closer: Nuke by Saaj
-N'Kyzie
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Episode 13 comes courtesy of N'Kyzie, Keynon, Malcolm, Bryson, and my father, Mr. Kraig Hawkins. The gang of regulars begin the episode by discussing different super heroes in the Marvel and DC Universe. Later, Kyzie & the Krew transition to a conversation about what they would do if they woke up with 10 million dollars in their bank account. A discussion regarding joint bank accounts rolls right into relationships and marriage. We decided to bring in an expert on the matter. Things got pretty emotional when my pops joined us at the end to discuss when he knew he was ready to make the ultimate commitment and much more regarding marriage. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
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Kyzie & the Krew are back home for another episode. Lawrence and Bryson make another appearance on the pod as the homie Malcolm joins the Krew for the first time. The gang begins the episode with a review on new music from some of the game's hottest artists such as SZA and Big Sean. The guys have a quick debate about top rap albums and rap verses of all time. A little later, they transition to talking about the NBA playoffs and wind up in a rather heated debate about Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson. To rap it up, the gang has a pretty intense discussion about certain conspiracy theories. Are aliens real? Have they visited earth? Are mermaids real? Did we even land on the moon? Find out on this episode of the Get It Off Your Chest Podcast! This episode features music from DeKalb's own, Reem the Gaslete. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter!! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
Closer: What It Seems by Reem the Gaslete
-N'Kyzie
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Episode 11 is the first solo episode in the history of the Get It Off Your Chest Podcast. I wasn't able to travel to record with my cohosts this week so it's just me. I shared my thoughts on the shooting of Jacob Blake, an unarmed black man that was shot 7 times in his back by a police officer, Rusten Sheskey. Later, I talked about Donald Trump empowering racists in America. Then, I transitioned to talking about Kyle Rittenhouse the 17 year old white kid what shot 3 Black Lives Matter protesters with an assault rifle. Towards the end I talked about the protests going on in professional sports and a few more things. This episode features music from DeKalb's own, BMV Keshun. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
Closer: Big on Big by BMV Keshun ft. Haiti Hozay
-N'Kyzie
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We're back!! The schedule is a bit different because Kyzie & the Krew are all off at school, but the content is still coming!! Episode 10 comes courtesy of N'Kyzie, Bryson, Keynon, Aleya, and the homie all the way from Nevada, Jiya! The episode starts off with the guys addressing some of the more pressing matters such as Torey Lanez shooting Meg thee Stallion and Trey Songz being nasty young man. The ladies then join in to discuss text etiquette and whether or not an "lol" should be grounds for being blocked. Kyzie & the Krew then get into a rather heated debate about Jay-Z and Jeff Bezos. All of this and much more was discussed on Episode 10. The schedule for the episodes will be a bit erratic due to school but we'll still deliver content to the best of our ability. This episode features music from DeKalb's own, Hasani Vibez. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
Closer: Love Sick by Hasani Vibez
-N'Kyzie
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Episode 9 is a very special episode. N'Kyzie conducts a solo interview with former NFL offensive lineman and personal trainer Nevin McCaskill, also known as Coach Mac. Coach Mac talks about his upbringing in Tallahassee, Florida. He shares some of his experiences with the law and also talks about maneuvering the streets in Tally. Later, he details his recruiting experience and life as an HBCU student athlete at the illustrious Hampton University. Coach Mac later gives us insight into the world of a professional football player in the NFL. He also answers questions regarding the NFL's handling and sometimes mishandling of their players' mental and physical health and a whole lot more. This episode features music from South Carolina's Jo Stunnah. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
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Episode 8 comes courtesy of N'Kyzie, Tay, Bryson, and Jordan. The gang touches a wide range of topic in today's episode. Kyzie and Tay take the lead discussing the events of the NBA bubble. The guys also move on to discuss their top 5 albums of 2020 so far. They then transition to whether or not potential NFL draft picks should play the upcoming season or sit out and focus on their health and preparation for the next level. The gang also has a very heated discussion about Drake's consistency and his quality of music in recent years. This week's episode features music from Lithonia rapper Khatib. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
Closer: Nowhere Without It by Khatib off of his upcoming project titled "True Story". It drops August 31.
-N'Kyzie
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On episode 7, the Krew consists of the first female voices to ever grace a mic on the pod!! I'm joined by Tay and our great friends, Aleya and Bailee. The Krew details their experiences during their first year in college. Aleya talks about her transition from a PWI to an HBCU. Bailee and Tay also touch on balancing athletics and academics at a university. We then move on to random topics involving wildlife such as silverback gorillas, grizzly bears, and Tay's wild experience with a Tasmanian devil. Later on, we get serious and delve into understanding the plight of black men and women in this country and how black people as a whole must understand the plights that are relative to the specific gender and work together to address and correct them for one another. Towards the end we also touch on acceptable age differentials while dating. This episode also features music from Big Kasflow and our very own member of the Krew in Tay! We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
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On the newest episode, I'm joined by Thomas and special guest Keynon Webb. The episode begins with a small interview about Keynon's up and coming clothing brand, Overcomer The Brand. Thomas follows up the interview with a heartfelt apology. N'Kyzie and the gang then discuss relevant topics in hip-hop such as J. Cole, rappers retiring, and Kanye West. Naturally, the group of athletes transition to topics regarding sport, such as the newly named Washington Football Team, Mikey Williams, and much more. The episode draws to a close as N'Kyzie and the crew discuss why men feel the need to lie about their body count and sexual interactions with women. We still demand justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks, and every other black person that lost their life at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
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Tay and Lawrence make their first appearance on the pod, joining N'Kyzie and Jordan to talk about the world's most pressing topics. The gang starts starts with the delay of fall sports and a few opinions about the resumption of the NBA season. Afterwards, they discuss why black men showing emotion is perceived as weak or feminine. Shoutout to the homie Denishe! Later on, the guys jump around from Wayfair being nasty all the way to story time (which was all based on allegations. We have no facts about the case lol). Tay and Jordan also share their salad expertise and much more on this episode. We still want justice for Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, and every other black person that lost their life at the hands of racists and cops. Black Lives Matter! The movement is not over!! We hope you enjoy the episode. Thanks so much for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
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Thomas joins the usual cast of Bry, N'Kyzie, and Jordan. The episode starts off with a surprise phone call from Mr. Doug. The guys then transition to a debate on which state has the best rappers of all time. This episode was carried by the concluding topic of relationships. This episode is sure to get a laugh or two out of you. Don't take the gang too serious, we're just here to have a good time. We appreciate you for tuning in. Enjoy the episode! Love!
-N'Kyzie
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N'Kyzie and Bryson conduct the first interview on the podcast with former principal, educator, and family friend of Ahmaud Arbery Dr. Roderick "Rock" Sams. The boys and Dr. Rock touch on subjects ranging from the black lives matter movement, to HBCUs compared to PWIs, and even financial literacy and stability. Dr. Rock sheds light on overcoming the struggles of being a black man in America as well as how the younger generation can carry the torch towards equality for Blacks people in this country. We hope you enjoy the interview as much as the guys did! Love!
-N'Kyzie
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On this episode: the gang is all here... almost (see you soon Maya). Jordan and Keneth find their way behind the mic while Tay calls in from the comfort of his dorm room. The guys start off by discussing Minneapolis' attempt at police reform, the wrongful death of Elijah McClain, and the search for justice for Breonna Taylor. After tackling the tough topics, the gang transitions to gridiron conversations and much more. Thanks for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
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N'Kyzie and Bryson take their third shot at attempting a first episode. On the somewhat inaugural episode of the Get It Off Your Chest Podcast, N'Kyzie and Bryson discuss a wide range and rather strange series of topics. The guys start off all business with N'Kyzie sharing his experience at his first protest and Bryson's scary encounter with a police officer. A sexual assault conversation somehow leads to a tutorial on how to properly eat fruity pebbles. Thanks for tuning in! Love!
-N'Kyzie
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