Stereotypes of Black Males Misunderstood: Recent Episodes
Stereotypes of Black Males Misunderstood
The SoBMM Podcast is a series of ongoing conversations between longtime friends who are Black men. Their shared love for hip hop and the Black community, and the written word set the stage for lively and unpredictable dialogue that will make you want to chime in.
So join us for Stereotypes of Black Males Misunderstood where we are demystifying stereotypes and promoting understanding - one conversation at a time.
Special guests DJ Matrix and Doder join SoBMM to discuss how hard the Perfect Beat hit us be it Hip Hop or House!
Doder and DJ Matrix are back in the studio with SoBMM as we explore the Big Black Male Syndrome and its impact, From "the talk" to the workplace and beyond.
SoBMM explore the concepts of jokes as a bonding tool at times. Special shout to Kenny AKA ....
SoBMM discover the vast and diverse genres of music actively being listened to by the crew.
Al-Haji Malik El-Shabazz formerly known as Malcolm X life changed after his visit to Mecca, the brothers discuss their personal Mecca moments and their correlations to NY Times bestseller, "The Short and Tragic Life of Robert Peace"
The resurgence of vinyl, why and what does that say about the music of today versus yester years? The brothers ponder the trend.
The term being conscious once carried a level of weight and distinction, the brothers discuss what does it mean today.
Hip Hop Turned 50, how did you celebrate? SoBMM reflects on the numerous celebrations..
The SoBMM brothers broke bread to share their perspectives and experiences with Christianity.
We remove our masks to explore the dual personas many Black men project to assimilate and survive in the mainstream. Is it coping, compromising, or cowering?
In response to Matthew A Cherry’s award-winning animated short, we recount the privileges and challenges of Black fatherhood.
Our debut episode where we get our “podcast” feet wet while setting the course for conversations to come.