Spilt Milk Podcast

Black in his first episode of the Black Report, address cases of environmental racism. Focusing on the issue of Union Town, Alabama and what/why is happening.   

We take a deep dive understanding housing and inequality with our progressive brother Omar Fateh who’s running for state senate seat District 62 representing Somali and Latino people.

The group takes time to unravel the Harvard student protest, survivors #MeToo moment and Alicia keys frustrations with her son being susceptible to shame for wearing nail polish.

Gail was out here wildin'(?) The brothers discuss Gail's comments in the 90 sec clip dropped by CBS and also weigh in on whether seeing the full interview changed the context of her comments. We also discuss the Minnesota housing Crisis and the City of St. Paul giving families with Pre-k to 3rd children $300 housing stipend to combat those who are at risk for homelessness. 

The guys discuses the late Kobe Bryant's impact and rank their top 5 Kobe moments on and off the court. 

Do you ever question the truth? We live in an era full of fake news and Un-credible resources, so we discuss our journey and process of finding the ultimate Truth.

The brothers discuss Boosie and his KAPPA SHENANIGANS along with the Boosie Zimmerman fake story that resurfaced. We also talked about the viral message by Marshawn Lynch to protect yo chicken.

We take a moment to discuss the recent events leading up to WW3 and if we’re built for war!

We take a moment to answer questioned that were anonymously asked by fans about issues in their marriage in intimacy, commitment, or communication.

We discuss the tension towards one group of people from recent elected world leaders. In addition, we discuss our thoughts of who do we want in our life.

We are joined by @abusabur and @nobleperception to explore the idea of learning religion from someone looks like you. We also discuss why are great youth advocates drop off from the scene as soon as they hit their early 20s.

We explored a scholar’s statement on women avoiding marriage to advance their education and career endeavors.

We take a moment to share our experience in the groundbreaking event that took place last weekend in Oakland, California.... Afro Tech; A conference that revolutionaries the Tech industry for people of color.

Bryon Allen, some call him a superhero and others call him SELFISH.... we discuss the lawsuit of Bryon Allen and tv providers that might take us back in time

“Who designed THE culture?” Kanye recently stated. We discuss the driving factors of THE social culture and our perspective of Kanye’s input. Do you believe we are consumers or providers of The culture?

Let it Gooo... Bruv! We discuss the insecurities of men in the 21st century and it’s influence. Are insecurities an internal battle that’s influenced by society? Let’s find out ...

We take a moment to discuss the fatal shooting of Bothman Jean by officer Amber Guyger. This case presented many complications but it was the first of its own... take a listen!

Our brothers (Mohamed, Muss & AI) take a moment to discuss the impeachment of President Trump, how it could occurred if possible. And the influence of cultivating superficial relationships to advance our career.

In our new segment we discuss the story of takshi Sixnine and defining snitching? Breaking down the concept of snitching and how it relates to our community. In addition to the subjectiveness of beauty and what makes a partner beautiful vs. hot?

Do you find yourself conflicted with your inner thoughts? Your mind tells you one thing and your heart tells you another. We breakdown the process of your conflicted thoughts and how you can overcome it to reach happiness and your full potential.

Does your political representative mirrors your values and your perceived good character? Can a politician have a private life? We take a moment to discuss a politician’s private vs. public representation and it’s impact on our outlook of them.

Can we prepare our community to avoid Gentrifications? We take a moment to discuss the role out of Gentrifications and projections of recessions and it’s impact on our local community.

What are the standard we hold for black activists? We take a moment to discuss the impact of silent activism of Kaepernick, and Jay Z shaking hands with the NFL...

Do you ever find yourself stressing out chasing your dream? We take a moment to discuss stresses factors and how we can copping mechanisms.

WE BACK BAYBEEE. SEASON 2 Are the hot girls really up in the score board or are you mad because your brother is a city boy. Tune is as the brother discuss this hot summer and its implication on the culture among other things. 

The brothers discuss the idea of narcissism and how it plays a part in our culture today.

Are men capable of having multiple wives in today’s world? We take a moment to discuss how our culture and social expectations impacts our marriage. With the increased number of divorce rate and young people NOT marrying, we are procreating a broken generation.

Do we intentionally or unintentionally hurt people? We discuss our natural behaviors being hurt from people we romantically love. Our reactions on how we should deal with each Other. A generation of hurt people.

Do they hate us when they see us? We discuss the journey of Central Park Five in the U.S criminal justice system. The brutal cycle of a system that continues to break our community.

Our brother Eskender Yousuf joins the Quick Reflection Series to explore the importance of not belittling our good deeds and what we should consider with Ramadan coming to an end.

Do you ever wonder what you can do for your country? Or how you can start change? Our very owned brother Ehab takes us through a breakdown journey of the blue print of change and the revolution in Sudan. The cause and effect of our minimal action items goes a long way!

This week’s Quick Reflection Series features the special guest and Our brother Muudi. He joins to give us a lesson in consistency and it's importance during the month of Ramadan. 

What is the value of Risk to you? We take a moment in defining risk and the impact it has in our life. Something about risk to chase our personal fulfillment.

Do you feel your soul feeling ill? An illness that’s internalized by self pity, negativity and doubt. Our brother Azhar takes us on a journey of discovering ourself and healing our soul. This episode is Influenced by “Infamies of the Soul and Their Treatments” written by Imam as Sulami and translated by Sh. Musa Furber.

When does patience becomes enduring? And when do you forgive and forget? We discuss our life experience being tested of our patience and forgiveness. We dive into identifying the difference in patience and enduring in relation to forgiveness and forgetting.

Who culturally has the best Sambusa? We’re joined by our Brother Azhar who reveals some of Ramadan’s Misconception and judgment. We discuss how we should enter the month of Ramadan and list tangible ways to make this Ramdan count.

Do you find yourself behaving differently depending on the pronunciation of your name? We take a deep dive on our interactions within ourself and others changes depending on who we are at that moment.

Do society understand toxic masculinity and it’s impact on young man? The brothers discuss the relationship between influence and toxic masculinity in healthy emotional expression within manhood.

We discuss the idea of Robin-Hood and what measures are taken for survival. We discuss the moral compass that is used to provide the path of what we’re willing to do to provide for our community.

Do you feel like your social media interactions are impacting our personal relationships? We take a deep dive into understanding if social media ruined personal interactions. How we live in a time of swiping left through our friends story rather then genuinely asking “How Are You doing?”

The brothers discuss Nipey Hussle's impact and explore why many successful people are sometimes reluctant to help their communities. They also discuss Dr. Sebi and the influence of Pharma

Did the romance your parents showed toward each other affect you? We discuss the cultural expectation of romance and how our exposure of “romance” as kids from our parents and environment left its impression.

Do you ever wonder how our family made it to the promise land?? The struggle of immigrating for a better life. We discuss the story of the refugee crisis in the world and when do we help. Our very own Actor, producer and activist Sabrina Aman shares the story of “The Forgotten” refugees. A documentary she produced about her journey to Eastern Sudan refugee camps. She risks her life to reveal a story many of us shy away from.

Do you ever feel like you haven’t reached your full potential by following your passion? We discuss the influence of culture in our career discussions and what it takes to tell momma “I made it”!

Where do you belong? On our debut YouTube episode the brothers discuss our journey of belonging and identity. Stories from our childhoods and visits back home.  We would love any feedback so hit up the comments and do not forget to show some love by subscribing and hitting the like button.

The brothers discuss if they consciously put their friends in categories. Is there a line between privacy and secrecy in friendships? Do we behave in a way that other people perceive to be good? Join the conversation and let us know what you think.

The brothers continue the conversation about the pursuit. Topics such as certainty, compromise and fear of making a bad decision are explored in regards to the pursuit of marriage.

Pursuing marriage can be a tough process for both men and women! The guys discuss contentment and happiness in the pursuit! Is there a stigma in announcing that you want to get married? And much more ...

We discuss who is more successful among the diaspora, men or women and challenges they both face that may hinder their success.  

Brief introduction of the voices that are on the Pod and why we are doing this. 

We take a deep dive into the R. Kelly issue, ceeb(shame or embarrassment), householdships and the the effects it has on our communities.