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In this episode we celebrate the birth of Lil' Sean as Roda now embarks on motherhood, Dakota shares his future plans, and That Real Ass Nigga K speaks on the humbling of a real ass nigga.

In this episode we discuss the raising of young black men, our responsibilities as parents and a community as a whole to equip them with the necessary to function within the white power structure.

In this episode we discuss the parallel existence of Trump supporters and Niggas, how both groups take comfort in living fact free, worship celebrity, and celebrate ignorance.

@roda_reports is now the OFFICIAL voice of estrogen on the Code! In this episode we discuss Black women posting pics of these Wakanda niggas on their social media feeds, turning the tables after all these years of basic niggas showing Kardashians and IG hoes so much love now Black women have a whole movie full of sex symbols and their niggas gotta be reminded that they’re only with them because they settled! Also DK & That Real Ass Nigga K share the experience of being average niggas in the era of the Wakanda Niggas and Roda sheds light on how far being "pretty" really gets women.

In this episode Producer Engineer Extrodanaire we're joined by @roda_reports, the angry, black, Muslim woman to discuss how quickly the MSNs jumped on the PCN's bandwagon only to  abandon the Wakanda wave and return to regular programming supporting the White corporate construct.

In this episode we discuss being Black in white spaces and challenge our audience to come up with better slang.

In this episode we welcome the girl Hot Sauce from the Hot Sauce & Mango podcast to discuss the current state of entertainment that seems to place PANDERING to group think created artists above creativity, originality & quality.

In this episode we reflect on 2017, lay out our plans for 2018 with the emphasis on being Swift and changeable yet Remaindable. In an unintended turn of events that Real Ass Nigga K kicks off the year of podcasting with political discourse delivered in a way that only we could.

In this episode we discuss the "Step" construct. From being step children to step parents. That Real Ass Ni##a K has to reiterate what separates a Real Ass Ni##a from these other Ni##as and shatters the myth of the non-custodial "Good Father".

In this episode we discuss empathy towards women of the night.

In this episode we discuss our travels through the murky water of male/female relations commonly known as THE FRIEND ZONE.

In this candid conversation about side bitc#e$ we attempt to understand what makes them tick, why would a woman in her right mind aspire to be a side? These questions can only be answered by those who can comprehend the incomprehensible.

In this episode Producer Engineer Extraordinaire DK and Dat Real A$$ Ni##a K discuss Black heterosexual men's attitudes towards Black homosexual men, questioning the former's interest in what other men do with their private parts.

This episode is conversation about politics. We cover topics such as Colin Kapernick, Donald Trump’s b##ch a$$, and how the black community can update our political playbook to put some more Ws on our record.

There’s a war being waged by pseudo feminists against b##ch a$$ ni##as and sometimes Real A$$ Ni##as get caught in the crossfire. In this episode we talk about some of bs that had us fkd up, the cause their aggression, how bi##h ass ni##as are the ones to blame, and close out by celebrating some Boss Bs K met and interviewing Boss B in the making, my girl Yanna With The Two Ns.

First off we want to thank all you ni##as for your support! After 7 episodes we felt it was a good time to revisit the topics we've discussed, identify some of the things we either got wrong or didn't think about at the time.

This episode is all about Black Owned Businesses. Shout out to all my ni##as generating paper in the community! However as the flames of gentrification engulf our neighborhoods, how to black businesses fare? Can the Mom & Pop operation survive? And what is required of us a business owners, customers, and employees to ensure their survival?

In this episode That Real A$$ Nuhhh K introduces the social constructs he's identified during his study of niggology.