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The mysterious traditions of the Moorish Science Temple often appear impenetrable to outsiders, but National Grand Sheik Cozmo El offers rare clarity in this illuminating conversation. With decades of experience, he expertly navigates the complex organizational structure that binds together various Moorish temples while allowing each to maintain their distinct customs.

At the heart of the discussion lies the United Moorish Science Temple of America's non-sectarian approach—a deliberate strategy to overcome the divisions that have historically plagued Moorish communities. Rather than enforcing rigid uniformity, this body embraces unity through shared pr...

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The journey from knowledge of self to political sovereignty isn't just theoretical—it's the natural progression for a people who've discovered their divine nature. When Allah founded the Five Percent Nation in 1960s Harlem, he wasn't merely creating a movement; he was planting seeds for a sovereign community that could one day claim its rightful place in the world.

Five Percent Nationalism represents the mature evolution of Allah's teachings—moving beyond the foundational understanding that the Black man is God to establishing concrete pathways toward freedom, justice, and equality. This episode brea...

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Prince Yehoshi's powerful transformation from street soldier to spiritual leader offers a raw glimpse into the redemptive power of cultural reconnection and self-knowledge. His journey begins in the Midwest before relocating to North Carolina at age 12, where cultural shock and discrimination pushed him toward gang affiliation as a means of survival. By 17, he had earned a fearsome reputation that had grown men questioning how someone so young could command such respect and fear.

The turning point came during incarceration, where Yehoshi faced a potential 60-year sentence. Rather than accepting inadequate legal...

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The hidden history of Moorish sovereignty reveals a stunning truth about identity in America. In this fifth installment of "Why Shouldn't We Call Ourselves Black?", hosts Ron Brown, Abdullah, and Israel unearth compelling evidence of Moorish territorial governance spanning over a millennium – challenging everything most people have been taught about their heritage.

Through meticulous historical documentation, the conversation reconstructs the timeline of Moorish rulership from Prophet Muhammad's era through the powerful caliphates that spread across North Africa and into Europe. The evidence they present isn't merely academic – it's revolutionary. European coats of a...

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Have you ever wondered what happens when the veil between worlds thins enough for ancestors to communicate directly? In this captivating episode, spiritualist Ayabas Wind reveals the electric phenomenon of tarot divination where cards don't just fall—they fly out of the deck with startling force, leaving clients with goosebumps and undeniable evidence of spirit presence.

Ayabas brings clarity to the often misunderstood world of tarot, distinguishing between the structured system of traditional tarot cards and the story-focused Oracle decks. She explains how these tools function as conduits for spiritual messages ra...

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The mind is where both our prison and our freedom begin. In this powerful exploration of psychological liberation, Dr. Dyer and host Mikey Fever challenge listeners to examine the thought patterns keeping many Black Americans trapped in cycles of limitation.

Building on their previous discussion about challenges in Black communities, this episode dives deeper into how fear-based thinking perpetuates problems despite external progress in society. Dr. Dyer doesn't shy away from uncomfortable truths: "Black people have a hard time breaking away from their own systematic emotional failures," he observes, highlighting how...

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The untold history of the Nation of Islam unfolds in this powerful conversation with Minister Kevin Ali, who brings over four decades of firsthand experience to illuminate one of America's most misunderstood movements.

Born in New Jersey in the late 1950s, Minister Ali takes us through his journey of discovering the teachings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad in 1987 through a mentor who was one of the Messenger's original ministers. With remarkable clarity, he explains the process of joining the Nation – from writing the sacred letter requesting one's "original name" to receiving an...

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The veil between myth and reality lifts as Haitian Voodoo high priest JDevon777 guides us through the sacred world of this ancestral spiritual tradition. Growing up between Miami and Haiti, JDevon brings firsthand experience from a lineage of respected Voodoo practitioners, including mentorship from legendary figures like Mambo Jewell and Erol Josie.

"Haitian Voodoo is a culture... We are Haitian Voodoo," JDevon explains, challenging mainstream perceptions with profound simplicity. This conversation unveils how Voodoo served as the revolutionary force behind Haiti's 1804 independence from Napoleon's forces—a historical achievement often overlooked in We...

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Journey with us as we explore the remarkable resilience and cultural depth of the Garifuna people through the eyes of Martine (known to many as "Teenie"), a Bronx-born keeper of Garifuna heritage with roots in Honduras.

The story begins in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, where the Garifuna, led by Paramount Chief Joseph Chatoyer, fought valiantly against British colonizers until their eventual exile. Rather than perish on the barren island of Baliceaux as intended, they survived and established vibrant communities across Honduras, Guatemala, Belize, and Nicaragua. This diaspora explains why many...

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What happens when neighborhoods that once thrived as centers of Black culture are systematically dismantled? In this thought-provoking conversation, Ron Brown welcomes Malachi Kane to explore the transformation of our communities and chart a path forward.

Kane offers a refreshingly balanced perspective on neighborhood change. While acknowledging the devastating impacts of drugs, violence, over-policing, and gentrification, he celebrates an overlooked truth: "We held on where others could not." This recognition of resilience provides a crucial counterweight to narratives focused solely on decline. As cultural landmarks disappear and familiar faces are displaced...

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Dive deep into the Jersey Shore's hidden connection to the Five Percent Nation with Be Knowledge, a dedicated teacher and practitioner who illuminates a lesser-known chapter in the movement's rich history. Born and raised in Lakewood, New Jersey (known as "Love Wisdom" among community members), Be Knowledge reveals how this region became a crucial hub for the Nation of Gods and Earths following Allah's assassination in 1969.

This conversation takes listeners on a fascinating journey through generations of teachers and students. Be Knowledge traces his lineage through mentors like Born Everlasting and...

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What happens when street knowledge meets ancient wisdom? This raw, unfiltered conversation with Crip Jesus and Prince Yehoshi challenges everything you thought you knew about spiritual transformation and authentic identity.

Despite what the title might suggest, this isn't about gang rivalry but about dismantling divisions. These two former rivals from different backgrounds—one Crip, one Blood—share how they discovered their Moorish heritage and consciousness while refusing to abandon the authentic parts of themselves that were forged in the streets.

"You can take the dog out the hood, but you...

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NYPTALKSHOW EP.1 HOSTED BY RON BROWNLMT & MIKEY FEVER

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From the familiar sight of Shriners in their distinctive fezzes to the forgotten history of powerful Moorish empires, there's a hidden story waiting to be reclaimed. Abdullah Bay and Yassril guide us through a meticulously researched presentation that challenges everything we thought we knew about identity and history.

This deep dive begins with the Sankofa bird—an African symbol representing the importance of retrieving what's been lost from our past—as we explore how Moorish cultural elements have been appropriated while the descendants of Moors were disconnected from their heritage. Through rema...

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Ron Brown, "The People's Fitness Professional," sits down with Dr. Paul Dyer, an emotional scientist with four PhDs, to tackle perhaps the most provocative question in racial discourse today: What's wrong with Black people?

The conversation dives deep into uncomfortable truths as Dr. Dyer challenges conventional thinking about systematic racism. Drawing a sharp distinction between historical injustices and present-day reality, he argues that many issues in Black communities stem not from external oppression but from self-limitation and psychological dysfunction. Through the concept of the "mirror effect," he explains how community behaviors...

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What does it truly mean to apply divine self-knowledge in a world designed to keep Black people disconnected from their power? Minister Eric Muhammad, a 42-year veteran of the Nation of Islam, breaks down the revolutionary teachings of Elijah Muhammad with clarity and conviction that cuts through modern confusion.

The conversation begins with the fundamental principle that self-knowledge without practical application leads nowhere. "The teaching would deal with the self-knowledge. It's the program that deals with the practical application," Minister Muhammad explains. This program isn't merely about individual enlightenment but preparing...

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What does it mean to truly live Pan-Africanism rather than just talk about it? Brother Imoli answers this question with his life story – a 25-year journey that took him from Seattle activism to founding a revolutionary school in Ghana based on the principles of Pan-Africanism and Nkrumahism.

In this profound conversation, Imoli shares how his path began when he was introduced to Pan-African thought at the University of District Columbia, leading him to organize with Kwame Ture and other revolutionary leaders. Inspired by Mangaliso Sobukwe's armed struggle against white settler colonialism in...

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Discover the profound inner workings of the Moorish Science Temple of America in this illuminating conversation between Ron Brown and Brother Cosmo El Islam. Far from being simply a religious organization, the temple represents a comprehensive system for reclaiming identity, developing character, and establishing proper civic understanding for Moorish Americans.

Brother Cosmo addresses one of the most common questions about temple structure: do members have a voice? He explains that while Grand Sheiks function as appointed trustees rather than elected officials, members have numerous pathways to participation through creating committees, developing...

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What happens when misconceptions meet millennia of spiritual wisdom? Mambo Rose, a respected Haitian voodoo priestess, joins us for a profound conversation that peels back layers of misunderstanding surrounding one of the world's most misrepresented spiritual traditions.

Growing up in Tomaso, Haiti, Mambo Rose describes how voodoo was simply part of everyday life – a family tradition passed down through generations on both sides of her family. It wasn't until arriving in America that she discovered how deeply misunderstood her spiritual practice was, often demonized by those who knew nothing about its tr...

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Step into the shadowy realm of ancient wisdom as Sheikh Denim El and Ron Brown peel back the veil on occult traditions that have shaped spiritual practices worldwide. From the mystical powers hidden within biblical psalms to the sacred geometries that underpin religious architecture, this conversation reveals how seemingly separate spiritual paths share common origins.

Sheikh Denim El breaks down how seemingly mundane religious texts contain powerful magical formulations. The discussion of Psalm 91 as protection and Psalm 109 as a potential weapon against enemies challenges our understanding of scripture while illuminating how...

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Have you ever wondered why certain cultural identifiers strip away your sovereignty while others empower it? In this fourth installment of our thought-provoking series, we dive deep into why the term "Black" fails to capture the rich heritage and legal standing that comes with embracing Moorish identity.

The conversation opens with a powerful examination of how nationality connects to essential principles including national self-consciousness, cultural heritage, sovereignty, and constitutional self-governance. We explore fascinating historical evidence of Moorish influence on global fashion trends, tracing how traditional Moorish saruel pants transformed into Spanish...

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Bronze S18's "Vertical Rehab" isn't just another hip-hop album—it's a healing journey crafted from raw experience and profound loss. As he reveals in this deep-dive conversation, the album emerged from a period when many brothers were "returning to the essence" or battling mental health struggles. Rather than allowing this pain to anchor him, Bronze envisioned something transformative: music that would help listeners move upward from their darkest moments.

What unfolds across these tracks is remarkable both in concept and execution. Bronze weaves intricate wordplay with surprising vocal talents, shifting be...

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Your brain is constantly working to keep you safe—but what happens when its ancient protection systems lead you into danger instead? Dr. Paul Mdaya joins us for a fascinating exploration of how our brain's safety mechanisms can sometimes sabotage our best intentions.

We dive deep into the amygdala—what Dr. Mdaya calls "the brain's smoke detector"—and why this primitive part of our brain often makes incorrect decisions when we allow it to control our actions. The startling truth is that most people operate from emotional reactions rather than thoughtful respon...

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The divine wisdom of African spiritual traditions takes center stage as priestess and spiritualist Ayaba Wind joins the NYP Talk Show to unveil the profound mysteries of Lukumi. With over twelve years as an initiated priestess and more than twenty years actively working ceremonies, Ayaba brings authentic expertise to this illuminating conversation about ancestral practices that survived against tremendous odds.

Diving deep into the origins of Lukumi, Ayaba reveals how enslaved Africans from West Africa ingeniously preserved their spiritual traditions by masking them behind Catholic saints—creating what became known as Sa...

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The second installment of our riveting exploration of "Message to the Black Man" delivers raw, unfiltered truths about one of the most influential texts in Black liberation philosophy. Eric Muhammad returns to peel back layers of understanding about Elijah Muhammad's seminal work, revealing how this compilation of newspaper articles fundamentally transformed Black identity and consciousness in America.

Eric Muhammad shares his powerful personal testimony of encountering these teachings in 1983, when a debate with a Muslim barber led to a life-changing revelation that made him "tap out" within minutes of intellectual exchange...

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Two Moorish brothers from opposing street backgrounds come together to address the uncomfortable reality of tribalism within the Moorish American movement. What unfolds is a profound examination of identity, evolution, and the barriers preventing true unity among our people.

Brother Rivers Ill (known as Crip Jesus) candidly shares how his journey from prison and street life led him to embrace Moorish knowledge while still maintaining connections to his community roots. Far from promoting gang culture, his work—including his book "The Blue Bible"—uses familiar language and imagery to reach those typi...

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What lies beyond the veil of our physical senses? Sheik Denham EL joins us for a fascinating journey into the world of hidden knowledge—what many call "the occult."

This eye-opening conversation challenges conventional thinking about spirituality, ancestral practices, and the unseen forces that influence our lives. Sheik Denim L, an initiate of multiple spiritual traditions including Sufism and martial spiritual orders, breaks down how the word "occult" simply means "hidden knowledge"—nothing inherently sinister about it. He explains how indigenous spiritual technologies from Hoodoo to Santeria represent sophisticated systems our ance...

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What would a self-determined Black community look like if we could build it from scratch today? 

In this visionary conversation, Magnetic of the Black Round Table presents his animated concept "The Seven Cities of Amorica" - a modern-day Wakanda where Black excellence isn't just permitted but celebrated. Picture seven interconnected cities, each with specialized functions: Bastet the capital, Amaru for agriculture, Ella Baker for education, Khalid for defense, Shabazz for athletics, Teknala for technology innovation, and Atenegus for spiritual development. It's not fantasy - it's a powerful reimagining of what naturally h...

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"The music industry didn't destroy hip-hop. We destroyed hip-hop when we allowed the music industry to dictate what we do." This powerful statement from sound expert Clip Wilson frames our deep dive into the evolution and decline of hip-hop culture.

Join host Ron About LMT (Soul Brother Number One) and guest Clip Wilson as they trace hip-hop's journey from its birth in 1970s New York street culture through its golden age in the 80s, the conscious era of the early 90s, and into its gradual surrender to commercial interests. Their conversation...

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What truly happens inside the Moorish Science Temple of America? In this illuminating conversation, Brother Cosmo L pulls back the curtain on the inner workings of this distinctive religious-cultural institution founded by Noble Drew Ali.

The Temple's primary mission—"uplifting fallen humanity"—takes on rich, layered meaning as Brother Cosmo explains how this applies not just to women (as commonly understood) but to all Moorish people who lost their place "out of the fold of the family of nations" by accepting labels like Negro, black, and colored. This restoration of true iden...

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Ever wondered how to start a fitness journey that actually sticks? Fitness veteran Herman Smalls brings nearly four decades of professional experience to this conversation about building a sustainable foundation for physical wellness. 

The episode opens with an exploration of Herman's background as both a pan-Africanist and longtime fitness professional who's trained everyone from NBA players to Broadway actors. What makes his approach unique is his emphasis on foundational movements that require little to no equipment. "Calisthenics is the poor man's gym," Herman explains, "because you can do a push-up anywhere i...

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AB the Light transforms the NYP Talk Show into a musical journey as he previews his second album "More Life," revealing the genius behind his introspective lyrics and soulful beats. From the small city of Peoria, Illinois—birthplace of Richard Pryor—AB brings a refreshing authenticity to conscious hip-hop that resonates deeply with listeners searching for substance.

The conversation weaves through AB's personal evolution after joining the Moorish Science Temple of America in 2020, where he found a framework for self-knowledge that transformed both his life and artistic expression. Unlike many who misi...

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Have you ever questioned why certain people are identified by nationality while others are labeled by color? This episode dives headfirst into the revolutionary idea that the term "Black" represents not just a color designation, but a deliberate erasure of national identity.

Abdullah and Yisrael, scholars of Moorish history, present meticulously researched evidence challenging our understanding of identity politics. They demonstrate through historical documents, artwork, and etymological analysis that "Moor" was the predominant term used in European literature from the 1500s through the 1800s to describe people now classified as "Black."...

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The hidden history of America extends far deeper than conventional narratives suggest. In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Alim Bey joins Ron Brown to explore compelling evidence that challenges everything we thought we knew about Black Americans' origins.

What if Black Americans weren't brought to America in chains but were instead the original inhabitants of this continent? Dr. Bey presents archaeological evidence of human presence in America dating back millions of years—footprints preserved in stone, advanced metal artifacts embedded in 600-million-year-old rock, and skeletal remains with Negroid features from strata dating ba...

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What does it take to shatter a 250-year glass ceiling? Lieutenant General Scott Dingell knows firsthand. As the 45th Surgeon General of the United States Army, he made history as the first administrator, first HBCU graduate, and second African-American male to hold this prestigious position in any military branch throughout our nation's existence.

From the neighborhood courts of Prince George's County, Maryland to commanding 122,000 personnel with a $22.1 billion budget, Dingell's journey reveals the transformative power of competitive spirit, unwavering self-belief, and strategic relationship-building. Growing up as a "latchkey kid" with parents...

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Beyond the five boroughs lies a New York story rarely told—Syracuse, a city that served as America's social laboratory where policies affecting Black communities nationwide were first tested and refined.

In this eye-opening continuation of our Syracuse history series, native residents Sheik Denim L and Ish provide firsthand accounts of how this "experimental city" shaped national approaches to urban communities. They reveal shocking historical facts: Syracuse contained America's first explicitly labeled "Negro section" on city maps, pioneering redlining practices that would spread nationwide. Even more disturbing, the RICO Act—typically asso...

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The Clock of Destiny stands as one of the most misunderstood yet powerful systems of knowledge within Moorish American traditions. In this profound conversation, Nike Bay unveils the origins, principles, and practical applications of this scientific approach to sovereignty and self-mastery.

Founded in 1947 by Dr. Charles Mosley Bay (CMB), the Clock of Destiny wasn't created as another religious movement, but rather as a scientific and cultural organization designed to "solve economic, social and political problems" facing people of color. Nike Bay explains how this private "Adept Chamber" differs from the more...

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What does it mean to rebuild a movement from the ground up? In this powerful conversation with Magnetic BRT of the Black Roundtable, we explore the foundation of what's called "The House of Bastet" – a reimagining of Black Panther principles for contemporary liberation work.

The episode centers around the "314" framework – representing three philosophical pillars (Pan-Africanism, Revolutionary Black Nationalism, and Liberation Theology) and fourteen practical principles often compared to the backbone pieces of Osiris in ancient Egyptian mythology. These principles aren't abstract concepts but practical guidelines for both personal development and community tran...

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"The devil that comes for you is the devil that looks like you and speaks your language." This spine-tingling revelation from Wise Asia unlocks just one of many profound truths in our exploration of Who the 5 Percenters truly are.

Wise Asia, a self-described "daughter of Allah," takes us deep into the foundations of the Supreme Wisdom, breaking down the crucial differences between being "Allah's 5%" versus simply associating with the Nation of Gods and Earths. With razor-sharp clarity, she dismantles common misconceptions about what it means to be a "poor righteous teacher,"...