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What if skepticism could sit in the front row while the cosmos holds the chalk? Ron invites Ros Mariah Bay to read his chart on air—Scorpio Sun, double Libra rising and Moon—and the result is a candid, concrete tour of elements, modalities, and houses that sounds less like mysticism and more like a user manual. We walk through how fixed water meets cardinal air, why a drive for fairness shows up so strongly, and how strict family roots can evolve into nurturing leadership without losing discipline.

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What if the story you learned about your first American ancestor isn’t the whole story? We go straight at the hardest questions: how did ships sustain hundreds of people for months at sea, why do the numbers for North America hover around 300,000, and where do DNA haplogroups and Paleoamerican finds like Lucia fit into the picture? We explore the claim that many Black families may hold deep Indigenous roots in the Americas alongside West African ancestry, challenging assumptions without asking you to drop your skepticism at the door.

Together we un...

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Failure isn’t a dead end; it’s the draft version of your winning playbook. Rob Brown sits with Michael Woods L to unpack how a flopped car dealership became the foundation for a profitable electrical company, a decade of business plan and grant writing, and a repeatable system for money that actually sticks. The conversation moves from early influences and community examples to hard truths about cash flow, lifestyle creep, and the difference between looking successful and being solvent.

We get tactical about wealth building: why real estate shows up in n...

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What if theology wasn’t an abstract cloud but a clock you could read? We sit down with Minister Eric Muhammad to unpack why the Theology of Time isn’t an add-on to faith—it’s the engine that drives mission, discipline, and community life. From the first salute, we set a clear aim: connect belief to practice, and practice to time.

We trace how the 1972 lectures live on as audio, then dig into the real question: what does “theology” mean when we call it the study of the nature of God? That si...

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The clock isn’t abstract—it’s the headline. We step straight into the Theology of Time and make the case that dates, not vibes, are driving the story: 1914 as expiration, decades of extension as grace, and a narrowing window that punishes delay. We pull the focus away from surface-level debates about dress and diet and point it toward the deeper question: do you actually know what time it is?

We connect prophecy to the present with a clear throughline—wars and rumors of wars, nuclear flashpoints, and a doomsday clock that eve...

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Maps don’t just show land; they reveal power. We open the record and read the words that shaped North America: the 1783 Treaty of Paris, the 1803 Louisiana Purchase, and the 1819 Adams–Onís Treaty. Line by line, we track how Britain, France, and Spain ceded sovereignty to the United States—transfers that moved title over Indigenous homelands without returning authority to the people already there. This isn’t a history detour; it’s the backbone of modern jurisdiction and how governments justify claims today.

From international cessions, we step into the Constitutio...

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Think colonization ended with American independence? We put that belief on trial by reading the receipts: the 1762 Treaty of Fontainebleau, the 1763 Treaty of Paris, the 1800 Third Treaty of San Ildefonso, the 1803 Louisiana Purchase, and the 1783 Definitive Treaty of Peace. Together we follow how sovereignty over vast territories moved from France to Spain to Britain and ultimately to the United States—without returning land to indigenous nations.

We approach treaties as what they are in international law: title instruments. That lens unlocks a chain of custody usually hidden beneath patriotic myths. Who co...

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Start the timeline at the wrong date and the whole story tilts. We rewind the Atlantic narrative to 1415 and 1441—when Ceuta fell to Portugal and the first captives were seized from Mauritania after Europeans failed to tap West Africa’s gold—and we follow the money, the maps, and the names that made an economy out of people.

With Mariel Smith L, a journalist‑turned‑educator grounded in Moorish history, we trace the trans‑Saharan networks that linked Morocco to Timbuktu, Gao, and the Akan fields, and how Moorish agricultural know‑how in Iberia...

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The gleaming buildings and polished promises are hard to ignore. Behind the glass, though, we found a machinery of control that starts with a smile and ends with silence: love bombing, “free” personality tests, and the gleam of celebrity proximity that pulls you into auditing, sec checks, and an endless ladder of courses. We break down how the e‑meter—legally labeled a nonmedical device—becomes a stage prop for suggestibility, how “ethics” turns into surveillance, and why “Clear” certificates don’t square with lived reality.

We dig into the deeper architecture: OT lev...

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Start with a clear plan, not a slogan. We dig into Noble Drew Ali’s Divine Plan of the Ages and translate it into real moves you can make: refine the inner life, set free national standards, and act together in civics, media, and business so power becomes habitual. Our guest, Lloyd Douglas El of Moors in America, traces his path from late‑90s curiosity to decades of study and time in Brazil, showing how lived experience sharpened his lens on Moorish science. That arc leads to a simple truth: when identity and cree...

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The fault line isn’t just history—it’s authority. We sit down with Minister Kevin Ali to unpack how the Nation of Islam’s original blueprint under Elijah Muhammad diverged from the structure and practice of Final Call Inc under Louis Farrakhan. What begins as a timeline quickly turns into a deeper look at sovereignty, incorporation, and who gets to define doctrine for a people trying to build a nation.

We walk through the critical shifts: ministers once reported only to Elijah Muhammad and met with him regularly; after 1975, incorporation and capt...

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Thunder meets stillness, and the room changes. We sit down with two initiated practitioners whose lineages run from Matanzas and Guantánamo to Miami and Tampa to unpack what the Lukumi tradition actually teaches about Obatala and Shango—beyond aesthetics, myths, and social media shortcuts. What does it mean that Obatala “makes the head”? Why do we honor red and white for Shango? And how do the stories in Ifa guide behavior instead of excusing it?

Omar shares a family history that kept the religion alive through Cuba’s underground years and expla...

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A Senegalese saint turned poetry into a people’s blueprint. We dive into the world of Sheikh Ahmadou Bamba and the Muridiyya, where inner practice fuels outer service and the heart becomes the true center of worship. Ron Brown builds with a guest who bridges Islam and Sufism with lived clarity, showing how Bamba’s poems carry theology, ethics, and law in cadences that ordinary people can remember and embody.

We explore how the Baay Faal transform work into worship—building mosques, feeding communities, and wearing bright patchwork as a living symbol...

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What if your feelings aren’t just “in your head,” but also patterns of energy that shape how your brain fires and how your life unfolds? We sit down with Dr. Paul Dyer—neuroscientist, physicist, lifelong martial artist—to unpack emotional neurophysics, a framework that links thoughts, fields, and neural signaling with practical steps for change.

We start with the basics. Dendrites receive, the soma integrates, and the axon transmits electrical impulses that mirror your inner state and outer environment. From there, we zoom out to the prefrontal cortex, where assumptions and labels...

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What if the United States didn’t end colonization, but systematized it. We trace the legal trail that most textbooks skip: from European conquest to inter-imperial cessions, to Article 4, Section 3 and Congress’s sweeping control over territories. No jargon for jargon’s sake—just clear connections between the Louisiana Purchase, Adams–Onís, the Convention of 1818, Guadalupe Hidalgo, the Gadsden Purchase, Alaska, and the annexation of Hawaii. Each step asks a hard question: was land restored to its Indigenous owners or ceded to another state. The record points one way.

We go beyond s...

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What if the labels we argue about online are the very tools that keep us from the power we seek? We dive into a candid, fast-moving exchange on FBA, ADOS, African American, and the older tradition of Moorish American nationality to ask a harder question: which identities open doors in law and which ones end at hashtags.

Together with Cosmo L, we unpack the difference between social constructs and lineage, why Office of Management and Budget categories aren’t identities, and how Noble Drew Ali’s framework aimed to repair a peop...

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Who gets to name you—and what does that name unlock? We dig into why “Moorish American” isn’t a trend but a nationality with real lineage, legal standing, and a living culture. From the fall of Granada to the Atlantic world, we trace how Moors shaped knowledge, trade, and society, and how their descendants in America can locate themselves beyond labels like Negro, black, colored, or African American.

We break down the etymology of “Moor,” connecting Greek and Latin forms to older Egyptian roots, not as wordplay but as a coherent map...

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A lot of people are told to “add the math.” Wise Asia makes a sharp case for why that misses the point—and how the power of 5% teachings lives in simple language, daily action, and social impact. We walk through her path to learning 120 more than once, what she kept, what she discarded, and why titles like “educator” and “enlightener” matter less than the duty to help someone stand in their own understanding. Along the way, we unpack the roots of “all being born,” the risks of grafted methods, and the freedom that comes with keeping...

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What if sexual energy could be trained like breath and turned into clarity, charisma, and resilience? We sit down with Dr. Alem Bey to map the science and spirit of semen retention through two powerful lenses: the yogic path that lifts kundalini to the crown and the Taoist microcosmic orbit that stores and circulates energy through the body’s internal circuit. No fluff, no moral panic—just the how and why of a practice that reframes pleasure as power.

We break down the mechanics step by step: setting a clear intention, rest...

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What if eating less could give you more life? We sit down with Val, raised in Harlem’s King Towers near Mosque No. 7, to trace a journey from church choirs to FOI discipline, from pork and deli meat to a plant-powered, one-meal-a-day routine. It’s a story about culture, conviction, and how a simple rule—fewer meals, better food—can reshape energy, mood, and long-term health.

We get specific about protein myths and why plants are the original source of amino acids. Val explains how fiber changes the game for blood sugar an...

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Start with the flag, not the folklore. We dig into why territorial sovereignty sits at the center of nationality, jurisdiction, and every claim that follows—and why a personal declaration or a stack of papers won’t dissolve U.S. authority. With clear examples and evidentiary standards, we break down how conquest, cession treaties, and the law of succession moved sovereignty over this land, and how that shift legally bound inhabitants through acquisition of nationality by subjugation.

Together we unpack the Sankofa framework: consanguinity and culture endure, but political and legal forc...

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A vampire story is just the surface. We dive into Sinners to track how sound becomes a force that heals, reveals, and threatens power, and why a single gold coin can undo a whole town. With Wise Asia, we trace the twins’ maker-and-owner ambition, the juke joint vision that bends past and future, and the way a community’s heartbeat can be stolen when greed sets the tempo. We go deep on frequency, vibration, and the bayou sciences that use bones, botanicals, and precise words to shield doors—nothing spooky, just energy and attent...

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What if the story of Jesus isn’t centered in Rome at all, but in a living African lineage that empires tried to bury? We sit with Crip Jesus to map a bold throughline: from the Amarna tribe named in the Quran as Imran, to Coptic guardians in Egypt, to Fatimid rulers and Saladin’s campaigns, and even to Muhammad I pressing Rome at Caput Mundi. The aim isn’t shock value; it’s a source-based journey that threads Five Percent lessons, Moorish Science, Quranic surahs, Crusade treaties, and Coptic history into a single...

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What if your lineage is more than a family tree—what if it’s a frequency? We sit down with Dr. Aleem to trace a provocative arc from E1B1A haplogroups and Bantu migrations to Dogon star knowledge, pyramids as alignment engines, and initiation as a structured way to “tune” the body-mind. It’s a ride across genetics, myth, and method that keeps circling one practical question: how do these stories help us build stronger lives today?

We unpack why some traditions call America a remnant of Atlantis, how Sirius and Orion...

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A single image on a book cover can hold a whole curriculum. We zoom into the Holy Quran of the Moorish Science Temple of America and read it like a map: the right-facing new crescent signaling a new era, the star within the womb, the Prophet stepping from the sea of the “cares of the world” onto the rock of salvation, humanity in his arms and the unborn future in her. Every symbol points to law, order, lineage, and a sober kind of mercy that is meant to be lived, not just admired.
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Hungry for clarity on discipline, destiny, and who gets to define both? We start with a simple challenge—one meal a day while living an athlete’s schedule—and turn it into a blueprint for sustainable change. Instead of crash-cutting from three meals to one, we outline a measured path that respects workload, metabolism, and sanity: remove meals gradually, extend fasting windows, and make the single meal count. The payoff isn’t just better energy; it’s a mindset that treats restraint as a skill you build, not a stunt you suffer.

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The wind doesn’t ask for permission before it shifts, and neither does real transformation. We invited a beloved priestess to walk us through the living current of Lukumi—how a Catholic childhood among Brooklyn nuns led to years of study, sweat, and service before the crown, and what it actually means to surrender when an orisha claims your head. From there, we step straight into the storm with Oya: the female warrior who enforces change, guards the cemetery gate, and signals upheaval with signs you can learn to read. The stories are raw...

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What if a name, a loss, and a stack of lessons could flip an entire approach to community power? That’s the energy of this conversation with True Ajani Allah—where Supreme Mathematics meets logistics, and unity stops being a slogan and turns into stoves, fridges, websites, and buybacks that actually move the needle.

We start where identity meets intent: choosing a name through the Supreme Alphabet and anchoring a life’s work in meaning. From there, True takes us through a raw origin story—Kojic pews, Detroit streets, incarceration, and the 2010...

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Tired of bold claims that crumble on contact? We take on the most persistent Moorish movement misconceptions and put them under the bright light of evidence, walking through what counts as proof, where to find it, and how to argue it in rooms that demand rigor. From the idea that Moors founded the U.S. government to the dollar‑bill “merger” myth, we break down what treaty law actually requires and why symbolic imagery is not a legal instrument. We also unpack why private individuals can’t invoke the 1787 and 1836 Treaties of Peace and Frie...

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Power, politics, and the inner life collide as we unpack Islam’s major branches with uncommon clarity. We sit down with Modibo to trace how a single question—Who succeeds the Prophet?—shaped centuries of belief and practice, and why those differences still matter today. From the companions and Ahl al‑Bayt to the quiet work of the heart, this is a guided tour through history, law, and living faith that respects the complexity without hiding behind jargon.

We start with the Sunnah and Hadith—how the Prophet’s words, actions, and characte...

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A bold claim walked into our studio and asked to be heard: a guest who identifies as “Son of Man,” asserting the authority to interpret scripture and to judge. We welcomed the story before the stakes. He takes us from Mississippi to Watts, from Church of God in Christ routines to a nineteenth birthday in Vietnam, and from door-to-door sales to Muhammad’s Temple in Los Angeles. That journey sets the stage for a deeper conflict—what counts as proof when someone claims spiritual office?

We press on the core question: if you a...

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Sharp talk beats vague slogans, and this conversation delivers. We brought respected voices from the Nation of Islam, the 5% Nation of Gods and Earths, and the Moorish Science Temple into one candid room to face the “who owns what” debates, decode the word “black” across law and science, and map a plan that trades Twitter threads for tractors, clinics, and construction crews. No cheerleading, no gotchas—just clear memory, real receipts, and a blueprint that starts where people actually live.

We dig into how 120 survived after 1975 and why memorization turned into cultural i...

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The journey toward Black liberation requires both spiritual transformation and political independence—a truth powerfully articulated in this eye-opening conversation with Minister Eric Muhammad of Muhammad's Temple Number 15 in Atlanta.

Minister Eric unveils a revolutionary vision of the future where Black people will experience not just social change but fundamental transformation at the cellular level. He explains how the "brown germ" within Black people—the source of weakness and wickedness—will eventually be removed, creating a new civilization where righteousness becomes our very nature. "We'll only be able to build, we won't...

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Words aren't simply tools for communication—they're weapons of conquest and subjugation. In this mind-expanding episode, linguistic scholars Yisrael Bay and Abdullah Bay unpack the crucial distinction between etymology (the historical origin of words) and semantics (their current meaning and usage), revealing how this difference has been weaponized to erase cultural identities.

The brothers deliver a masterclass in linguistic methodology, demonstrating how words evolve—or more accurately, how they're deliberately transformed—to serve political purposes. Using examples like the word "color" (which etymologically means "to cover or conceal" but semantically has become...

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Dr. Claude Anderson's Powernomics offers a roadmap for Black economic empowerment that remains profoundly relevant today. This thought-provoking conversation between community leaders explores how we can transform theory into practice by building sustainable Black communities and economic infrastructure.

When we witness displacement and oppression globally, we often fail to recognize similar patterns happening in our own communities. What we euphemistically call "gentrification" mirrors the slow-motion displacement of Black Americans from urban centers—a process that deserves the same urgency we give to international crises.

The discussion challenges our relationship wi...

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When 17-year-old Lady Luck stepped into the Def Jam offices after freestyling on Hot 97's morning show, she had no idea of the complex journey ahead. From a $500,000 record deal to industry-created personas, her story reveals the stark realities behind the glamour of hip-hop stardom.

Growing up in Englewood, New Jersey gave Lady Luck a rich cultural foundation despite modest means. As the niece of Sylvia Robinson—founder of Sugar Hill Records and the visionary who brought "Rapper's Delight" to the world—she was uniquely positioned at the intersection of hip-hop hist...

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The spiritual journey from one faith tradition to another rarely follows a straight path. In this profound conversation, Abin AB takes us through his transition from Southern Baptist Christianity to Islam, revealing the unexpected turns and deep insights gained along the way.

Growing up in Middle Georgia, Abin's encounter with Muslim brothers at Pan-African events sparked curiosity that eventually led him to visit a mosque—an experience he describes as "one of the best experiences in my life." What followed was not an overnight transformation but a gradual process of adopting Is...

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Stepping into the realm of ancient wisdom, Baba Victor brings 45 years of experience as a Lukumi priest to this profound conversation about Santeria, Orisha traditions, and spiritual authenticity. Born and raised in Chicago to Mexican parents, Victor shares his remarkable journey from receiving his first sacred necklaces at eight years old to becoming a respected elder in a tradition that once operated in complete secrecy.

The discussion unveils the fascinating origins of Santeria—how enslaved Yoruba people preserved their spiritual practices by hiding them behind Catholic saints during the transatlantic slave tr...

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Kwame Touré's revolutionary wisdom comes alive through seven powerful quotes that challenge us to reconsider our relationship with land, identity, and liberation. Join Emoli and host Ron Brown as they unpack the profound legacy of this Pan-Africanist thinker in a conversation that weaves together history, philosophy, and practical strategies for African unity.

The discussion begins with Touré's reflections on the devastating impact of denying freed slaves their promised "40 acres and a mule" – perhaps the most far-reaching betrayal in African American history. This broken promise didn't just withhold property; it fund...