2 chapters across the catalog
Jason Whitlock’s move to *The Blaze* is analyzed as a strategic partnership rather than total autonomy. The hosts discuss how Whitlock must navigate the political confines of Glenn Beck’s platform while still addressing topics like the Black Manosphere. This is framed as part of the "maturation of Black men and their political power," where individuals are making their own deals rather than relying on a unified Black voting block.
A throwback clip of Kanye West features him discussing how record contracts and management deals are a form of "modern-day slavery" for Black artists. West calls for the community to own its own resources and "make Wakanda for real." The hosts express concern for West's well-being following his split from Kim Kardashian, predicting that the entertainment media will attempt to "level" him for his independent thinking.
