Grits and Eggs Podcast

Michael Morris, a dynamic Nigerian entrepreneur, founded multiple companies across telecom, healthcare, and renewable energy. He shares his inspiring journey from Lagos to business success, highlighting how he builds companies to solve pressing problems. Michael discusses the creation of Caraco Healthcare in response to Medicaid gaps and addresses disparities in emergency medical responses within Black communities. He emphasizes practical entrepreneurship, community-driven solutions, and the importance of building robust, service-oriented businesses.

The hosts dive into the idea that white individuals often act as parasites in Black culture, discussing how to starve these cultural parasites. They explore distrust in the media and the political climate, arguing that America functions more as an oligarchy than a democracy. The conversation shifts to the legacy of Jim Crow, racial double standards in gun rights, and the unique barriers racism creates. Listeners are urged to protect Black culture by blocking exploitative content and focusing on community building.

Dive into a whirlwind of topics, from dissecting Kendrick's surprise album drop to absurd community defense tactics. Enjoy laughter over Obama’s humorous anecdotes and a take on addiction's transformative power. There's witty banter about race and masculinity, alongside reflections on parenting and the pitfalls of quick scams. From prison calls to martial arts humor, listen for a mix of light-heartedness and serious discussions on self-reliance and personal growth. It’s an entertaining montage of cultural commentary and heartfelt stories.

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Ali Siddiq, a master storyteller and stand-up comedian, dives into his journey from Houston's streets to comedy stardom. He discusses the contrast between emotional intimacy and transactional relationships while sharing personal anecdotes about his partner's unwavering support. Ali reflects on his return to an evolving Houston post-incarceration, touches on the roots of Black comedy, and reveals how anger fuels his creativity. With humor, he emphasizes the importance of community engagement and building a loyal team to succeed in an independent landscape.

Shahem "5hahem" McLaurin, a licensed social worker and internet therapist, shares his insights on mental health, masculinity, and community issues. He discusses the loneliness epidemic, the impact of social media, and the complexities of male identity in a patriarchal society. Shahem highlights the roots of homophobia in the Black community and advocates for emotional expression among men. He reflects on his own coming out journey and the importance of self-discovery, urging listeners to question societal norms and embrace authenticity.

Dive into a lively discussion as the hosts reflect on 2025 and share memorable tour highlights. They tackle serious topics like the Brown University shooting and the need for tighter gun regulations. Personal growth takes center stage with insights on solitude, self-reflection, and breaking free from toxic circles. The conversation delves into community action and overcoming adversity, all while weaving in humor and relatable anecdotes. With a perfect blend of seriousness and lightheartedness, they explore finding hope amid chaos.

Dr. Taylor Cummings joins the podcast this week to talk about religious psychosis , African spirituality & deconstruction. You can follow her on all platforms at @Theselflovedoc ... Enjoy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In this engaging conversation, Dr. Dakotah Tyler, an astrophysicist and science communicator, shares his journey from D1 football to discovering the mysteries of exoplanets. He discusses how curiosity fueled his recovery from injury and helped redefine his identity. Dakotah highlights the importance of visibility in science and the need to address gatekeeping in STEM. They also delve into the impact of social platforms on youth and explore intriguing topics like the potential for extraterrestrial life and the science behind diamond rains on Jupiter.