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Feb 5, 2026 • 1h 36min

Charlamagne Tha God Breaks Silence on $200M iHeart Deal - Truth About Podcasting, Power & Ownership

Charlamagne Tha God, radio and media personality who co-founded The Breakfast Club and leads the Black Effect Podcast Network, clarifies his iHeart relationship and ownership stakes. He discusses podcast deal structures, why audio still drives revenue, using video to grow audio audiences, catalog value and evergreen content, and how licensing differs from owning IP.
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Feb 4, 2026 • 4min

The Metal Inside Every AI Data Center Rack (And 3 ETFs to Watch)

Discussion centers on copper’s growing importance in AI data center hardware and cooling because conductivity matters. The conversation highlights copper as an affordable, visible play in AI infrastructure buildouts. Three copper ETFs to watch are mentioned for investors tracking the trend.
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Feb 3, 2026 • 9min

DC Young Fly on Rethinking the Way We See Luxury: "You Don't Know Luey"

A lively chat about rethinking luxury and why designer labels mean more than just fashion. They explore creating Black-owned status symbols and building media empires from the ground up. The conversation covers risk-taking, learning new skills, and how cultural progress can outweigh possessions. Stories about friends finding financial freedom and comedy’s role in opening new spaces add humor and heart.
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Feb 2, 2026 • 5min

9 to 5 Investors: The SIMPLE 5 Year Rule That Builds Real Wealth

A clear rule for nine-to-five investors: buy quality companies and hold for at least five years. A comparison of using options for cash flow versus keeping core shares for long-term wealth. Why decade-plus holds capture the outsized returns of big winners. A focus on discipline and avoiding premature profit-taking to build generational value.
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Feb 1, 2026 • 6min

3 FREE Sites to Use Weekly to Become a Better Investor & Trader

They reveal three free weekly sites to track institutional ownership, money flows, and value screens. They list extra research sources for deeper stock analysis. They run a series of head-to-head stock matchups covering memory makers, AI infrastructure plays, and price-sensitive trading ideas. They highlight how to spot sector rotation and where big money is moving.
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Jan 31, 2026 • 6min

Nancy Pelosi’s Stock Option Strategy Explained (And Why It’s So Effective)

They spotlight a high-profile investor's heavy trading activity and headline-making positions. The conversation breaks down deep in-the-money long-term call strategies and how intrinsic value reduces time decay. Trade timing and suggested entry prices come up alongside discussion of profit-taking and separate portfolio moves.
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Jan 29, 2026 • 1h 1min

How One Idea Became an $80 Million Female Health Tech Company | Crystal Etienne

Crystal Etienne, founder and CEO of Ruby Love and investor focused on women’s health and Black women founders. She describes inventing a period-friendly garment, rapid viral growth to $1M+ revenue, navigating venture capital and rebranding, scaling operations while low on cash, and why preparing to sell can build generational wealth.
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Jan 29, 2026 • 10min

Top Biotech Investment Picks & How AI is Transforming Healthcare

Ian Dunlap, investor and market commentator known for biotech and tech insights, shares his top biotech picks and market perspective. He explains why Nvidia acts like a foundational AI player for healthcare. Discussion covers AI speeding genomics and hospital care, and highlights leading biotech names like Amgen, Gilead, Eli Lilly, Biogen, and Vertex.
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Jan 27, 2026 • 20min

The Father of AI Was a Black Scientist 🤯

Lisa Blackwell, granddaughter of mathematician David Blackwell and creator of a documentary about his life. She walks through his foundational work in probability, decision theory, and influences on modern AI. Conversations cover NVIDIA naming a chip after him, hidden history in STEM, and how visibility can inspire future Black mathematicians.
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Jan 27, 2026 • 9min

Vic Mensa Says The Division Between Black Americans And Africans Is Manufactured

Vic Mensa, Chicago-born rapper and activist with Ghanaian roots, reflects on his mixed heritage and the tensions it sparks. He argues the split between Black Americans and Africans is manufactured. The conversation covers online labels, Africa's growth and resources, Black American cultural influence, and a passionate call for unity and shared power.

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