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Summer 2026 Breakdown

ft. Dr. Desi Williams

She just won her primary for Texas State Representative, sits on the State Board of Education, and went viral for standing her ground when a man tried to bring a Confederate flag into a public meeting.

ft. Isaac Williams

Black Geek Energy

Christopher & Steffon of The Creative Extreme

Why do Black comic characters keep getting mini-series while everyone else gets ongoing runs?

ft Hoop of Player Player Podcast

The Twining Episode

All About John Stewart

He sang opera in a classical choir before he ever screamed into a mic, and now Sean Sterling and the Chain Saints are headed to Europe to open for Slaughter to Prevail.

We sat down with director Will Adams, the creator of Tube-E Movie, the comedy where the characters realize they're trapped inside their own movie and completely lose their minds.

Jardo and D'Marcus talk everything from One Piece Egghead Island to Fire Force, Frieren, Hell's Paradise, Re:Zero, Witch Hat Atelier, Dorohedoro, Demon Slayer, Jujutsu Kaisen, and way too many new anime for two grown men to realistically keep up with.

Jordan Clark is back on Black Geek Energy for the third time, and this episode gets deep, funny, and a little chaotic all at once.

We got Arsene Lakpa from the Player Player podcast in the building, and he comes in talking fatherhood, hitting a 225 bench, celebrating his wife, and somehow we still arguing about a dairy free birthday cake like it's a court case.

Choreographer and director Jamal Sims joins Black Geek Energy for a conversation about Black dance culture and RuPaul's Drag Race.

This episode is a full-on celebration of R&B music,

Filmmaker DuBois Ashong joins the show for a deep conversation about Black storytelling in horror, sci-fi, and Afrofuturism, breaking down how genre films can explore identity, power, and cultural perspective in ways traditional dramas often cannot.

It's time for another Let's Talk episode - the special format we drop every ten episodes where the conversation is driven by whatever we've been watching, playing, and debating lately.

The GOAT is back!