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DOE speaks on integration from his point of view. Order your copy of Black America, Inc.: A Trillion Dollar Nation here --->https://www.amazon.com/Black-America-Inc-Trillion-Dollar/dp/1537790781/ref=s9_simh_gw_g14_i1_r?_encoding=UTF8&fpl=fresh&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=&pf_rd_r=6DK4G8FDC6JJ6PQXCDEF&pf_rd_t=36701&pf_rd_p=a6aaf593-1ba4-4f4e-bdcc-0febe090b8ed&pf_rd_i=desktop

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DOE comes back with another episode! Hoteps BEEN told you! Buy your copy of Black America, Inc.: A Trillion Dollar Nation here ---->https://www.amazon.com/Black-America-Inc-Trillion-Dollar/dp/1537790781/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1485265922&sr=8-1&keywords=black+america+inc

DOE comes back with part 2 of the Black America, Inc episodes. Featuring Jay Funds aka @NoEmployer, him and DOE speak on various issues in the black community and some solutions they can implement in the here and now. Buy your copy of Black America, Inc.: A Trillion Dollar Nation TODAY! https://www.amazon.com/Black-America-Inc-Trillion-Dollar/dp/1537790781/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1484669385&sr=8-3&keywords=Black+america

DOE decides to double back with another episode this week! If you have been on Twitter for any length of time, you will have undoubtedly noticed how powerful Black users are on the social media platform. From music to movies, dancing to cooking, Black Twitter dominates the timelines and feeds every day. In this power, plenty of corporations and businesses are looking for and using Black Twitter's content to sell their products. In 2017 this has to end. In this episode, DOE breaks down the importance of owning and controlling the many facets of black talent. Buy your copy of Black America, Inc.: A Trillion Dollar Nation TODAY! https://www.amazon.com/Black-America-Inc-Trillion-Dollar/dp/1537790781/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1484166766&sr=8-1&keywords=black+america+inc

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! DOE Doobs & the Intelligent Rebel Squadcast returns yet again! Coming back with new content and even a new book! Black America, Inc.: A Trillion Dollar Nation is available TODAY @ https://www.amazon.com/Black-America-Inc-Trillion-Dollar/dp/1537790781/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1484077806&sr=8-1&keywords=black+america+inc

In this episode DOE & friends speak on the importance of harnessing our energies. Whether positive or negative, energy has the ability to start or stop any endeavor a person sets out to do. Being able to keep a balance of energies is key to being a prosperous individual and we believe the more people are aware of this power the more of them will change their current circumstances for the better whatever they may be. In a round table type forum, the guests of this episode share their views on an array of topics going on within the black community and pop culture as well as share life experiences to back up their sentiments. This might be one of the more controversial ones that have been published as we give a barrage of unpopular opinions, but also very necessary for critical thinking. Listen to this episode with an open mind and try to digest this action packed feature of the Intelligent Rebel Squadcast.

In this episode I chop it up with the history making Councilman Jewell Jones of Inkster, Michigan on the importance of Local Government and the participation from the citizens who live there. We detail how getting involved in our local government allows us to change our communities in a major way. You want cleaner streets, homes and parks? Local government. You want to help stop the crimes in your community? Local government. Our local governments are the ones responsible for implementing actions on the behalf of the people, but it is the responsibility of the people to unite and have specific tangible detailed proposals that the politicians can push through. "It's a partnership" as King Jack said in the 2nd half of this call. Kirk and Jack share their thoughts on the importance of local government from the point of view of the average citizen. They share what they want to see changed in their communities of Detroit. We learn a lot from each other in this episode and I believe this episode will give the people a refreshed education on how to really make change in the places they live.

In this episode I chop it up with the history making Councilman Jewell Jones of Inkster, Michigan on the importance of Local Government and the participation from the citizens who live there. We detail how getting involved in our local government allows us to change our communities in a major way. You want cleaner streets, homes and parks? Local government. You want to help stop the crimes in your community? Local government. Our local governments are the ones responsible for implementing actions on the behalf of the people, but it is the responsibility of the people to unite and have specific tangible detailed proposals that the politicians can push through. "It's a partnership" as King Jack said in the 2nd half of this call. Kirk and Jack share their thoughts on the importance of local government from the point of view of the average citizen. They share what they want to see changed in their communities of Detroit. We learn a lot from each other in this episode and I believe this episode will give the people a refreshed education on how to really make change in the places they live.

After being a fan of rap music for most of my life, especially during the age of the reign of MCs like D-Block, G-Unit, Dipset, State Property and the like I've noticed how my life in certain cases actually mirrored the music they made. Whether it be selling drugs, taking drugs, my behavior towards women and society I had a song to justify it in the most acceptable way possible. Now, is rap to BLAME for my actions? Partly, but before I can point the fingers at the artists I have to understand that the lot of them come from environments where these things are heavily practiced and it was my CHOICE to do these things. There isn't a song made that can physically FORCE you to do bad shit, BUT I won't ignore the fact that the incentive do it, coming from men and women we idolize makes it easier for someone to do it. When I spoke to the men that are in the streets selling drugs, a word that kept reoccurring was "Motivation". Even though real life situations pushed someone into a life of crime, these people use this music as fuel to keep their hustle going. It's a marriage in a sense. I don't hate the music I came up listening to, I still play them to this day and I'm not totally against making that type of content. I just believe we need a balance in our music. A balance that allows trap music and "conscious" rap to equally share the airspace that plays them while tending to the community problems that are responsible for the negative behavior in the first place. This episode sheds light from the perspective from a person behind the scenes in the rap industry (Dell), a group of young men who are actively trapping in Philly and an artist who is working to expand his music career while still having one foot in the streets (Cashes). The IRS proudly presents Episode 8... Raps & Hustles.

When we think of addiction and addicts we tend not to think of what caused them to be in the position they're in. Whether it be experiencing trauma in life or just experimenting at a party, addiction runs rampant in the communities. This episode is here to shine a different light on addiction and addicts and how we can help them by getting a deeper understanding of what they're dealing with everyday. Contrary to popular belief, most addicts want to kick their substance abuse and if we do right by them they can reclaim the lives they were living before they became addicted. We also take a deeper look into the lives of the people that are affected by addiction second hand; friends and family of the addicts who suffer as well and how we can help them help their loved ones while also helping themselves. We are all in this together, and if one fails we all fail and when one succeeds we all succeed. Big thank you to Jan, Shiz & Stink for being amazing guests.

DOE Doobs and Isa Clark speak on education in the community.

In this episode I expanded on the importance of unity in the community, specifically the black community. We are constantly plagued with programming that has made it possible to never unite with people we live around. When we walk outside our homes do we greet our neighbors and passers by? Do we make sure that the people in our neighborhoods are good? If you saw someone struggling with something would you offer help? These are some of many components that make communities prosper and this episode details why and how we start implementing these ideas as soon as possible. Businesses mentioned in this episode: FreedomPaperCompany.Com CJefferson.Co OshunFragrances.Com KingPhill.Us HeadGraphix.Com StainIsLike.Com Support these businesses!

The Intelligent Rebel Squadcast has returned for the people and we are exciting to get started again! This episode, titled "Group Economics" is the first of many episodes in our "Solution Series" where we tackle the issues that plague the people, specifically black people. Practicing group economics is essential to our liberation so we decided to drop this to expand on its importance in our communities. Black Business Mentioned in the Episode: TheBlackWealthBootcamp.com LolaAndDoe.com HealThySelf360.com MEnaturals.net FinesseHaven.com Charbie.com BlackSeedDiet.com HannibalIsAtTheGate.com / HotepLivesMatter.com DHealthStore.com RavineJewelryCo.com DJBleek.com BlackBottomArchives.com AfriTribeShop.com

DOE Doobs & Steeze Jobs have a conversation about what the American Dream means to them.