Is Hip Hop in a state of decline? Do Black men need therapy? Was Malcolm X assassinated by the government? In a new season of Henny Talks, Ryan and Alex effortlessly flow from difficult topics like depression and anxiety to fiery debates on who should be included in the top 10 greatest hip hop artist of all time. Nothing is off limits and all is free game in this stimulating show on all things culture.
Henny Talks
Claim This Podcastby Ryan "X" Sorrell, Alex Harris
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Is Hip Hop in a state of decline? Do Black men need therapy? Was Malcolm X assassinated by the government? In a new season of Henny Talks, Ryan and Alex effortlessly flow from difficult topics like depression and anxiety to fiery debates on who should be included in the top 10 greatest hip hop artist of all time. Nothing is off limits and all is free game in this stimulating show on all things culture.
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Recent Episodes
April 15, 2020
Quarantine Radio: Conspiracies, Sports, and the Trump Stimulus
In one of this season's most anticipated episodes, Ryan finally gets a chance to sit down with two of Kansas City's most revered personalities, who also happen to be his cousins; Tyler and Justin Lovelace. The result is a wide-ranging conversation with occasional intellectual niggatry - from exploring the inequitable impacts of the coronavirus on the Black community, to ass-shaking porn star "Alexis Texas" on Tory Lanez's now popular instagram live show "Quarantine Radio." As the first show Ryan hosts in Kansas City, this is far from a disappointment. We look forward to more features from the Lovelace brothers in upcoming episodes.
March 8, 2020
Niggaz in Space: Exploring Hip Hop and Black Film
Niggaz is tired of seeing the same old films of Black trauma by police brutality or Black folk playing some Help role. This week, Alex poses a timely and thoughtful inquiry, "When will we expand beyond tropes? When will cinema start showing shit like niggaz in space?" The episode also touches on the Grammys and their relationship to hip hop - as well as the latest situation with Meg the Stallion and her record label.
February 26, 2020
Do Black Men Need Therapy? Rapper Lifespans & The New Malcolm X Documentary
Ryan and Alex kickoff a new season of Henny Talks with a hilarious yet vulnerable conversation on their experiences as Black men who attend therapy. Their ability to turn a topic often avoided in male circles into one that is both relatable and engaging, makes for a vibrant start to the nascent show.
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