Celebrating the rich and diverse narratives within the Black experience, one voice at a time.
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Celebrating the rich and diverse narratives within the Black experience, one voice at a time.
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Recent Episodes
May 23, 2026
Capturing the 'Perfect' Moment (with Malik Chatman) | Red in Black Episode-004:
<p>Capturing the 'Perfect' MomentMy good friend Malik shares his perspectives as a photographer in a world bursting with moving images. Malik sees the world in frames and communicates powerful emotions and ideas with each shot. Photography isn't just an art form – it's storytelling, and Malik is here to give us a few good ones. #photography #redinblack #hellskitchen #newyorkstories #newyork #film #90s #2000s #greatness #blackexcellence #blackphotographyTIMESTAMPS[00:11] Malik's background growing up in Hell's Kitchen and how local parks influenced his work.[01:24] Advantages and disadvantages of growing up in New York City.[02:53] Perspectives on raising a family in the city versus the suburbs.[04:44] The message Malik aims to convey through photography and finding beauty in daily life.[06:47] Ethical boundaries in street photography and capturing vulnerable subjects.[07:34] Memorable shoots, including finessing entry into concerts and a "funeral" for a bar.[08:58] Personal growth goals, specifically improving socializing and networking as an artist.[12:09] How Malik started in photography and the transition to thinking visually.[14:31] Advice for Black youth interested in creative expression and photography.[19:25] Interest in collaborating with the New York Public Library and rediscovering reading.[21:38] Photography styles: Comparing the subtle approach of Gordon Parks to the "in-your-face" style of Spike Lee.[23:05] Why Malik would choose to photograph the 1990s and early 2000s era.[26:45] The impact of social media on the photography industry and personal creative pressure.[28:43] Differences between photography and videography, including technical challenges and editing.[33:01] Career highs and lows, from client gratitude to technical skill gaps.[36:19] The meaning behind Malik's username, "Ain't No Heroes."[37:31] Recognizing greatness and the importance of perseverance.[43:58] Future projects, including music videos and working with smaller artists.</p>
May 23, 2026
"Our People Are Fractured Down the Middle" Keeping Black Love & Culture Alive | Jajuan Malachi
<p>Like many Black storytellers, Jajuan Malachi couldn't find his community in corporate media -- so he built one from scratch. Starting in his Prospect Lefferts apartment, the BJC is now one of the most influential spaces for Black storytellers in New York City.In this episode of Red in Black, Jajuan -- a journalist, culture writer, and founder of the Black Journalist Collective -- breaks down why he created the BJC, what it actually means to bridge the gap between traditional journalism and content creation, and why the corporate media machine was never designed to serve Black people the way they deserve.We get into the real stuff too: the fracturing of Black men and women in 2025, hypergamy, soft commitment, what love actually means versus what people say it means, and why first dates should go deeper than love languages.And we don't leave hip hop alone — Kendrick vs. Drake, what Drake's redemption arc is actually missing, why Sexy Red's rise is a symptom of something bigger, and how Leon Thomas might be the light at the end of the tunnel.Jajuan is sharp, observant, and deeply intentional. This one covers a lot of ground, and all of it real.CHAPTERS00:00 Intro00:42 Meet Jajuan Malachi — Journalist, Culture Writer, Community Builder03:15 Building the Black Journalist Collective08:20 Conversational Libations — From His Apartment to a Movement14:10 Corporate Media, Content Creators & the Gap Nobody's Bridging21:45 The BJC's Next Chapter — DC, LA, Chicago & Beyond27:30 Jajuan's Origin Story — Bronx, NYU, Morehouse & Fox News35:12 The Gender Wars & Why Black Men and Women Are Fractured42:05 Hypergamy, the Top 20% & What Women Actually Want50:18 Soft Commitment & the New Rules of Modern Black Dating58:40 What Love Actually Means (Beyond Love Languages)01:06:12 Drake, Kendrick & the Last Real Moment in Hip Hop01:15:30 Sexy Red, Leon Thomas & the State of Black Music01:24:05 Jay-Z, Hell's Kitchen & the Casino That Almost Happened01:32:50 Where the BJC Is GoingFOLLOWYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UCjiFJ5festi2gd6zd27i5Qw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4GFeHS9wP9btwKL8j03nMNNewsletter: https://getdowntoearth.substack.comInstagram: @redinblkTAGSBlack Journalist Collective, Black journalism, Black storytellers, NYC community, Black dating, hypergamy, Kendrick Drake, hip hop 2025, Black culture, gender wars, Red in Black podcast, Down to Earth, Black entrepreneurship, content creators vs journalists, Conversational Libations, Black community NYC, corporate media, Black men relationships, modern dating, Ebony magazine, Black music 2025, Leon Thomas, Sexy Red, Jay-Z, Drake album, Black creatives New YorkHASHTAGS#BlackJournalism #BJC #BlackStorytellers #NYC #BlackCulture #BlackDating #HipHop #KendrickLamar #Drake #RedInBlack #DownToEarth #BlackCommunity #BlackEntrepreneurship #ConversationalLibations #GenderWars #BlackMen #BlackWomen #Hypergamy #LeonThomas #BlackMedia</p>
May 22, 2026
American Entertainment Revival (ft. Manza) | Red in Black Podcast E-003
<p>American Entertainment Revival | Red in Black Podcast E-003:In this episode of Red in Black, I sit down with the incredibly talented Manza, an artist, entertainer, painter, and designer hailing from Rosedale, New York. We dive deep into his journey, exploring his creative process, his past struggles, and his triumphant rise as an artist.Manza opens up about the importance of building community, how self-belief—and the belief from those close to him—has shaped his path, and how he navigates the highs and lows of life. He also shares the personal tactics he uses to fuel his art and creativity. Stay tuned for a special performance from Manza, as he gives us a glimpse into his world through his art.Join us for an inspiring conversation about overcoming obstacles, staying true to your vision, and the power of community and connection.Revival Activity in Entertainment#communityimpact #rappers #music #writing #art #artistry #nyc #entertainment #entertaining #community #communityimpact #fyp #foryou #podcasts #podcast #dte #downtoearth #redinblackTIMESTAMPS00:00:00 Introduction: Meet Manza, a multidisciplinary creative and performer.00:01:07 The 2019 Shift: Reflections on personal loss and remembering your inner artist.00:02:48 The Many Selves: Defining the roles of Manza, Domino Holiday, Manny, and Min.00:04:42 Transmitting Experience: Shoving emotions through the funnel of different mediums.00:06:08 Painting in Silence: The dialogue between the self and the canvas.00:07:04 The Formula: Subconscious beginnings and playing with color theory.00:08:31 Gut Instincts: Why the "knowing" is better than the expectation.00:10:36 The Entertainer: Moving beyond "content creation" to performance and acting.00:14:13 Dance as Language: Why movement preceded words as our primary communication.00:15:04 Freestyle Roots: Pressure, truth, and the evolution of a dancer's journey.00:16:40 Finding Your BPM: How individual rhythm dictates style and swag.00:18:25 Dancing with the Brush: How musical tempo influences visual marks.00:20:15 Radio Station Mindset: Exploring moods through diverse musical genres.00:22:12 The Car Studio: Getting it done with an Audi A4 and a small kit.00:24:15 Authentic Manifestation: Writing the truest thing you know.00:27:02 Redemption & Relatability: Why the world needs the "Feel Good" song.00:28:40 Rosedale Roots: Painting the community and the murals of Queens.00:30:15 The Deli Network: Using local influence to spark interest in the youth.00:32:04 Respecting the Craft: Acknowledging excellence across every spectrum.00:35:10 Breaking the Stigma: Family support and the reality of the post office.00:37:08 The Easter Egg: A connection to the "Good Kid, M.A.A.D City" cover.00:38:48 The Mixtape Era: Why the spirit of 2010s hip-hop is returning.00:40:40 Approving Yourself: Moving past the need for external validation.00:41:30 The Trained Eye: Learning values and form at the Art Students League.00:43:50 The Business of Art: Which medium can you afford to lose?00:45:10 Lockdown Residency: Forcing creativity through month-long deadlines.00:47:16 Wearable Art: The process behind the Manza polos and logo design.00:49:50 Tooling Up: Modifying brushes and hardening bristles for a unique stroke.00:51:40 Defining Community: Fostering shared energy and genuine connection.00:54:15 The Value of Time: Realizing what you have before it's gone.00:56:07 Song Showcase: "Long Days" and the story of the US Postal Service.01:00:10 Don't Sell Yourself Short: Chasing the dream despite the surrounding doubt.</p>
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