My Mic Sounds Nice

Trumo  won reelection! And sadly, Trump won the election decisively.  My Mic Sounds Nice breaks down the election, what happened, and what part black men and white women played in the Harris defeat/Trump victory.  There is a lot to consider, including what's next. So join us, as this episode of MMSN digs in on it all. 

Foundational Black Americans. Who are they, what does it mean, what do they want, and how do their beliefs affect the black diaspora in America?  MMSN digs in on this controversial, potentially divisive stance on blackness and the impact it may have on this upcoming election. 

We also discuss the looming fall sports season. The NBA season, the MLB playoffs, and the current status of the NFL season are all on the MMSN menu. 

It is season 4 ya'll! The men of My Mic Sounds Nice are back and ready tp lean in. Ready to Die turns thirty; we take a second look at the classic release and offer our current thoughts about the album and its impact. The brothers got together for Labor Day weekend and it sparked a discussion on life long connections. We break down building, maintaining and the value of real relationships. 

Student protesters have faced the wrath of police, media, and public outrage in the last few weeks. Has it been justified,  partially justified, or is it an example of a view that will age poorly over time?  MMSN weighs in. 

Drake and Kendrick. What more is there to say? We live this hip-hop thing, so you know  MMSN weighed in. Join us as we get into the good, the bad, and the ugly!

My Mic Sounds Nice has a banger this week! We dig into Nikki Haley and her unique ideas on American history. We examine her thoughts and share ours! Then we really have some fun, as we discuss Drake and Mos Def. Was Mos right? Is Drake hip-hop, is he pop, or is he somewhere in between? MMSN gets into it, and let's just say we definitely disagree! So join us for a fun, spirited show on issues close to our hearts! 

My Mic Sounds Nice celebrated hip hop, turning 50 on August 11th. Attending various shows, basketball games, and, as a highlight, returning to the Mecca - the birthplace of hip hop - 1520 Sedgwick Avenue, Bronx, NY, to attend a block party celebrating the 50-year anniversary. We got stories! Tune in to hear our thoughts on the shows, the block party, and what turning 50 means for hip-hop!

Two black QBs in the Super Bowl for the very first time. Have we finally crossed to a true meritocracy, or does black QB bias still live in the NFL? We discuss, debate and direct the situation.

And NBA YoungBoy has  a change of hearty on his violent lyrics. Is it cap, is it real, does it even matter, or can his words impact his HUGE following, MMSN explores.

Here we are once again! Sadly, MMSN is forced to deal with another police brutality tragedy. In Memphis the tragic and brutal murder of Tyre Nichols mere feet from his home compelled us to bare our hearts, voice our frustrations, thoughts, and ideas on what this all means  - and what should we do about it. 

The US government negotiated Brittney Griner's release after ten months of Russian captivity. But of course, in America, even this happy story had distractors. But Brittney is home, and MMSN celebrates her return. We examine the larger political picture and discuss how other parties may have benefitted from her release. Check out this segment on Griner from the upcoming episode Who Won the Trade? 

Deion Sanders moves on from Jackson St. to the University of Colorado. Was it the right move at the right time? Should he have waited? Were there better opportunities available for him out there? Does this hurt Jackson St.? MMSN gets into a fierce debate over his departure. Check out this segment on Sanders from the upcoming episode Who Won the Trade? 

The Holidays can be a great time for most, but not for everyone.  Mental health issues can be real during the holidays! So check out this snippet of MMSN's  latest podcast as we tackle the  holidays and mental health issues.  And look for the complete show Who Won the Trade?   coming soon.