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Peace FAM: All this time I thought that my adventures were posting up on our site, and I am now finding out that was false. So here is a playlist to get you caught up. I apologize, I will make have to post these videos up on the blog from now on, because the system I put in place does not work like I hoped. I have decided to put up a playlist to help you catch up with our blog.  As you watch I hope that you learn, laugh ,and grow. Please do not hesitate to hit me up with any comments or questions. I am looking forward to hearing from you.

We had an opportunity to Toast and also did a discussion session with Brother Shakka as he talks about his "Great Awakening" idea. via https://youtu.be/_3Z-cZ02h7Q

Today we got Toast in late, and was not able to get to many people to interact. We still of course have some good information on the stream, and most importantly we were able to Lift up our Ancestors. via https://youtu.be/eHhqX7LcynY

We had a great discussion with this family, it warmed my heart to be able to listen to the young people respond to the questions and ideas that were sent their way. I left this interview energized and hopeful for the future. via https://youtu.be/WMSxVB5d52c

On this video I end up going shopping with my mother  for a TV, and of course it ends up turning into a long trip. After that I goto my rental office and am hit by some serious Bitchcraft & Fuckery that knocked the wind and a few dollars out my pocket. From there we pick up Brother Ayinde to install a TV into the Black Cave. Be sure to comment, and let me know if there is some stuff you would like for us to do on the show (like take a trip to Ghana, bungee cord jump, wrestle an alligator, etc...) also if you have a topic that you would like to see us discuss on one of our shows just reachout to us. 

On this day I was able to get my car to the shop, get my haircut, and finish the work on the Black Cave. Things are coming along. Checkout the Blog for Nia 73120-4, and lets continue growing together.

All right I know that I am late, but I am documenting my adventures and will continue to do so, but I just want to make sure that it is right and look good. I am stuck in the Black Cave right now editing video from the last week, and trying to get it out to you in a timely manner. Bare with me as I learn to use these new tools. I was able to get all the parts for my new desktop so that the stream can never stop or stutter. we are growing and becoming better, and I owe it all to you. for the support that many of you that take the time to check in on me and the Gye-Nyame Tribe. We will continue to bring you quality stuff and get better which each sunrise and sunset, and who knows maybe we will grow to a point where this will be my full time gig. I really wonder sometimes how this thing would be if I invested more time, but right now time is at a premium and there is always drama that I have to deal with. No complaints because such is life. so checkout the video and let me know what you t

Sorry it took me so long to put this together , but it is 3 days days worth of clips. The subject was supposed to be down sizing but I never really got a chance to discuss it. But it seems that my whole life is in a down sizing. Checkout the video, and follow along as we do our thing over here in GNJMedia land.

Peace FAM: Here todays vlog. I am trying to build a habit around these short episodes. Today I cover: *Our New site *Reaching for 100 supporters *Fresh greens from Urban Gems

FAM, on the "Daily Toast" you often hear me talk about the 4 pillars to staying healthy, proper breathing, drinking pure water (half your weight in ounces), eating cultural appropriate food, and movement. These pillars will keep you healthy and feeling good. We stress cultural appropriate food because we believe that every culture has particular diet that helped them survive. Every culture develops a relationship with the land they inhabit, and this land (territory) strives to take care of the people (culture), and provides them with food that helps them survive. When a people follow their cultural ways of eating they avoid many of the diseases that are a scourge upon the world today. As ADOS we have a strange situation because we were stolen from our land, stripped of many of our cultural ways, and separated from our natural diet. It is up to us to piece together what we can to build back to our cultural ways, and our natural health. We are existing in an international