In this episode Madd Ronald is joined by co-host Vaheed  and they discuss financial literacy and why it is so important to empowerment of Black people.

Madd Ronald discusses being in the Georgia Department of Corrections and the difference between being in their and being in the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

He also gives the breakdown on how California prisons issue time cuts to inmates receiving day for day (half-time).

In this episode Madd Ronald will be joined by co-host Vaheed as he talks about some of his experiences within his incarceration in the state of Georgia between 2020 and 2025 on state related R.I.C.O. charges.

Madd Ronald also speaks on the different levels of racism that exist in both California and Georgia's prison system.

In this episode Madd Ronald and his co-host Bumpy will be discussing gentrification and the high cost of real estate across Los Angeles especially in the areas that would otherwise be considered the hood. 

Ronald is very adamant about Black people coming up with a plan to financially empower themselves.

He also explains if gang members don't own the real estate in their communities, they don't have any hoods.

In this episode Madd Ronald and Bumpy are discussing the devastating affects that crack cocaine has inflicted on the Black community.

This discussion also dwells into the topic of homelessness in Los Angeles and much more.

In this episode Madd Ronald and his co-host Bumpy discuss what L.A. was like when the crack epidemic had first began.

Ronald also talks about how Ronald Reagan and George Bush as president and vice president financed the war in the 1980's between the Contras and the Sandanistas by flooding L.A. with crack and extracting the profits.

He speaks on the biological and neurological birth disorders that were the attributes that made the crack baby.

In this episode Madd Ronald and Bumpy continue to discuss the Gang intervention services provided by GR.Y.D.

He also explains that L.A.'s gangs were not meant for a grown man.

They also discuss the early influence thar conscious Black ideology had the most influence on the Black youth in Los Angeles.

The Crack epidemic and the funding of the war in Central America by the proceeds of the L.A. crack trade.

In this episode Madd Ronald breaks down more of the duties of the G.R.Y.D.  Community Intervention Workers. 

He discusses crisis response and strategic violence intervention that has been implemented in order to minimize violence in the community and save lives.

He also points out how the streets are the only place that celebrates failure.

They also discuss the selective politickin' in the streets as Madd Ronald explains the true Code of the streets.

In this episode Madd Ronald and his co-host Bumpy discuss LA.'s G.R.Y.D. program and the pre-reqiusite for training and education that has to be obtained by attending L.A.V.I.T.A. at the Urban Peace Institute in Los Angeles.

They also talk about mental illness, P.T.S.D., and trauma  among gang members and the indoctrination of young gang members.

Madd Ronald will be shouting out some of the people he was in prison with from 2020 til 2025 While incarcerated for the R.I.C.O. in Georgia. He discusses freedom of speech and social media momopoly's and centralization.

Madd Ronald will also speak on financial literacy in the Black community.