On this episode, the No Ceilings crew tackle the perception of Kamala Harris as a black woman, the reasons people might vote for her, and the importance of reparations for the descendants of slaves and the need for acknowledgment and accountability from the rest of the country, the unitary executive theory, the role of fear in politics, and the need for politicians to make jokes and engage emotionally with voters. They also discuss nostalgia for the rawness and relatability of early hip hop and express a desire for the genre to return to its roots, the impact of DMX and his role in preserving the authenticity of hip hop and more. Tune in and join the conversation in the socials below.

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