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Marquise Davon and Ray Love, Jr. breakdown their experience with the new film "The Drama." Both navigate personal emotions, our reactions to the characters, and naming whose drama was the worst! Make sure to follow Ray Love, Jr. and his podcast SEATED: The Blackest Show About Movies Follow Marquise Davon Purchase a bag of Leroy's Blend Subscribe to the Podcast (Spotify, Apple Podcast, and YouTube)

Marquise Davon’s Live Show: Spill the Beans dives into the real, unfiltered stories of Black women in leadership. In this episode, Philly powerhouses Sonia “Sunny” Blount of Kabila Events and Christina Faith of GrindHouse Inc. share moments they were doubted and challenged — and the hard-won successes that followed. Hear candid conversations about resilience, strategy, and leadership in industries that often underestimate them. Tune in to the full episode, get inspired, and leave your thoughts! We want to hear from you.

Welcome Steven Underwood to Keepin' It a Bean. This will be a deep conversation on leadership, power, and the tensions between critique and protectionism in Black communities. We explore Black storytelling, representation, and the Black Digital Arts Renaissance; covering authenticity, sensuality, visibility, queer Black experiences, and how the attention economy shapes Black art and artists online. Honest, critical, and nuanced about transformation, growth, and the costs of speaking up. Follow Steven Underwood Instagram Substack Buy "Forever for the Culture" Follow Marquise Davon Top takeaways Systems dependency, leadership, and power dynamics Navigating critique vs. Black protectionism and institutional disconnect Queer Black identity, visibility, body image, and privilege Black Digital Arts Renaissance: authenticity, attention economy, and artistic challenges Balancing personal expression with political critique; transformation in the digital space

What is the role of the creative mean for 2026? In this exciting episode of Marquise Davon's live show, "Spill the Beans," we welcome the incredibly talented Niccara Campbell, Elijah Rhea, and Jordan Levy for a delightful conversation! Together, we explore the vibrant role of creatives as world builders, diving into the fascinating intersections of politics, book clubs, and nightlife. Prepare for a fun and light-hearted discussion filled with insightful gems that challenge our perspectives on creating valued third spaces and beyond. 🌍✨Don't miss out on this engaging dialogue that celebrates creativity and community! Tune in, grab your favorite beverage, and let’s spill the beans together! Watch now and be inspired! 🎉👀#SpillTheBeans #Creativity #Politics #BookClubs #Nightlife #MarquiseDavon #JoinTheConversation

Join us for an insightful episode of Keepin' It A Bean! In this episode, I sit down with Jordan Bradley, CEO and Founder of HighNote. Discover the inspiring story behind Highnote's inception, the challenges and triumphs of navigating venture capital, and what it truly means to be a Black entrepreneur today. Don't miss out on valuable insights from a trailblazer in the business world! Don't forget to like and subscribe OR leave a rate + review. Follow Jordan on IG: https://www.instagram.com/jordn.bradley/?hl=enCheck Out Highnote: https://www.highnote.fm/companyFollow Marquise: @MarquiseDavon across all social media.

Welcome back to another insightful episode of Keepin' It a Podcast! This week Marquise Davon and Salaah Muhammad dive deep into the recent victory of Zohran Mamdani and its implications for local politics. In this episode, we discuss: The significance of Mamdani's win and its influence on community engagement.The role of the Working Families Party in shaping political narratives and victories.How this shift might push the Democratic Party towards more progressive social policies.Join us as we unpack these critical themes and explore what this means for the future of our local and national political landscape. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments below!

I am Keepin' It a Bean with Timmo Russ on this all-new episode of the pod! We discuss everything REC Philly, the Quarter Zip Takeover, and then his personal journey as a multi-hyphenate as he launches his signature event "The Michael Jackson Tribute Concert."

In this live episode, we highlight the urgent need to support Black educators and explore how Sterling Grimes is leading the charge with his new coalition, the Black Men Education Network (BMEN). This innovative hub is dedicated to creating the conditions necessary to recruit, retain, and sustain Black men in education—vital to shaping a diverse and equitable workforce. Join us as we discuss the importance of community, resources, and leadership in building a stronger future for Black educators. Follow Sterling Grimes Follow Black Men Education Network Check out bmenetwork.org

Join me in a live podcast featuring Philly's most prominent social impact workers: Kamal Marell, Debora Charmelus, and Tamir D. Harper on a dynamic conversation about creating sustainable impact in Philadelphia. Follow Kamal Marell Follow Debora Charmelus Follow Tamir D. Harper Buy Leroy's Blend Here Follow Marquise Here Book with Indy Hall Here Production Assistant: Cavon Harrison Audio Producer: Daniel Johnson Photography: Cody Jones

Welcome to Keepin' It a Bean with Marquise Davon! In this episode, Marquise sits down with Salaah Muhammad to explore pressing issues including the impact of elections, the Parker Administration, and the controversial idea of stopping attendance at protests. Salaah shares insights from his powerful piece on why Black folks need to pause and reflect, and why progressives should pay close attention. Tune in for an honest and thought-provoking conversation. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and stay engaged! Follow Salaah: Substack Instagram Follow Marquise Buy Leroy's Blend

In this episode of Keepin’ It a Bean, Marquise Davon sits down with Brandon Collins from Drunk Black History to talk about his inspiring journey in comedy and creating his groundbreaking platform. Brandon shares his move to LA, the challenges of losing a creative partner, and exciting details about his upcoming Drunk Black History tour. Follow Brandon Collins: https://www.instagram.com/officialdrunkblackhistory/ Subscribe to their YouTube:  @drunkblackhistory  Grab Your Tix to the Brooklyn Show: https://www.livenation.com/event/1AYZkabGkeYk3HF/drunk-black-history?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAacFx8-70P90wh1x8ObLebIf59q5BIGR0DQBZIIqSh4SfwEz_x9bv5KSeBKFhg_aem_TSPH5ZeZRS3cEBF_djWCMwFollow Marquise Davon: https://www.instagram.com/marquisedavon/Subscribe for more conversations with your favorite creators!

Smart Guy? Carlton Banks, Cookie, Steve Urkel, and many other smart Black Boys on TV had to sacrifice social clout and were the butt of the jokes in pop culture. I participated in a Speaker Symposium to share ideas.Videographer: ‪@iamtheprizemedia‬ / Zachary King

I sit down with my two close friends  @Shjango  and Miles as we discuss Sheduer Sanders. I noticed that there was a conversation about how we think about our own confidence in personal and professional spaces. Follow On Social Media: Quise: https://www.instagram.com/marquisedavon Miles: https://www.instagram.com/justmiles__Chris: https://www.instagram.com/shjango_

Join Marquise Davon and photographer/artist Marc Vincent as they explore the complex relationship between art and the artists behind it. In this candid discussion, they delve into controversial figures like Tory Lanez, R. Kelly, and J.K. Rowling, examining how morality influences our perception of art. Is moral purity even possible? Tune in to explore the depths of moral relativism and what it means for creators and audiences alike. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit that notification bell for more insightful conversations!Intro Music by  @Captnbrick  Location:  @recphilly  --Follow Marc: https://www.instagram.com/marcmystyleFollow Marquise: https://www.instagram.com/marquisedavon Buy Leroy's Blend Here: https://collabs.shop/aw5rxb

Welcome back to the Keepin’ It a Bean podcast with Quise! In this episode, we're diving into a vibrant conversation with Camille Smith, founder of Stem So(ul)cial! Join us as we explore the significance of Black STEM professionals forging meaningful connections within their communities. From the power of collaboration to the importance of curating our own spaces as leaders, Camille shares her insights on how we can uplift and support each other in the STEM ecosystem. Be inspired, laugh with us, and be part of the movement! If you enjoy this episode, don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to our channel for more enlightening discussions. Let's keep building our community together! 🔔 Subscribe, like, and hit the notification bell to stay updated with all our latest episodes!📲 Follow Camille Smith on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamcamillesmith/?hl=en📲 Follow Marquise Davon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marquisedavon