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*TRIGGER WARNING* EXCESSIVE BIRDMAN HAND RUBBING EXCESSIVE VIBES Happy Saturday ✌🏾

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Are u still down? We present to you our new segment , “Our Daily Bread”, where we tap in with our listeners and loved ones on a daily basis. Don’t forget to repost and share if you know someone who needs this or may enjoy it! Much love and many more blessings! Break Bread!

I’ll be late for thaaaaaaaaaat… We present to you our new segment , “Our Daily Bread”, where we tap in with our listeners and loved ones on a daily basis. Don’t forget to repost and share if you know someone who needs this or may enjoy it! Much love and many more blessings! Break Bread!

This could be the beginning (or the end) of something … We present to you our new segment , “Our Daily Bread”, in which we simply tap in with our listeners and loved ones. Don’t forget to repost and share if you know someone who needs this or may enjoy it! Much love and many more blessings! Break Bread!

Big gratitude energy over here! We present to you our new segment , “Our Daily Bread”, in which we simply tap in with our listeners and loved ones. Don’t forget to repost and share if you know someone who needs this or may enjoy it! Much love and many more blessings! Break Bread!

It’s not that deep! We present to you this new segment , “Our Daily Bread”, in which we simply tap in with our listeners and loved ones. Don’t forget to repost and share if you know someone who needs this or may enjoy it! Much love and many more blessings! Break Bread!

Sh*t is not sweet! We present to you this new segment , “Our Daily Bread”, in which we simply tap in with our listeners and loved ones. Don’t forget to repost and share if you know someone who needs this or may enjoy it! Much love and many more blessings! Break Bread!

It’s been about a year since we last spoke and about 2 years since sh*t was “normal” in the world. While we can’t wait around forever for “normal”, we can create a new ways to adapt and move forward with life and everything that comes with it! With that being said , this podcast has been going through some changes over the past year and some change and will continue to change and adapt as need be! We’ve missed you dearly , and we want to do our best staying tapped in with you as regularly as possible. We present to you this new segment , “Our Daily Bread”, in which we simply tap in with our listeners and loved ones. It’s been greatly missed and greatly needed, we look forward to being back! Don’t forget to repost and share if you know someone who needs this or may enjoy it! Much love and many more blessings! Break Bread!

We love you. We missed you. We are blessed to be back. Aziz starts with some words for Jazmine Sullivan (5:45) on the heals of her newly released "Heaux Tales" EP. At (15:45) we dive into the vibes that go into shooting a commercial for a sensual shea butter company (Imari Butters) , and also talk about what our first deep tissue massages were like. Should you go butt ass? Would you? At (32:00) we get into the realest conversations we've had recently , as well as a detailed breakdown of the science of "ethically non-monogamous relationships". At (40:00) we play "What's in My Pocket", and end with a message to the people.

Listen to women more. Our theme of accountability can come in many forms, and this week we check our male privilege at the door to break down the latest in the Stallion saga and how we navigate conversations about abuse. We double down on the importance of knowing your SZN and sticking to it and the subconscious psychology behind big ass cigars. Thanks as always for sticking with us. Tap iN!

8/4/20 EPISODE Intro, instant gratification and how its helped and hindered us during coronatimes 14:00 - what did we flip our quarantine investment (monies) into ? 18:30 - Wholesome Heaux shout out 23 minutes no podcast money for you! How hard it is to look in the mirror everyday 26 minutes: who gives a fuck if you don't pay my bills? 28:00 - what has our community response to covid been? (have you ever been cheated on?) 36 minutes, 200 days since Breonna Taylor has been murdered .

3:20 - Shoutout Bon Jovi 4:50 - GoGo on Streaming Services 6:50 - How Far Can Local Music Travel?  15:43 - Goats vs. Lambs 17:10 - What makes PG music? 25:10 - What does what you're watching say about you? Twitter: https://twitter.com/breadtv_ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/breadtv_/ https://www.instagram.com/oladi.two/ https://www.instagram.com/__sunkanmi/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/1helladopemf

Bread TV sends our and condolences to the families of Ahmaud Arbery, Sean Lee, Andre Harrell, Little Richard, Betty Wright, and Jerry Stiller. In light of these lost souls, creative or otherwise, this week's episode emphasizes the importance of purpose and ownership as we cover the most recent Verzuz match-up between Jill Scott and Erykah Badu, IG photographers, and live streaming culture. Tap in!

Skip the conversation: 16:18 After a much needed sabbatical-in-place, we made it a priority to address the social media incident exposing perpetrators of sexual violence and vehemently rebuke them and their inappropriate conduct. If you wish to skip this conversation, please refer to the time stamp at the top of the description, as the content of the conversation can be triggering for select listeners. This our sorry for 2004 (except not really). In spirit of Bread TV, we have to hold ourselves accountable and apologize for our absence. Introspection and responsibility are the theme this week as we explain why we think a break was imminent (16:18), we preview new music from the County Kid himself Sir Shek (35:50), discuss music's role in encouraging societal change with Wale's "Sue Me" visual (40:45),  and getting lost in the "greater good" (49:00). Listen to more of the Breaking Bread Podcast on Anchor: https://anchor.fm/breaking-bread-tv Twitter: www.twitter.com/breadtv_ Instagram: www.instagram.com/breadtv_ Youtube: "Breaking Bread TV"

When are you at your happiest? What's something you could teach a masterclass on? What is your guilty pleasure? The twins take a different approach to this weeks offering; we asked real questions, so expect even realer answers. Transparency is the word of this week's episode, we hope you enjoy. Tap in!

We'd never leave the game, we love it to much. Week 50 was business as usual as we discuss preparation for the upcoming Wife Szn (6:00), address codependency in quarantine (17:45) , advocate for magic vegetables (21:30), and how best to deal with your instant gratification (22:40). Thank you abundantly to everyone who's been riding with us on this long (short) ride to half a century. 100 bands up next! Tap in!

Is there a good (or bad) way to spend your idle time? (15:00).  It's Quarantine O'Clock, do you know where you significant other is? (29:00) Are we mentally prepared for 2 months of solitude? (39:00) Would you rather be able to speak every language in the world or be able to speak to other animals/species? (42:00) DON'T LET YOUR DICK KILL YOU (58:00)

Dammit, Idris. As the quarantine looms on and we become stir crazy, Mr. Elba laces the streets with brand new lyrical venom (14:00), we talk social distance situationships (26:00), and what isolation does for your focus. COVID can't stop us, tap in!

Cabin fever ain't the word. With public health concerns throwing the world into a frenzy, BBTV did our due diligence to provide quality quips for your quarantine. We educate on the new COVID-friendly dap protocol (08:00), the unique opportunity the quarantine provides to content creators (15:00), ashiness as a health risk (30:00), and what to do in an outbreak when you can't reach your barber. (44:00). Happy Social Distancing, Tap in!

Anything we can do, they can do better. The theme for March is women and BBTV is giving our queens their roses while they can smell them. We talk forex fiascos (11:00), what happens in Deep Creek (17:00), another convicted Baltimore official (23:00), and highlight our WHM WCW’s (34:20). Tap in!

It's still brick out here. The newest chapter in our quest for warmth features a deep dive into our experience on tour (04:00), a strong accountability check (15:00), our A-mic's secret admirer (28:00). Rest in Power to Bashar Barakah Jackson, known professionally as Pop Smoke. This episode was pre-recorded before the news of his passing, so please excuse the jovial nature of our conversation surrounding him. Be safe, Tap In!

You know what time it is. Awon Ibeji do their due diligence to equip y'all for what's gonna be a cold Simp SZN. We talk coping mechanisms (11:00), reestablishing self-love (14:30), (lack of) self-awareness (18:00), and what being a good man actually affords you, if anything. This is a transparent one, hope it blesses you. Stay safe, and bundle up. It's brick. Tap in!

Yoruba Angels Unite! We are on a quest not only to change the narrative surrounding our beloved Nigerian brothers & counterparts, but also to HEAL from past trauma we've endured as a result of our current condition. In doing so, we invited the immensely talented AYOTEMI to come through for an in depth conversation. We premiered his BRAND NEW RECORD "Healing", and spoke about the inspiration behind it (4:20). We also discuss music being medicine (8:30) , what "high frequency vibes" are, psychedelics and our best and worst trips (allegedly). Tap in!

This year, Yoruba angels will get what we deserve. Joining us in changing the narrative is casanova and fellow countryman Mannywellz. Coming off of the release of his new visual for 'No More', a standout from his 'META' EP, Mr. Oulala talks his most recent performance with SoFarSounds (12:20), how he tempers his haters: 22:45), and how his life has changed since receiving DACA (32:00). Catch him at Union Stage DC on Saturday, February 15th if you're like us and "took time" to plan your VDay. Tap in!

What better way to celebrate our Shawn Kemp episode and a successful live podcast than with Korean BBQ lamb chops the size of tomahawks and our loved ones around us? We revisit the Aaron Hernandez doc, (10:00), recap 'Half Baked' (16:00), get into our "why" (20:00), and declare the need for a change in guard (28:00).  Breaking Bread TV would like to send our love and prayers to The Bryant family, the Altobelli family, the Zobayan family, and all others who were affected by the fatal and tragic accident that took place Sunday afternoon. In the spirit of #MambaMentality, we encourage you to let absolutely nothing stop you. We are all 24. Tap in!

You asked, and we delivered. We had the honor and pleasure of showcasing DMV royalty as FootsxColes sat in on our first Half Baked Session. We talked inspiration behind their new EP 'Jade', spirituality, growing pains, and their role in bringing the region to life one show at a time. Thank you to everyone who was able to attend, to those who couldn't, and those who will be in the building when we run it back. Stay tuned, tap in!

Where we're from, our enjoyment is fueled by frustration. During our vacation to Nigeria, we had the honor and pleasure to break bread with executive director, minimalist, and visionary Mr. Stephen Ologeh of television network Jyb TV. While we changed locations, this week's episode was business as usual as we parley Ologeh through police harrassment in Nigeria (11:00), taste testing suya pizza (20:00), why he prioritizes family business (29:00), and how his original content on Jyb TV is shaking the foundation of African culture (41:00). Nothing could stop us from making this dream a reality as we bring you this week's episode of BBTV from the Motherland. Tap in!

Tell my momma I made it. This week's episode is another family affair as we sit down with Bisi, the founder and CEO of non-profit Jaiyeroof Inc. and  custom luxury head-wrap company ID Noble. We touch on her mother's influence on her new business (15:00),  how her faith plays a part in her new engagement (24:00), and India Arie's special place in her heart (36:00). Tap in!

James aka Jae Julz aka The Gyaldem Honey Nut Cheerio comes to town and wastes no time getting acclimated to how we Break Bread. Hailing from Thamesmead, London, James is a jack of all trades, boasting musical talents, a wild sense of humor, and passion for community outreach. We talk leaps of faith (13:00), women and their "love" language (20:00), and how his initiative 'Neighborhood Watch' is giving representation to the underrepresented (36:00). Tap in!

Beat Babes taking over for the ‘19 and the ‘20. Destiny of the Trap Factory joins us this week for beef stew and  boom bap. We talk her meditative journey (04:00), representation as a woman in the music industry (16:00), and what a producer means when they say “I gotchu” (29:00). If you’re in the PG area and not recording at the Trap Factory, wyd??? Tap in

Rest in Power Jarad Anthony Higgins aka 'Juice WRLD'. Your favorite two-pack want to take this opportunity to extend thanks and appreciation to everyone who's tuned into Breaking Bread in 2019 (as well to those who haven't, of course). As the year swiftly comes to an end, we encourage you to take inventory of the life you've built around you this year; look for any cracks & get right to work fixing them. The end of the year is not a time to stop, but the perfect opportunity to get a headstart. We hope you are surrounded by love this szn; loved ones are our first pick when it comes to Breaking Bread. Happy Holidays, and Tap in!

2019 was TAYOJR's (Tayo Junior) ‘African Giant’ year. From Ebony, to BET, to The New Yorker, Tayo’s exceptional taste has been showcased across multiple mediums around the world. With Afrocentric themes at the center of his evocative photography, it’s clear that Tayo values heritage over everything. We talk job interviews in the club (11:00), Yahoo boys' role in Davido's career (17:00), prayer points for the single men in the audience (19:40), his run-in with your WCW (25:00) and Aziz has a questionable request for our guest (31:00). Tap in!

"Let's toast to getting out of our own way." The County Kids are in the building for this week's episode as we feature Bam Alexander with special guest Jaylen Mugz hailing Baltimore County. We delve into Alexander's 9-to-5 and how it influences his 5-to-9, skipping his "cap raps" phase, "Bam Box", and Aziz figures out what shallots are. Tap in!

The gents behind the Black Majic Halloween Havoc party join us as we recount the night's events and scroll through pictures of all the spooky shenanigans. The hero known as 'Perkins' receives one of our MVP award for the night (10:00), we play "Guess That Costume" (20:00) and note what we're doing to make the next function even more salacious. Thank you to everyone that made it! To those that didn't, you're on our list of conversations to be had. Tap in!

There's no questioning Shek's intelligence and authenticity. Our guest this week is a modern renaissance man, boasting multiple artistic talents and a thirst for knowledge. We dissect one of his only rap verses in existence, life in London, the meaning behind SWVR, the music coming out of Kanye's Sunday Services, and Shek's upcoming collaboration with a world renowned apparel giant. Tap in!

PSA: Tobby Drillz is not a part of your organization (!!!) Ep. 27 features the up and coming vocalist who's far from an amateur. We talk downloading accents (08:00), Tobby's relationship with DJ KO, the man behind 'Mood' (12:00), Pan Africanism as it relates to his artistry (19:40) and the meaning of 'Shayo'. Listen to the end for ANOTHER BBTV EXCLUSIVE from Mr. Drillz. Tap in!

Our brother Toronto joins us for Episode 26 of the show as we discuss (briefly) Aziz's favorite track off of Summer Walker's new offering, Manny Wellz' collab with Wale and his story reaching the Supreme Court, recap 'Diggin Thru The Crates' hosted by DJ Alizay over the weekend and talk parents supporting their children's unconventional interests. Tap in!

"This the one with the shenanigans in it?" For episode 25 of the show, we were joined by Shine, Baltimore based producer and neo-soul connoisseur. Over our usual red snapper and platanos, we discuss psychedelics and orange juice (05:00), "Sexual Astrology" (11:15), how Nigerian artists like Fela and Sade influence Shine's taste (26:00), and how to best deal with fear. Listen till the end for our host literally dripping sauce. Tap in!

This is what we should have named our podcast. BBTV has reached its Kobe Week episode and we commemorated our milestone with jerk chicken wings, slutty eggrolls, and Nomad The Native of Not Alone LLC. We utilize yet ANOTHER week to speak on why we hate the club, (why are we always in the club?) and get Nomad's story behind his artistry and the name of his collective (17:00). We (sorta) figure out what a 'musical chimera" is along the way (27:00) and get into some records from Not Alone (37:00) as we anticipate their Direct Deposit EP showcase later this week. Fast forward to the end for a friendly PSA from your hosts regarding a recent "incident" and the future of the show (51:00). Tap in!

Big Lekkiwood Energy on this week's edition of the podcast as we bring on Gucci P of Tykoon Management and Productions and creative director YMSKzY. We waste no time getting into our guests as we highlight how boarding school in Nigeria changes your mentality for the better (4:00), Gucci P's experience as a Sony Music U representative (8:00) and how it all ties into what Tykoon has to offer. We hail Burna Boy for always staying on brand as an African Giant (24:00) and dive into YMSKzY's working relationship with artists like Da Baby (32:00). These young brothers dropped a lot of knowledge in this episode, make sure you give this one a few playthroughs.  Tap in!

Awon Ibeji sit down to discuss a plethora of topics, over Cornish Hen and Red Wine. We begin with Hassan's theory about West African delicacies (11:30), and a recap of the weekend festivities (19:00) before we are joined by creator of LetMeCookTv, Chef Emeke Offodile. We discuss his many contributions to the world, including LetMeCookTv (31:15), his monthly dinner series "Rhythm and Foods", and his background in product design and market consulting.  Finally we discuss why he charged us so damn much for the Breaking Bread Logo, and why we felt it was so damn worth it.  Tap In!

Be careful what you ask for. We close out an exhausting 4 day weekend with our thoughts of 'Sticks & Stones' and what is permissible in comedy, misinformation regarding Hov and the new developments in his NFL partnership, re-calibrating our interaction with social media, and a BRIEF (!) Q&A session. Hot Girl Summer's over, happy Grand Theft Autumn.  Tap in!

WTF is a 'New Baltimore'? This week's episode is full of revelations as we sit down with our brother Jurdan Bryant, a Baltimore based musician with undeniable talent, an old soul, and a story to tell. The fellas discuss Hov's new NFL deal, the return of Tax Stone, vulnerability in rap music, and get into some of our favorite offerings from our guest over the years. Tap in!

On the inaugural episode of our Overtime series, we bring Alex Vaughn back to the studio for some late night tea (and red zinfandel).Cucumber Challenge and the audacity of "it's not you it's me"The psychology of BDE (Big D*ck Energy)Cheat-sheet for courting Alex VaughnAmy Winehouse influenceHow to handle StardomBon Appétit!

Another week, another fresh batch. We spark a discussion inspired by our favorite track from Rick Ross' new offering and examine proper etiquette when shooting your fellowship shot. We welcome Alex Vaughn into our home in proper BBTV fashion with breakfast platters and pineapple mango mimosas; the DMV songstress gives us a look into her upbringing, creative process, and offers us our first artist exclusive. Stay tuned, the Femme Renaissance shows no signs of slowing any time soon. Tap in!

This week we are honored to be joined by ULTRAASXVYN (Ultra Sevyn); designer, entrepreneur, and owner of "ULTRAA".But first, we begin with gratitude, as we share our thoughts on "Care Package" , and our quarrels with censorship in hip hop. We go on to discuss how Burna Boy is the perfect depiction of a Nigerian man in the entertainment industry, before finally getting to our guest.While indulging in a mouthwatering Brown Stew Snapper, we begin with Sevyn's upbringing in Lanham, PG County, his brief stint with "New Impressionz", and the need for originality and accountability in this sudden revival of go-go culture. We end with discussing the "why" behind his clothing brand "ULTRAA", and how positivity and philanthropy can change a generation for the better.Tap In!

Luxury raps and French toast garnished this weeks offering of the pod, courtesy of Rick Ross and Chef Diamond respectively. We give our thoughts on the new Burna Boy and Chance The Rapper projects, one of which gets the "high level mid" award. The women of this year's XXL cover get our cosign for best performance, continuing 2019's theme of women leading the charge. Our guest Tierra boasts a number of successful business ventures, namely T. Brown Media and PX Fitness, while advocating for health and wellness especially as it pertains to nutrition and mental health. We talk about her inspirations, journey to self love, and how she protects herself as a woman in a creative industry. Tap in!

Breaking Bread closes out Hot Boy regular season and discusses how perspective changes with the weather. We revisit this week’s maelstrom at Morgan State, various court cases in hip hop, cuffing pre-season game plans, and the key behind sincere personal development. Tap in!