Konchess Moves

In Season 1 Episode 10, host, Moshe Canty, addresses the issue of how we invest in our time. Moshe highlights the obvious, that each of us have 24 hours in a day. This is true no matter ones’ race, ethnicity, religion, sex, or economic status; however, Moshe wants us to see that what distinguishes us from each other is how we properly manage our time.

In Season #1 Episode #9, host, Moshe Canty, discusses the issue regarding self-worth and net worth. Moshe focuses on our quest to get to the bag. Is our hunger for net worth motivated by an insatiable desire to compromise our self-worth? Moshe wants us to examine these issues with a critical eye and question whether the moves we make are for our benefit or to our detriment.

In Season #1, Episode #8, host, Moshe Canty, addresses the recent election of President-elect Joe Biden over incumbent President Donald J. Trump and its impact in our lives. Moshe informs his audience of the importance of not becoming disillusioned and dependent on politicians to do for us what we can do for ourselves. Thus, in this episode, Moshe’s hope is to inspire us to raise our political Konchessness so that we can ultimately empower ourselves.

In Season #1, Episode #8, host, Moshe Canty, addresses the recent election of President-elect Joe Biden over incumbent President Donald J. Trump and its impact in our lives. Moshe informs his audience of the importance of not becoming disillusioned and dependent on politicians to do for us what we can do for ourselves. Thus, in this episode, Moshe’s hope is to inspire us to raise our political Konchessness so that we can ultimately empower ourselves.

In Season #1, Episode#7, host, Moshe Canty, discusses the struggle he had to endure to get to where he is today; Moshe pulls no punches. He focuses on his incarceration when he received the devastating news of his sister’s tragic death. He explains that it was this incident in particular which made him contemplate suicide. The point Moshe emphasizes in this episode is that his personal maturation did not come without an intense struggle.

In Season #1 Episode #6, host, Moshe Canty, revisits the discussion regarding Blackwomen’s denigration. Moshe shares his personal experiences to highlight his contribution to this practice. In doing so, Moshe intends to show his audience that before he can encourage others to change themselves, he must first accept responsibility for his own shortcomings.

In Season #1 Episode #5, host, Moshe Canty, examines how men denigrate women, black women in particular. Is this behavior Konchess or unkonchess? Moshe poses this question and focuses on the controversial term “b***h” to help explain why references like these are tools designed to perpetuate self-hatred. In this episode, Moshe wants his audience to be Konchess of these tools so that we can use them to make better moves.

In Season #1 Episode #4, host, Moshe Canty, discusses the benefits of Konchess Moves versus the harms associated with making unkonchess moves. Moshe provides examples to highlight this point, and stresses the need for us to regain control over our affairs so that we can begin the arduous process of making Konchess moves.

In Season #1 Episode #2, host, Moshe Canty, addresses the origins of why we make the decisions that we make. He helps us identify with who we are and why we are for purposes of making better choices.

Season #1 Episode #3 (Continuation)

In Season #1 Episode #3, host, Moshe Canty, discusses the importance of Konchessly picking your friends. Drawing on anecdotal experiences, Moshe focuses on lessons taught early on, and throughout the course of his life regarding the value of friendship. The point Moshe emphasizes in this episode is the need to pick one’s friends Konchessly.

(Continuation of Episode #2)

In Season #1 Episode #2, host Moshe Canty, addresses the origins of why we make the decisions that we make. He helps us identify with who we are and why we are for purposes of making better choices.

In season #1 episode #1 of Konchess Moves, host Moshe Canty informs his audience about the objective of who Konchess Moves is, and what they intend to do in terms of its message to the public.