
Welcome to The JAAM hosted by JJ, Allen, Abee, and Matt
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureNews CommentaryNews | |||

Capitalism isn’t solving problems in the black community. It doesn’t help when Jay Z throws a wrench in the movement by partnering with target. It DEFINITELY DOES NOT HELP when he now bashes the people calling him out instead of taking the criticism ... more
The allegations involving Graham Platner and how his true character was disregarded, the mysterious death of Nolan Xavier Wells, and the Paraguayan Senator that lashed out and Mbappé all have one thing in common… White supremacy
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The Democratic table is starting to shift. When the people cry for help goes unanswered, what do you think is going to happen? Its time to replace the establishment with people that have plans for the people, not the corporations. We are in a recessi... more
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These guys come in with such nuanced and intelligent takes, and put into words the connections between the many systemic issues and the fact that they are by design within the modern political system. The joy they find in each others company is absolutely infectious and their no holds barred commentary is the best in the game. I can’t wait to see where they end up going in life because I have no doubt that they are absolute powerhouses. #JaamTalks
I just found this podcast and honestly, I love all of it. I love the perspective, the honesty, and most of all I love the rage!
Thank you for educating others!
Yall are some smart young brothers keep getting better 🫡
Much love from Baltimore
So good! Must listen pod.
Saw yall on tik tok and decided to give a listen. Yalls discussion on music and culture is such a breath of fresh air. As a producer and a music fan…yall spot on. I was nodding in agreement the whole discussion. Keep doin what yall doin, yall got my listen from here on out.
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The show features a four-host panel that blends politics, culture, and current events with sharp, unsparing takes. Episodes routinely tackle race, media, celebrity culture, and policy, often connecting pop culture moments to systemic issues facing Black communities. A core strength is turning complex political topics into accessible conversations without diluting nuance, while maintaining high-energy dialogue and humor. Notable is the willingness to critique public figures and institutions from a left-leaning perspective, and to emphasize community organizing, education, and mutual aid as paths to change. This mix makes it relevant for listeners who want thoughtful analysis wrapped in candid, personality-driven banter, and for sponsors seek... more
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