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In Pt.2 of this powerful reasoning, James Early explains why the idea of a single "authentic" Christianity, or any pure, unmixed tradition, is fundamentally misleading.

Why We Should Be Careful Calling Religions and Languages Authentic

by Taron Butler with No Comment I Never Knew TV Interviews

In Pt.2 of this powerful reasoning, James Early explains why the idea of a single "authentic" Christianity, or any pure, unmixed tradition, is fundamentally misleading. According to Early, religious and cultural traditions are always shaped by individual ...

In this powerful reasoning, Dr. K'adamawe Knife explains why the title "NegusNegast," King of Kings, was never meant to describe a single ruler, but a state of spiritual attainment available to every being. According to Knife, the deeper teaching is not about crowning any external figure but about balancing the physical and spiritual self through the crown chakra, since true kingship is an inward act of self-actualization rather than outward rule.

Real Reason Rastafari Is Called The “King of Kings” Dr. K’adamawe Knife Explains

by Taron Butler with No Comment I Never Knew TV Interviews

In this powerful reasoning, Dr. K'adamawe Knife explains why the title "NegusNegast," King of Kings, was never meant to describe a single ruler, but a state of spiritual attainment available to every being. According to Knife, the deeper teaching is not ...

Fudge traces this pattern through the history of independent Black cinema, from Oscar Micheaux's studios to stars like Dorothy Dandridge and Hattie McDaniel, and how Hollywood absorbed and exploited Black talent once it saw the profit potential, echoing what happened to Negro league baseball once Jackie Robinson crossed into the majors. He also reflects on how this same hunger for outside validation, whether through streaming platforms, awards, or institutional approval, still shapes who gets uplifted today and how often that success comes without cultivating opportunity for the community left behind.

Sad Truth Is Many Of Our People Have Found Comfort In Struggling

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV Interviews

Fudge traces this pattern through the history of independent Black cinema, from Oscar Micheaux's studios to stars like Dorothy Dandridge and Hattie McDaniel, and how Hollywood absorbed and exploited Black talent once it saw the profit potential, echoing ...

Nesta doesn't see music as entertainment, he sees it as one of the most powerful tools of hypnotism and control that exists, capable of shaping how people think without them realizing it.

Music Is the Strongest Form of Hypnotism and Control: Singer Nesta Explains Why

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV Interviews

Nesta doesn't see music as entertainment, he sees it as one of the most powerful tools of hypnotism and control that exists, capable of shaping how people think without them realizing it. In Pt.3 of this powerful reasoning, Nesta explains how music bypas ...

Envy does not always have to be destructive. When understood and used correctly, it can become motivation to improve yourself instead of a reason to tear another man down.

How Envy Can Be A Super Power For Young Men If Used Correctly

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV Interviews

Envy does not always have to be destructive. When understood and used correctly, it can become motivation to improve yourself instead of a reason to tear another man down. In this episode of Lessons for Young Brothers, Jr. “The Bald Head” explains how yo ...

Early traces this erasure from Amiri Baraka's writing on Black identity to African-derived surnames still found in Colombia, and connects it to a resurgent, racialized nationalism in the U.S. today, including recent remarks from Secretary of State Marco Rubio. He also reflects on how the names passed down by his own family carried his elders' deliberately chosen memories, and how embracing that inheritance became the true source of his identity and strength.

Why We Need to Stop Saying Our African Ancestors Were All Kings and Queens

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV Interviews

In Pt.1 of this powerful reasoning, James Early explains why the popular claim that Black people descend from African kings and queens is itself a kind of erasure, one that flattens who Africans actually were. According to Early, the deeper struggle is r ...

Nesta never planned on becoming an electrician, but studying electricity completely changed the way he understood life.

Nesta On How Studying Electricity Taught Him Why Everything in Life Needs Balance

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV Interviews

Nesta never planned on becoming an electrician, but studying electricity completely changed the way he understood life. In Pt.2 of this powerful reasoning, Nesta explains how learning about positive and negative charges, polarity, grounding, and electric ...

In Pt. 4 of this powerful reasoning, Samuel Lee Fudge, star and co-writer of Mosiah, explains why the FBI's campaign against Marcus Garvey reveals a pattern of infiltration and betrayal that has repeated throughout history. According to Fudge, the deeper danger was never surveillance alone but the loyal-seeming figures placed inside Garvey's own movement, including James Wormley Jones, the first Black FBI agent, who worked his way into trusted circles before helping dismantle the Black Star Line and testifying against Garvey himself.

Why The US Government Was Terrified of This Black Leader In The 1920’s

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV Interviews

In Pt. 4 of this powerful reasoning, Samuel Lee Fudge, star and co-writer of Mosiah, explains why the FBI's campaign against Marcus Garvey reveals a pattern of infiltration and betrayal that has repeated throughout history. According to Fudge, the deeper ...

In Pt. 1 of this powerful reasoning, Nesta, a reggae artist, explains why the persecution he faced for wearing dreadlocks as a child became the foundation of his confidence and identity.

I Was Bullied At School Because Of My Dreadlocks As A Child

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV Interviews

In Pt. 1 of this powerful reasoning, Nesta, a reggae artist, explains why the persecution he faced for wearing dreadlocks as a child became the foundation of his confidence and identity. According to Nesta, growing up as one of the only children with dre ...

In Pt. 3 of this powerful reasoning, Alex Haley’s grandsons, Bill Haley and Chris Haley, address the lawsuits and plagiarism allegations that became part of the legacy surrounding Roots. They explain why Alex Haley decided to settle one of the cases, why paying a settlement does not automatically prove guilt, and how a small number of disputed passages became associated with an entire book that took more than a decade to research and write.

Did Alex Haley Plagiarize Roots? His Family Responds

by Taron Butler I Never Knew TV Interviews

In Pt. 3 of this powerful reasoning, Alex Haley’s grandsons, Bill Haley and Chris Haley, address the lawsuits and plagiarism allegations that became part of the legacy surrounding Roots. They explain why Alex Haley decided to settle one of the cases, why ...