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A Pod Named KickbackIm No Brakes Nu, host of A Pod Named Kickback. Author: Nile Tariq Nu'Man
Im No Brakes Nu, host of A Pod Named Kickback. I spent 20 years as a rapper from DC who has appeared on 106 & Park, MTVs Direct Effect and became a legend in DC and the DMV for selling my CDs out of the trunk of my car and making fire music and music videos that watched like short movies. Never forget. I launched my internet radio show in April of 2012. The last few years I switched it to an official podcast and on this podcast I discuss the biggest stories in pop culture, politics, music, sex, and sports. Some weeks I find one idea Id like to discuss and solely focus on that. I invite some of the brightest, most engaging and entertaining minds I can find to have these discussions with me on my virtual kickback. Dont tell anyone but sometimes I invite listeners on the podcast too. I record live at 7PM on Sunday nights on youtube. As I come up on my 12th year of edutaining you I only ask that you subscribe to the vibe and tell a friend to do so as well. #NoBrakes @NoBrakesNu @APodNamedKickback Language: en-us Genres: Education, Entertainment News, News, Self-Improvement Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Access vs Alignment | Boundaries, Betrayal & The Culture Shift
Episode 332
Monday, 4 May, 2026
No Brakes Nu’ and Jacq take the mic together for a raw, unfiltered episode of A Pod Named Kickback that cuts straight to the core of access vs. alignment—and why knowing you doesn’t mean someone deserves to reach you. From public fallout to private boundaries, they break down what it really means to stand on respect in a world where people violate and still expect access. The message is clear: if you cross the line, you get removed—no hesitation, no double-backs, no missed steps.The conversation turns heavier as they confront a disturbing, underreported reality—online spaces where manipulation and harm are being taught, and the bigger issue of why it’s not being talked about loud enough. They also dig into the ongoing fight around voting rights, gerrymandering, and how decisions tied to figures like Donald Trump continue to impact communities of color today.Bringing it back to culture, Nu and Jacq show love to John Wall returning to Howard University in a leadership role, and tap into new music from The Arti$t, whose latest project sets the tone with a smooth, undeniable vibe. Real talk, real perspective, and zero brakes—this is what it sounds like when clarity meets conversation ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
