The Dead Homies & Enemies Podcast

Democrats Fold Again — The Game They Play with Black Power

When the money talks, the people walk — and this latest government “shutdown deal” proves it. In this episode of Dead Homies & Enemies, we break down how the Democrats once again sold out their base to keep their donors happy. Prof. BlackTruth called it: this shutdown wasn’t a slip-up, it was a setup.
From Chuck Schumer to Hakeem Jeffries, the so-called “leaders” played the same revolving-door blame game — while real Black empowerment stays off the table. We’re talking about political chess in a rigged system, where our loyalty is the bait and power’s the price.
🧠 Street-smart talk meets strategic thinking.💬 Tap in, think deeper, and never play the pawn.
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Death Ain’t the End: The Visitors & The Afterlife Truth

What if death ain’t the end—just another mission?
From a firefighter’s near-death experience to Whitley Strieber’s encounters with beings beyond this world, we dive deep into the idea that consciousness never dies. Whether you’re from the block or the battlefield, this episode explores what the afterlife might really be—and why the hardest souls are often chosen for the deepest lessons.
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They Don’t Want You to Know: The Hidden Tech Files

From the block to the black budget—Dr. Steven Greer exposes how powerful forces have been hiding game-changing technology for decades. We talk teleportation, consciousness control, and the manipulation of what we see as “reality.” This one’s for the thinkers, the hustlers, and the ones who know there’s always more to the story.
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The Legend of Stingy Jack and the Jack-o'-Lantern

Discover the eerie origins of the Jack-o’-Lantern through the chilling Irish legend of Stingy Jack. This tale follows Jack, a cunning drunkard who tricks the Devil not once, but twice, securing a promise that his soul will never be taken to Hell. Yet when Jack dies, both Heaven and Hell turn him away, condemning him to roam the earth forever. With only a burning ember inside a hollowed turnip to light his way, Jack becomes the first wandering spirit of Halloween night. Learn how this haunting story gave rise to the tradition of carving lanterns—first from turnips, beets, and potatoes in Ireland, and later pumpkins in America.
Perfect for Halloween lovers, folklore fans, and anyone curious about the dark roots of one of the season’s most iconic symbols.
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You Are the God of Your Imagination: Jung, Quantum Reality & the Creative Mind

What if the universe is not just out there—but within you?In this episode, we explore the deep crossroads between Carl Jung’s psychology, quantum physics, and spiritual consciousness. Drawing from the academic work “Carl Gustav Jung, Quantum Physics and the Spiritual Mind”, we examine how wave–particle duality and Jung’s Unus Mundus both point to a mindlike cosmic background from which all physical reality emerges.
Balancing this scientific view with a mystical one, we turn to the viral YouTube talk “What If God Is Just Pretending to Be You?”—a modern spiritual interpretation of imagination as the creative power of God. Together, these perspectives invite us to see imagination not as fantasy, but as the mechanism of creation itself—the bridge between consciousness and matter.
🔮 Topics include:
The intersection of quantum theory and Jungian archetypes
The idea of a conscious, unified universe
Visualization and belief as tools of transformation
How imagination shapes the realities we experience
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Reparations: "America’s Unpaid Debt: How Slavery Built Wall Street, Harvard & the U.S. Economy"

The wealth of the United States was never self-made — it was Black-made.This episode of Dead Homies & Enemies Podcast breaks down “American Economic Engines: Slavery’s Global Finance and Legacies,” exposing how Wall Street, major banks, insurance companies, railroads, and elite universities like Harvard and Yale all profited from chattel slavery.
We dive deep into:💰 How the U.S. government directly benefited from slavery — at every level.🏦 The role of banks, universities, and corporations in financing the slave economy.📜 The 13th Amendment loophole that legalized modern slavery through incarceration.🎖️ How the GI Bill and housing policies shut Black Americans out of generational wealth.🏚️ The ongoing damage of redlining, gentrification, and systemic theft.
The conclusion? America is a debtor nation — and reparations are overdue.
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The Psychic Benefits of White Supremacy

In this breakdown of Proffessor BlackTruth’s analysis, we explore how white supremacy sustains itself less through material wealth and more through “psychic benefits” — psychological rewards like status, superiority, and identity. The ruling elite use operatives and buffer groups motivated by these non-material perks, allowing them to maintain dominance without broad wealth distribution.
The video also examines history, noting how gunpowder technology allowed Europeans to expand global power despite coming from a resource-poor environment. Today, this same system influences modern politics and media, where shifts in racist rhetoric often reflect economic and generational changes rather than true transformation.
👉 Topics covered:
White supremacy and “psychic benefits”
How elites use buffer groups to maintain power
Gunpowder’s role in European expansion
Why modern anti-Black rhetoric adapts with financial trends
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Diddy's Insane Prison Sentence and Judicial Overreach

Description:This episode breaks down Poetik Flakko’s critical analysis of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ shocking 50-month prison sentence under the Mann Act. The case raises serious questions about judicial overreach and fairness in the legal system.
According to Flakko, the judge went far beyond the jury’s verdict—factoring in acquitted conduct such as force and coercion, and even classifying eight men who weren’t part of the conviction as “victims.” Despite the jury ruling that the transportation of two women was consensual, the court elevated the charges and increased the sentence.
Supporters argue that the sentence deters future offenders, while critics call it a dangerous misuse of judicial power. Even if Diddy is a controversial figure, was this punishment legally justified—or an abuse of the system?
🔑 Topics Covered:
Diddy’s 50-month sentence under the Mann Act
How acquitted conduct influenced sentencing
Victims added beyond the conviction
The debate over deterrence vs. justice
Public opinion: too harsh or too lenient?
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The Truth About Black Anti-Reparations Critics | Why Justice Can’t Be Negotiated

In this episode, we break down the growing debate around reparations for Black Americans and confront the voices opposing it from within the community. Drawing on insights from Prof BlackTruth, we expose why some Black critics dismiss reparations as “unrealistic,” and how this mindset plays into the hands of white supremacy.
We explore:
Why reparations are a non-negotiable demand for justice
How other groups have successfully secured reparations
The dangers of “respectability politics” and internalized self-hatred
Why Black empowerment depends on fighting for what’s owed
This is more than a policy debate—it’s about reclaiming dignity, resources, and political power for our community.
🎙️ Tap in for an unfiltered conversation on the fight for reparations and the truth about those standing against it.
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Lee Merritt: Civil Rights Crusader | Enough Documentary Spotlight

Award-winning Cineflix Productions presents Enough, a powerful new documentary spotlighting the life and work of civil rights attorney Lee Merritt. Known for championing justice in cases like Ahmaud Arbery and Atatiana Jefferson, Merritt’s tireless fight for accountability in police violence cases has made him a leading voice in the struggle for equality.
Co-directed by Matthew Vigil and Kreshnik Jonuzi (Top Neck Films), Enough explores Merritt’s groundbreaking legal battles, the emotional toll of social justice work, and his enduring impact on the movement for Black lives. With executive producers J.C. Mills and Tanya Blake, this docu-series captures the urgency and humanity behind Merritt’s fight for justice.
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