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Jazzy from Jazzy Management discusses the importance of adding value and breakdowns 360 deals.

"I'm Shock-Green, the one who put the broccoli in your pasta."

Over the years I've been actively trimming the fat from my lifestyle in an effort to shrink my environmental feetpreezy. Here's a few things I'm mad proud of:
Tell me if I qualify as green yet?

Since '05 I now recycle my trash at home, always, as a rule.

HUMPTY: "Me too! I drop her back at the same bar I found her."

Since '02 I stopped hot-rodding huge V8 gas-hogs and have driven little 4-bangers & V6's instead. When time permits, I park and use public transit; it's fun, and I get to people-watch. Many witnesses around Oakland and LA will testify that they've seen me on buses and trains for the entire 20 years that Digital Underground has existed. In one of my favorite Common verses he says, "Sometimes I take the bus home, just to touch home." Yup, me too.

HUMPTY: "No, you take the bus because “Kiss u Back” didn’t sell like “The Humpty Dance” did! AAH HA!!

Since '06 I've stopped purchasing leather products, even ordered my new car (2010 V6 Camaro RS, 27 mpg HWY) with cloth interior rather than the much more pimpish leather buckets. This was a tough one for me!

Honestly, I still may occasionally wear a leather product, but only if I find it second-hand so that no additional animals were harmed. Soon I plan to not even do that.

HUMPTY: "Yeah, but that's cause you a broke-ass nigga!"

Since the beginning of Digital Underground, all of Humpty's fur coats and stage outfits have been faux fur, never real, not once. This includes:

-The white hat in the Humpty Dance video:

-The matching hat & long coat stage outfits from the early '90s stadium tours (We had 3 or 4 of these made by Western Costume in Hollywood; they also did Madonna and Michael Jackson's outfits):

Po discusses The Art of Listening and gives tips on ways to listen more effectively.

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Welcome to another vivid edition of Po Politickin. On today's show, we are joined by Toya Reece. Toya is the deputy director of operations at North County Serenity House (a nonprofit drug and alcohol rehab center that has been operating in Escondido, California for more than 40 years). Toya discusses ways to conquer drug and alcohol addiction. DMV area rapper/producer Product also stops by. Products explains the importance of being yourself and branding.

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Welcome to another spectacular edition of Po Politickin. On today's show, we politick with renowned sex therapist Alexyss K Tylor. Alexyss is an author, lecturer, motivational, speaker, and television host, best known for her talks on Vagina Power.



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Folks is back! White Folks explains that a woman can have anything she wants, even if it is another woman if she gets with a player. Folks redefines the fact that PIMPIN' is in you...not on you. Finally, Folks lets us knows where those hats come from. Directed and Filmed by Marcus Williams.

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Think and Grow Rich is one my all-time favorite books. Enjoy the clip!!

1. Work Longer: The average middle-class millionaire puts 70 hours a week into the job. They take 12 vacation days a year, seven fewer than the average middle-class worker.

2. Value Networking: More than 60% say knowing “many, many people” is very important in achieving financial success.

3. Take Risks: Over 90% of middle-class millionaires admit to having made a major career or business decision that had a bad outcome.

4. Avoid Vanilla Corporate Jobs: Over 80% own their own business or a has a stake in a partnership.

5. Do It For The Money: 74% say that choosing a career “for its potential financial rewards” is very important to achieving success.

6. Don’t See Themselves As Rich: Fully one-third of those worth $1 million to $10 million think of themselves as middle class (the other two-thirds consider themselves upper middle class). Meanwhile, 21% of middle-class people (making $50,000 to $80,000 annually) call themselves members of the upper middle class.

7. Put Family First Over Community: The values the mass affluent place the most importance on are ethics, responsibilities to loved ones, parenthood and children’s education.

8. Pay For Help: Half of them have hired personal or career coaches.

9. Put Family First In Vacation: Over 60% of middle-class millionaires say that spending time with family is an important component of a vacation. By contrast, only 28% of middle-class workers think so.


Prince, R, & Schiff, L (2008). The Middle-Class Millionaire: The Rise of the New Rich and How They are Changing America.New York: Doubleday Business.

What's up, What's up, What's up,

Welcome to another trill edition of The Po Politickin Show. Today we chop it with the hip hop group 5D. Show topics include "Should Married Men Have Game", "Poetry By Lady T", and "Sports Talk with CP".


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