Let Me Speak

Sep 11 2022
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Let Me Speak is a podcast created and hosted by De'aja Plummer, dedicated to allowing Black men in rap/hiphop to express their thoughts and opinions on important issues going that affect our black communities. The media has portrayed a horrible narrative on black men in the rap and hiphop world that these men are only pants sagging thugs who only know about degrading women, killing people and other stereotypical things. Let Speak Podcast is here to destroy that incorrect narrative.

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Episode 37 ft. @GlassesLoc

Sep 11 2022 30 mins  
In this episode of the Let Me Speak podcast, I had the honor of interviewing the Watts OG and legend himself, @GlassesMalone. During our discussion Glasses Malone gives his insight on the real meaning behind gangs, his thoughts on the current YSL case and much more!

Episode 36 ft. @PacoKapone115

Jun 01 2022 38 mins  
Episode 36 features very unique and Dallas, Texas native Paco Kapone! His street smarts and southern flow gives us music for every reason and occasion you need! Take a listen as Kapone goes over his thoughts on the Young Thug and Gunna case, life in Texas and more!

Episode 35 ft. @YoungKingHenry

May 06 2022 53 mins  
In episode 35, I had the opportunity to have such a very insightful and eye opening conversation with RnB singer and young African King, O Henry, from Oakland, CA. In todays world we dont have enough young black men such as O Henry. Take a listen to as he gives his views on what it means to be an African man, how losing Nipsey Hussle had such an impact on the hoods and so much more

Episode 34 ft. @DruLira

Apr 01 2022 38 mins  
In this episode of the Let Me Speak Podcast I had the pleasure of listening to the coolest dude around, Dru Lira from Monrovia, CA. This episode was such a vibe you most definitely dont want to miss. Come listen as Dru Lira goes over his creative process as an artist, his influences growing up and more!

Episode 33 ft @FadeDresto

Mar 25 2022 35 mins  
Episode 32 features the very dope @FadedDresto from Texas! Chill out with he and I and listen as he shares his thoughts on the current state of the country.

Episode 32 ft. @Yeroc_Obama

Feb 27 2022 36 mins  
On episode 32 of the Let Me Speak podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing the very educated and wise Black King Yeroc Obama. What an enlightening conversation we had! Take a listen as Yeroc shares his eye opening thoughts on issues our black communities face.

Episode 31 ft. @CamilosGarden

Feb 15 2022 34 mins  
Episode 31 of the Let Me Speak Podcast features the incredibly talented yet extremely wise young @CamilosGarden from Queens, NY. You have to listen to the words of such a wise young king! You wont regret it! Get to listening as CamilosGraden speaks!

Episode 30 ft. @IamCeCeValencia

Nov 22 2021 41 mins  
On this very special episode of the Let Me Speak podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing radio personality and the face of LAs radio station, 93.5 Kday, representing Los Angeles the dopest CeCe Valencia. In this episode CeCe discusses what it is like growing up a Mexican woman in Los Angeles, the struggles of being a woman in a male dominated radio world and what keeps her goin

Episode 29 ft. @_Dspank

Sep 24 2021 43 mins  
Episode 28 of the Let Me Speak podcast features the very talented D-Spank from Los Angeles, California of course. You might've seen him on the Shaderoom showing off his amazing dance skills but in this episode he showed how much of an intelligent black king he is. Do back men stick up for black women enough and vice versa? Is Texas wrong for passing a bill that no longer requires s

Episode 28 ft. @Mani_Coolin

Sep 11 2021 31 mins  
Episode 28 of the Let Me Speak Podcast, I had the pleasure of sitting down and talking to Roll With The Winner$ own, Mani Coolin @Mani_Coolin, from Los Angeles, California! In this episode Mani Coolin answers questions like: " Did crack do more damage to the black community than slavery? " "Who has been a better president so far for the black community? " and much more!