Hella Black episode 90. It's been a long time coming with this guest. We had the

homie Ekbeon. Egg pay is a day one supporter of both Hella Black and People's Breakfast, Oakland.

So we talk his support with our work, his experience as an NBA player,

and as a professional basketball player overseas, book clubs, and urban farming.

Y'all tap in. I'm juiced that we finally got you on now. It's a long time coming. I was like, damn, it's damn to your foul

that we haven't had you on this year yet.

And it's like, bro, I got off a show like now that I'm like,

somebody damn, I ain't seen this niggin't hell along like you know we use it we get I find niggas text like once every four months or some way or shit like that. But it's hell of dope to finally have you on just because when I think about the way that you've engaged,

both me and Blake and then our organization and our platform via Hella black like that shit I'm hella grateful especially because I know what

you got a whole bunch of other shit going in addition to being a professional basketball player

you got a whole bunch of other shit going on and the fact that you make time for niggas like us,

help support us, bro, and invest in us, like, these microphones that we is using it was like from your help,

bro, you feel me, the equipment that we had that we have is still used to this days, like, because of you,

bro. Our live show in June, niggas supported that, like, that's.

Niggas had us in the New York Times and shit man

pulled up to programs and as thorough as it gets. Yeah, the way you pulled up to

programs too would just help with genuine you know what I mean like just help with

genuine just trying to help people and serve people to us, you know, not everybody come to the program and just beyond genuine shit, unfortunately.

So I definitely appreciate the way you rocked, the way you continue to rock and the way you've supported us

So I had to finally have you on the show bro That's love I'm happy to be here man

I got salute you guys a little job for being consistent know, a lot of folks get into it, anything in life for real, and they drop off after a year or so things, seeing what they want to see, but y'all been been locked in I don't know how long we've known each other like three four years

and consistent and quality and for the people so, I'm just happy to be apart

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