Y'all's the hate on all of my moves, but that niggas on it.

That used to bait me on me and my views, but that niggas on it.

I said you want it.

I used to tell him I had me a show when now niggas on it. Her homie's on it. Your homie's on it. Y'all's the hate on all of my moves, but that niggas on it. Now you just debate me on me and my views, but now niggas on it.

I used to tell him I had me a show, but now niggas on it.

Her homie's on it.

Now you want it.

Yeah, homieas on it. I used to tell him I had me a show, but now niggas on it. Her homies on it. Your homies on it. The realist podcast. TRP Nation was good. Summer vacation is officially over. We are now back to work. And what better guests to bring back than somebody that's a constant supporter of the show, somebody that was on

one of the last episodes before we took a summer break, and somebody that's just been a big advocate

of TRPE in a lot of different rooms behind the scenes for the last couple of years.

And his role as social impact director for Philadelphia Soccer 2026.

Jonathan Tye oversees human rights and sustainability initiatives, community relations,

small and diverse business engagement, neighborhood actions, and activations, and workforce development programs.

His impact force approach was refined during his eight-year tenure with the city of Philadelphia,

where he served in multiple capacities, including the mayor's office, the Commerce Department, and the

division of aviation. He's hosting us today at one of Philly Soccer's community partners. How do I

pronounce this? Because I know I'm going to mess it up. Tair Puerto Ricanio. As a catch-up

to our latest episode and also to discuss all of the amazing community initiatives that they have rolled out since then.

TRP Nation, welcome back to the show, Mr. Jonathan Todd.

Appreciate the morning.

What's up, brother?

It's always good to see you.

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