Wednesday, June 30, 2010
12 Radio
If you are easily embarrased by sex talk or if you are extremely sexually deprived, you may want to skip this week's show on 12 Radio.
However, if you like sex and want to hear a raw conversation about sex...tune in to 12 Radio at 9pm est.
TOPIC...BEHIND CLOSED DOORS-A open and raw discussion about sex and conversations that were once taboo...
Hosted by 12kyle and Friends
9pm est
8pm central
7pm mountain
6pm pacific
show link...http://bit.ly/9VLu0S
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Labels: 12 radio, black folk, black man, black men, black woman, black women, blog talk radio, men/women, relationships, sex
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
12 Radio
TOPIC...The Sports Wrap up
Co-hosted by Juan C.
NBA Finals
NBA Free Agency
MLB
NFL
Show starts at 9pm EST
8pm Central
7pm Mountain
6pm Pacific
here's the link...
http://bit.ly/bnA8EB
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Labels: 12 radio, blog talk radio
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
take it off...but keep it on
It's officially here!
Unless you live near the North Pole, it's probably hot where you live. And when it's hot, you have to dress accordingly. That means LESS clothing!
Less is more!
Or is it?
I'm perplexed by some of the clothing...or lacktherof that I see each day that is worn by women. There's nothing wrong with showing a little skin but some women really need to know where to draw the line.
I know that you wear what you wear to the draw the attention of men. That's obvious. I undertstand that perspective. However, you must also understand that the way you dress speaks volumes (non-verbally) about you. Does this give men the right to touch you or say inappropriate things to you? No! But you say a lot about yourself when you're scantly clad
The women's dress code has been passed on to the teenagers. I saw a girl the other day who had on a SHORT skirt and 5 inch heels! She was probably about 15 yrs old. What parent allows their child to dress like this? Are you kidding me? I don't have any daughters...but I do have nieces and I wouldn't allow this.
There's a difference between being sexy and slutty. You do the math.
Ladies, when you take it off...make sure that you leave something on.
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Labels: black woman, black women, blackwomen, clothes
Monday, June 21, 2010
change tha game
When you're hungry...you're supposed to eat.
You can either eat to be briefly satisfied.
Or you can eat to be full.
When I think about the quality of music that's out today, I think that we're being served appetizers (at best). Especially when it comes to my beloved hip hop. See...I'm a hip hop head. Always have been...always will be.
Sometimes I tend to wax poetic about how hip hop USED to be. It's something that I have to do. At this point, real hip hop barely exists. NaS created an uproar a few years ago when he said "hip hop is dead." It aint dead but it definitely is on life support. Hip hop has been taken over by rap. There are a slew of rappers that are out today. Very few MCs. There is a difference between the two.
Black Thought of the Roots said it best..."The principles of true hip hop have been forsaken. Its all contractual and about money making." That is so true. Record labels are more concerned with making great singles that will climb the charts. Record labels USED to be concerned with making great albums.
Take a second to think about one of your favorite hip hop albums. Odds are likely that you can listen to it all the way through. That's not the case with rap music today. The music is packaged and marketed like a piece of meat. In fact, you'll probably hear more about who's on the album or who produced it than you will about how good it is. Sign of the times? Or a lack of talent?
Both!
Where does rap go from here? Sales are fading fast and the industry is filled with gimmick/commercial/wannabe thugs/drug addicts who get in a recording booth who get high and say whatever they feel. Honestly, I don't care what happens to rap.
Just give me my hip hop. And you'll see me...a 37 year old, married, father of 3...in my b boy stance...cold chillin in the place to be.
Why?
I Still Love H.E.R
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Labels: hip hop, hip hop 101, muzik
Sunday, June 20, 2010
from me 2 u
They make me laugh
They frustrate me (occasionally)
They amaze me
They inspire me to push myself when I don't want to do certain things.
They are a gift from God. And I thank him for loaning them to me.
They complete me
They have helped me put a different perspective on life
They love me...unconditionally.
They surprise me (like this morning when they made me breakfast in bed...a pop tart and grits)
They are my everything.
The 3 things in life that they require from me...LOVE, DISCIPLINE, and an EXAMPLE to follow. I've done that. And I will continue to do it until there is no more air in my lungs and my blood stops flowing.
To Deion (10), Kameron (7), and Brandon (3)...thank YOU for making me a Father.
I love you.
Happy Father's Day to all of the men who are dedicating their lives to being great fathers!
Posted by 12kyle at 7:00 AM 6 comments
Labels: fatherhood, life and times of KD
Friday, June 18, 2010
follow the leader
Sometimes you have to do a self assessment
You ask yourself...
"How did you become the man who you are?"
After pondering the question, you realize that you are who you are and how you got here. You're shaped by your experiences. Just as important, you're shaped by those around you. Those around you have helped shape you and you've helped shape them.
I look at myself. Then I look at those around me...my younger brother, Damon...my 1st cousins (who grew up with me like my brothers) Mike & Eric...MEN
My crew from my hometown...JFresh, Roody, Zell, Derrick, Ryan, Zo, Shaft, Travis...MEN
My crew from college..Moe, Russell, Big Mel, Clark, Q, Naylon, Juan, Steve, Bobby, Danny, Bruce...MEN
The more that I assess all of us...we are MEN. We are all MEN who had great MEN in our lives who helped mold us. As we approach Father's Day, we don't need the kudos or the pats on the back. With the exception of 2 of the MEN that I mentioned, we're all FATHERS. Great FATHERS. How did we become great? We learned it from other MEN. At the end of the day, a woman can raise a boy...but it takes a MAN to raise a MAN.
That's not debatable.
How do I know?
Me and my crew are a living testimony.
Posted by 12kyle at 1:12 AM 9 comments
Labels: black men
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
12 Radio
Tune in tonight to 12 Radio.
TOPIC : Baggage Claim...Dealing with Baggage in realtionships
Co-hosted by Sweet Stiletto
9pm EST
8pm Central
7pm Mountain
6pm Pacific
link
http://bit.ly/9Gx3oX
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Labels: 12 radio, blog talk radio, relationships
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
12 Radio

Tune in tonight to 12 Radio!
June is Black Music Month.
In celebration of Black Music Month, we'll be talking about the best hip hop albums of the 90s.
9pm EST
8pm Central
7pm Mountain
6pm Pacific
http://bit.ly/bK6kWI
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Labels: 12 radio, blog talk radio
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
da kiss/ 12 Radio
Some people go...
Some people come and go...in...then out of your life.
Everybody has a purpose, though.
Then there are those who may (or may not be) obscure for no reason. They are obscure but they still stand in your life's timeline. Why? Because they shared a special moment with you.
YOUR FIRST KISS!!!
I remember it like it was yesterday. I was 7 yrs old. LOL. Didn't really know what I was doing but I know that she told me to kiss her. She was my girlfriend. She lived in Newark, NJ and I lived in Florence, SC. I had been in Newark for a few weeks and she lived next door to my mom's friend. I dont remember much about her as a girlfriend. I really don't remember much about the kiss. I just remembered that she told me that I should kiss her since we were leaving and heading back to SC.
So I did
It was just like a kiss on the Young and the Restless! LOL
I heard that she had a kid when we were 15. I don't know what happened to her after that. I saw her before she got pregnant. And she was still cute! And she reminded me that she was still my girlfriend. Hahahaha
I wonder where she is now. I wonder if she thinks I'm still her boyfriend?
Shoutout to Janice Beckton...wherever you are!
What about you? Who was your first kiss? And where are they?
Hollatchaboi!
*** Programming Note ***
Tune into 12 Radio tonight at 9pm est. TOPIC...Dating 101...An introspective look at the Dating Scene in 2010. Join me and my panel as we discuss the dating scene. Here's the link...http://bit.ly/ddfEzD
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Labels: 12 radio, black man, black men, life and times of KD, men/women, relationships









