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On tonight's episode we just let loose and talk about anything on our heart. Though this episode isn't based on a topic we still feel it imperative that you understand that black people just being free to be, be shown in as many examples of it's fullness as possible. Come on this unpaved road with us to the aNvKai Tree. 

In this episode, we discuss the trials and tribulations of distance learning on educators and parents during the COVID-19 pandemic. With our Special guest Amber Nicole Brand. 

We discuss living in COVID-19 epicenter with health care professionals J.M. Garcia and Joy Snead.

In this episode we're talking about mythological creatures and their spiritual applications. Make sure you friend GypjaQ (Jack Fuller) and Mx. Sykes on Facebook to check our live videos and other content. Make sure you subcribe to us on youtube 

In this episode we discuss the idea of how wwe as men or color want to reshape, redefine, and refocus masculinity in this new deacade! With special guest Michael Hendley. @yalodde_oshun (twitter) @edan_muyiwa81 (IG)

In this episode GypaQ and Mx. Sykes address thoughts and fears around COV19 pandemic in America in the Black LGBTQAI+ community.

In this episode GypjaQ and Mx. Sykes discuss the issue of gender dysphoria in Non-binary, Gender Non-conforming (GNC), 3rd Gender and Two-Spirited people. So often in the conversation about transness, body image, and dysphoria gender fluid people are left out. We're here tonight to unpack that and talk about our personal experience in the subject.

In this episode Gypjaq, Mx. Sykes and special guest Davon Smith discuss the prevalence of pick-me culture and why we're sick and tired of it!

In this epsiode GypjaQ and Mx. Sykes discuss the infalliblity of our ancestors in seeking libertation from chattel slavery, jim crow, civil rights, and  african diasporic revolution from white supermacy.

Should African and colonized people disengage from the American political system?  Should we try to subvert the political system from within or should we focus our energies on revolutionary efforts. Please follow us on instagram @anvkaitree | @GypaQkai | @Mx.Sykes and follow us on Youtube | Spotify | Apple Podcast or where ever you find your podcast Follow our guest on twitter: Blair Dottin-Haley - @BKDottinHaley Brandon Dottin-Haley - @BIDottinHaley Morgann Freeman - @Morgann_Freeman Gazi Kodzo - @ChiefGaziKodzo

In this episode Gypjaq and Mr. Sykes discuss their thoughts on why black men and society at large throw black women under the bus so easily. We get into Terry Crews, T.I. (I know promised I wouldn't talk about that man no mo' but) and a few others. What is the unwillingness to have black womens backs and where it stems from.

In this episode Gypjaq and Mx. Sykes talk about the difference between gender, sexuality, and romance; the intersectionality and the spectrum therein. 

With this episode we want ask women what they think  womanhood, femininity, and feminism will look like in this  new decade. What are some ideals, hopes and fears you have for women in 20s? What are some things we should leave behind in the last decade? What new challenges you expect for women of color in the next 10 years? And how are they different from that we’ve faced before? We have our special guest @mojodisco and @DaRuddestJones !!!! Please follow, like and subcribe to us on Youtube | Spotify | Apple Podcast | Google Podcast | IG - anvkaitree 

In this episode we give our personal reflections and highlights of 2019 as well as our 2020 spiritual reading. We have some of our guest from this past season share their highlights from this year as well.

We get into your questions and comments about love and relationships

This episode is supposed to be about relationships and romance but we're probably gonna talk shit about men! In fact it's highly likely that this episode will devolve into a discussion about how men ain't shit with a few insight into maintaining personal and romantic relationships along the way.  This is our last episode of the season with special guest actress Tamara Williams (@BLueJayBirdie1) FOLLOW, LIKE AND SUBCRIBE TO THE ANVKAI TREE ON Spotify | Apple Podcast | Google Podcast | Youtube | IG - @anvkaitree

There was much more to talk about with Gazi after revolutionary 101 so here is a little bit of what we talk about after the podcast. We touched on everything from life, love to spirituality!

Tonight we are honored to have Commander-in-Chief of the Black Hammer organization Gazi Kodzo here to give us a master class on starting or joining a revolutionary movement. He's going to give us a few tips and insights on reasons and ways to start our own grassroots movement. Also give us things to look out for when joining a movement. We will also get into how to start a community action plan and much (this might be a two parter y'all)! For more information on Gazi and the Black Hammer organization please visit Blackhammer.org  Follow on Gazi Kodzo on IG@ChiefGazi & Twitter @ChiefGaziKodzo Please FOLLOW/LIKE AND SUBCRIBE to the aNvkai Tree on Spotify | Apple Podcast | Youtube | Google | IG @anvkaitree For more music from Chazz Giovanni - Soundcloud | Bandcamp Black Therapist Podcast Toy Drive

Tonight we will discuss how does toxic masculinity and patriarchy effect our personal decision  making and community building. We will define these terms and talk about how they show up in the black community.

Tonight we discuss the idea of sprituality as a form of activism and a tool of revolution. GypjaQ and Mx. Sykes talk about their own spiritual journies and practices, how they use them as form of activism. They also discuss how sprituality can be a powerful tool in revolutionarism. Find us and follow on: Spotify  Apple Podcast Google Podcast Youtube IG- @GypjaQKai | @Mx.Sykes Listen to Bridget Perez on- Spotify | Apple Music | Soundcloud Follow @bperezington - IG & Twitter Bridgetperez.com