Charlamagne tha God Opens Up About His Depression & Childhood Trauma!

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

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[@Thedaileybreath]

Our family has watched almost every episode and had discussions about each podcast since you began. We share, discuss and use this podcast as the most brilliant educational tool. We lost my husband & father in 2009 and knew college was most likely going to be out of the question. This podcast has been our ability to access education and information that previously has been only university accessible! Cannot ever thank you Steven enough!

[@TheAlkebulanTrust]

Congratulations

[@lorrainechittock]

Very cool!

[@user-zq4fv8sj6v]

@@Hummingbird243 You need to learn about others before you judge them. Let’s see you have the balls to interview like this. Besides, now that Catholics and the Clintons are above the law there’s a permissive culture.

[@anotherdaypoeticpresents]

All the way from Kenya @ 20years old and still learning more from this show

[@prawncarl12]

I was brought up unintentionally to be depressed, sad and afraid. This conversation was so refreshing

[@noura-alnawwarah]

You may be going through dark night of the soul.

[@aliceshambamuto3100]

My father disciplined me for things he didn't teach me... GOLD 👏👏♥️

[@olivia_ngozika]

Charlamagne hurt Jessica Reid in a SA and has described d rugging women and doing the same thing. How can he have peace!

[@CMagnaye1]

Yup! Pure Gold!

[@ObstaclestoOpportunities]

dude was graped and that is the line we remember, smh

[@lisbeth6911]

“graped”….what’s “Graped”🧐🤔

[@olivia_ngozika]

@@ObstaclestoOpportunities he did the same to Jessica Reid, and said out of his own mouth, in previous interviews, that he thought it was OK to drug and take it without consent. He is a victim and a perpetrator.

[@chelseapittman1723]

“We are the first generation to have the luxury of healing” a word.

[@aakua]

True❤

[@StephenMykal]

Man. People never really know what anyone has been through. THeres so much history in between the layers.

[@mylesmikieal]

Yep

[@Eric-zc5vt]

Wait just one minute dear buddy before you feel bad for Charlemagne. Watch the Tasha k interview with Jessica Reid. He drugged and sexually assaulted of 15 year old girl and now he's up there acting like he's a victim?

[@tonyamartin1425]

why do they need to? Are people more or less happy since dumb smart people have made that the norm?

[@jacqueline3465]

I feel like he’s misunderstood but I understand him more now!

[@Eric-zc5vt]

@@jacqueline3465 oh my God why do people make excuses for the celebrities charlamagne tha God and his buddies drugged a 15-year-old girl an assaulted her. He also openly admits to using Spanish fly and alcohol to have sex with women while they are asleep The only thing that needs to be understood about Charlemagne the God AKA Leonard McKelvey. Is that he is a monster. Justice for Jessica Reid

[@pllthetrgrrr2825]

Steven your ability to ask a question, shut up & listen is amazing. And the fact that you're making everyone cry is a bonus as well 😂👌🏽 Salute young brother

[@thecontentproducer]

Steven is the truth!

[@MeganSlatteryYoga]

The ONLY one who allows for long pauses and actually listens. He is the truth fr.

[@Cclearly9]

Those long silences are so powerful. Literally, the only podcaster I know that can do this.

[@Eric-zc5vt]

Charlamagne is lying now. He is playing the victim. Watch the Tasha k interview with Jessica Reid

[@esztieli]

After watching his podcasts, it’s really not easy to find this quality of content elsewhere. Brilliant

[@michelebella677]

I absolutely love seeing men being vulnerable and promoting vulnerability. This is so important for people who are inspired to be successful in their lives to know the journey other people went through in order to be the person they are today. Sharing honestly and openly takes a lot of courage because it opens you up to criticism, but it’s incredibly important to do. I come from the same generation that Charlemagne is from and when he said that we’re the first generation that have the ability to actually heal, I felt that.

[@Eric-zc5vt]

Charlamagne ain't no man. What he did to Jessica Reid no excuse. The Tasha k interview with Jessica Reid tells it all

[@tonyamartin1425]

That is were we get school shooters weak men men killing woman when they break up Guys killing kids at elementary schools when men have no emotional discipline They become undatable lonely angry and very dangerous to us all. Listening to a woman about how to be a man is the last thing a boy should do.

[@TheDonwiggins]

​@@Eric-zc5vther rape kit did not contain his DNA?

[@ObstaclestoOpportunities]

vulnerable for what, so a women which graped him gets away with crimes against young boys. Most people are scared to protect boys from grapist women. So damn society and there fake concern for men or boys

[@LorraineRiedlsperger]

This is so true. You have said it all

[@MrAmitdaswani]

I want to be the adult I feel I needed as a child. Wow.

[@moniquemichelle7295]

That’s it! Thanks how we find our purpose ❤

[@kwezchyn]

🫡🌹

[@SquintyBubbles]

My husband died when my boy was 8 weeks old. I was really concerned about finding male role models for him. He is 24 now and honestly, it has been a tough journey finding the right person at the right time. Grandparents die, older cousins have other commitments. Friends from the church have jobs and families too. It was tough having someone there for him at his point of need. This is a great interview.

[@victorking7422]

Well done Sister. Keep on keeping on

[@pracs3377]

I’ve had the same struggle with my 17 year old. Keep on. Blessings💚

[@junebuckner1174]

❤❤❤❤ ur show! I have learned so much. And I am listening.

[@danniolsen1960]

My 3rd son's father died when he was 4 months old and it really sent me into a talespin!!! I understand how you feel!!!

[@justinanthenge619]

I hear you sister.Well done! I raised 3 kids alone. In Africa we have maids and sisters and they do a lot for you and you in turn do a lot for them. There was no father figure as my brothers were all drunk but somehow we made it. They are now responsible Adults. I looked for one but they are all con!!!

[@Mack462]

You guys are the generation of healing thanks for acknowledging that Char sending blessings to you and yours!

[@vee2841]

Excellent interview. God has truly had His hand on you Charlemagne. As a therapist I’m so glad you’re using your platform to speak about therapy and bring awareness to your struggles, especially in our community. God bless you and your family.

[@monica204laurel]

This dialog has completely changed my opinion on Charlemagne thaGod. Excellent podcast, and I look forward to seeing more from your channel.

[@CANDYSOULonline]

This interview triggered me sooooo much in a GREAT way. I had to pause it SEVERAL times. Very powerful interview! Thank you Char for your SHARING your growth! Thanks interviewer for your BRILLIANT interviewing style and also just allowing him to talk and those GREAT questions! just...Thank yall! I will definitely get the books now.

[@SIFWD1]

Having watched and listened to Charlemagne over the years, you can see how he has evolved and healed through self-reflection and self-help. Good to see he is sharing his transformation with the world. I think he'll help a lot of people by exposing his own issues as he has.

[@Eric-zc5vt]

Oh hell no. Charlamagne tha God. Was accused of drugging and sexual assault of a 15 year old black girl Jessica Reid. The Tasha k interview with Jessica Reid watch it 😠

[@juanpatino7289]

@@Eric-zc5vt Hes also a grifter

[@Eric-zc5vt]

@@juanpatino7289 don't know if your Latino. Or not but I have to give it up to the Latino community 👏👏 no way shape or form would this be accepted in the Latino community.. the black community is only people that make excuses when black celebrities violate their women.. r Kelly got off for so many years Sean puffy Combs got off of so many years.. the list goes on of black celebrities being able to take advantage of black women. this is why white supremacy were able to keep us in the back of the bus for so damn long. No pride. But then got the nerve to get mad,, when the Dominicans say,, I no Black. I'm Black and I'm f****** disgusted with my own race sometimes.

[@thelucariamonarchs4889]

​@@juanpatino7289 annoying and disrespectful as hell on his radio show as well, he doesnt deserve to have these platforms

[@tippieyanez8289]

Thank you for bringing this man on..I love how he talks about disconnecting. Right as I start my summer of silence. Disconnecting from outward noise and connecting to Source.

[@TheDejat3]

Right there with you Queen. My summer of solitude has started. Blessings to you.

[@laraoneal7284]

This is the first time I’ve seen CTG not act a fool. It’s so great to see that he is growing and changing into a man of moral integrity. God bless him. Hope he keeps his children and wife as a top priority forever. I’m a childhood trauma survivor so I understand the hurt and betrayal that comes from that. Recovery is hard work but so necessary.

[@Under_Construction100]

Man, I even stopped watching Breakfast Show because I noticed how they'd sometimes be insensitive toward guests but after this episode I have a complete new respect for CTG.

[@MelandRandy]

@@Under_Construction100watch his show and see if he actually changed. He puts a show on during his podcast which isn’t helping his followers AT ALL!! He straight lies to them which he shouldn’t do. He doesn’t do the due diligence needed to have an honest conversation about topics he brings up. He pushes a narrative.

[@iChocolateberry]

This is fundamental! It is important to speak about these experiences and shed light on topics such as sexual abuse, whether it involves boys or girls, and whether it happened in the past or is happening now. It is imperative to SPEAK UP! Such issues often get swept under the rug by those who are supposed to protect us as children or teens, or they go unnoticed. Men speaking about their experiences with sexual abuse not only conveys an important message but also dismantles the stereotype that only men are sexual predators. Women can be sexual predators too, and in my eyes, they are often the worst kind because they go undetected and unnoticed. There is so much to unpack in this interview. It is a valid and necessary conversation for the evolution, healing, and well-being of our young boys and men moving forward.

[@iChocolateberry]

Another important point, which I will address frankly, is the cultural aspect, especially within the Black community (as I am a Black, West Indian, woman and very much aware of this context). There is a toxic culture associated with this issue that many people do not discuss. It is often seen as a rite of passage or an initiation, like a "badge of honor," to engage with older women. In some cases, Black males in the family may encourage this behavior because they do not want the boy to be perceived as gay or to be gay, or they see the act as a way to become a man. Not only is this act inappropriate but IS; sexual cohesion. I understand that THIS, I know this, and at times coming from our older heads. It needs to stop!

[@tonyamartin1425]

No it is not a million people have done it already it just promotes a victim culture that is destroying America

[@sholaebofin6090]

Big facts

[@ObstaclestoOpportunities]

@@iChocolateberry talk about the men which are barely around per the black community and women, so really it is the women graping young boys and getting away with it. The small amount of men were sexually abused also so cut it out. These women get away with it in white communities like the teachers and the black community women get away with it. Stop trying to acting if men are supporting it even if some did they will say they were sexually victims also so of course they continue to push it forward. Duh.

[@JimsGirl]

I watch the Breakfast Club regularly, but I never knew so much about Charlemagne until this interview. Thank you😍

[@pracs3377]

I respect the strength it takes to be vulnerable in this way. I think it’s a noble character quality. Great interview.🙏🏾💚

[@gmack8138]

Thanks!

[@RoxanneAlexisHenry]

3 minutes in and I am in awe of how wonderful it is to hear him be real about a real problem facing the world today. I really appreciate listening to this guest - so many things resonate with me. Thank you all for this! They keep getting better and better like you promised, thanks DOAC TEAM!

[@silhouetteimage3976]

I applaud CTG for sharing his life experiences. Stay strong.God Bless him and continue healing him. 🙏🏾❤️💐

[@tebogodithejane9342]

Please choose me for the raffle from SOUTH AFRICA Never have I ever been out of the country. A phenomenal show indeed! I love your brother!

[@gracemitchell698]

That would be an experience for you, good luck!!

[@langabi408]

🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@kevintumelo954]

🇿🇦

[@Talk2thahand24]

Rooting for you!

[@muzidube6927]

E baba Mina ngifuna that 1000 pound!!!!

[@Tobstar76]

It's always a pleasure listening to CTG. Thank you for sharing your story of healing and showing us what it means to do the work of being a better man. I learn from you.

[@lucaschonch]

Get honest or die lying… beautifully said

[@stephaniebrigham-brock928]

I really respect him for coming to this amazing realization of how important it is to ‘show up as your authentic self…all the time.’ This has been very inspiring for me. Thank you for sharing your personal life-changing experiences. We grow from others sharing and teaching their truths.

[@ZeroSilence]

Dad was a drinker in and out of prison, never ever brought me up, rarely visited, when he did he was drunk. Which showed me how not to be to my own kids. That’s the only thing I got from him. RIP the ‘one’ my MUM.

[@cordster515]

God bless you

[@Itsganyo]

This podcast is one of my favourite rn. good episode btw. Love from Ghana🇬🇭

[@thobomona4775]

Great interview. Very few people are able to open up to the world about their life trauma's. Thank you 🙏

[@bellsells1]

OMG I loved this chat ...Char is so raw , so honest and yet strong and such a beautiful human . I just love him watched him for years ! Love from the UK Char we are age mates but I learn so much from you !

[@LorraineRiedlsperger]

I am a white woman currently trying to recover from a nervous breakdown. Depression, anxiety, ptsd. And other things. I would like to say. This pod cast, has related to so many things I feel. Charlemont, whom I have never heard of in my life is truly an inspiration to all of us. He maybe still has his battles as do we all. I am going to get his books. I am so pleased I watched this one,as the honest portrail of his life was truly amazing. 🙌 thank you

[@r.l.strange1897]

Books don’t help, get out and live. This clown or any other clowns book won’t do anything but fill their banks and empty your self worth.

[@carolinepark4033]

@@r.l.strange1897 we all have our own journeys and different torches to light our way. Don’t extinguish hers.

[@Eric-zc5vt]

​@@r.l.strange1897so true charlamagne tha God play guilty to child endangerment in which he drugged and sexually assaulted a 15 year old black girl Jessica Reid. Now he's trying to play the victim to sell a book Jessica Reid needs to write a book

[@olivialovesdesign]

Can I ask? How did you know you were having a nervous breakdown? Im a single mother of two under three and I have severe complex ptsd with multiple trauma layers and anxiety and depression and I feel so overwhelmed and can’t find joy or motivation and feel so just … crazy

[@elizabethwilk9615]

Why mention your skin color?

[@djwillofficial]

Thanks DOAC for another out of this world interview! I appreciate you all.

[@EdwardRicketts1]

This is the best conversation I’ve ever heard Charlamagne have, absolutely brilliant 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@MrsPoeticJust]

I agree! This gave me a whole different perspective of this brother. The Charlamagne I knew was a clown lol it was very interesting seeing him in a different light other than the Breakfast Club.

[@dragamboazulinqiacupuntura122]

Again I do not understand these thumbnails and wording about trauma and abuse. We need to be sensitive to people's stories they've confided in you by talking about it in your podcast. You should treasure that! Not exploit it. People are supposed to click because he got molested? Honestly lack of tact and compassion. Please revise your wording and your thumbnails and think more about which audience you want to read this and watch people who are sensationalists and looking for drama or those looking to be inspired?

[@ijeawele3125]

Agreed!!!

[@refreshingtwist]

Steven has a team that tests loads of thumbnails. So if this is the one that is up, that's because it gets the most attention. Unfortunately, humans are drawn to the dramatics. And, unfortunately, this is a business. He wants the clicks.

[@refreshingtwist]

@@Lightbeam007 Agreed. But I guarantee that we are the minority that think this way. With the way social media culture is, I don't see this changing anytime soon.

[@LashusJourney]

Agree 👍

[@robinr6399]

He said, the Internet is fueled by the seven deadly sins. And the algorithm proves it😢

[@mochadibanakupa6844]

“You can’t live life with fear , you gotta live life with faith” 🥺🥺 I am definitely going to enjoy this episode 💃💃💃 Let’s go 🥹

[@KDohermann]

I hike a lot by myself. When I come across other people they often ask aren't you scared? Yes but I am going to die someday, might as well live and enjoy what there is to enjoy before that day.

[@freemygrandma8752]

Fear has been overcoming me for the past few days. I don’t know what it is. I just started crying while typing is I don’t know why I don’t know where it’s coming from I guess because I’m dropping a truck

[@EsthiexLy]

I agree! Such a great quote!!!!!

[@FATHERPROVIDENCE]

Ur born with fear and bravery..fear always there dnt pretend its not...question is how will u handle it when it visits u...emotions have everything with fear , love , peace ....

[@kbozeman7769]

Wonderful interview with Char. The growth and healing is so evident so grateful for the vulnerability and honesty of the human condition and how real and spiritual…. Respect !! This will influence many many people. God bless you and yours … great interview Steven. I’m a therapist I was very touched. I’m so happy therapy has been a healing journey for you Char

[@Nah-ah]

Did not expect Chala on DOACEO! Thank you, Steven! Amazing interview! 🙏🏽

[@Under_Construction100]

Same here. It was a nice unexpected & refreshing surprise

[@maynamour]

I have so much respect for this man now- there are some gems of wisdom in his pocket! thanks for a great episode 👏🏽

[@PabloSchred]

Congrats on the 6 million subs - Definitely one of the best Podcasts around, so many incredible conversations

[@EastsideAngie]

I feel like my past, my struggles and the way I view life and this world are so parallel to Charlamagne’s …it was so refreshing to hear! Panic attacks are no joke! I’m blessed everyday for finding an amazing therapist I can talk to. Self-help = not only surviving your past, but understanding it so you can be the change you needed. I’m breaking the chain so my 13 yr old son doesn’t have to.❤️ I absolutely think it’s imperative to listen to all sides of the debate before you can make an informed decision on where you stand. It’s OK to agree to disagree and still be friends. Not apologizing for showing up as your authentic self instead of who you think everybody expects you to be. People not being afraid to take the time to engage in deep meaningful conversation. Time is precious, stop wasting it putting down someone else, being jealous of someone else or with other meaningless conversation. Gratitude and optimism is both a gift and savior of the soul and your sanity. Acts of service and just loving one another is the answer to a blessed life!🙏🏻

[@SippingTati]

I love this interview. Unbiasedly

[@Ciera_Banks]

I absolutely LOVED this guest and this episode. Needed this 100%. Related to a lot. Wise men here. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Brilliant Idiots now have a new subscriber 😊 Thank you Charlamagne for your vulnerability! God bless.

[@esztieli]

Thank you for your amazing podcast Steven, as someone who is from a small Central European country I didn’t know many of your guests, but each person is really special and interesting, I’m listening these people and you( and how you listen to these people) 2 times a day to catch up all the episodes. I’m doing this for 6 weeks, almost every day. And i feel my head and heart growing from these conversations, not to mention my vocabulary as a non-native speaker with a strong Hungarian accent 🎉 thank you sooo much. You are a gifted human being for sure 🤍

[@AndyT-np8mm]

Cuki vagy!

[@LinPendle]

This was one of the best I've listened to.

[@mellmoi7571]

Thanks for another amazing conversation 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@kristynaw28]

I loved Steven offering the domain name to Charlemagne. You are a winner Steven!

[@SyreLikeAFire]

so many nuggets of wisdom in this - as a 20 year old black man, thank you.

[@Eric-zc5vt]

Be careful. Charlemagne drugged 15 year old black girl. And you know what else. The Tasha k interview with Jessica Reid tells you all you need to know about this con man. He just trying to sale a book

[@h3artands0uLL]

This was profound. Loved the bits of being academic and unplugging. Thank you Charlemagne

[@chantelstock1903]

Faith over fear ❤ that hit hard as a parent

[@lyndale250]

Great POD! Love to see that CTHEGOD has healed and grown so much. ❤🙏👏👏

[@creativeedge6356]

This was absolutely phenomenal. I appreciate the transparency. What a "big conversation"... thoughtful and honest. I'm addicted to this podcast.

[@melindamullins9272]

this interview was brilliant i love when the guest opens up and doesn't think he to big to tap into his actual feelings thank you for this authenticity.

[@vusanichirwa1348]

“We have two ears but only one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak." Steven exemplifies this principle through his exceptional ability to listen actively and attentively 👏👏

[@danniolsen1960]

AGREED!!!!!!!

[@Aspacetobe]

I absolutely love this podcast, and I have much respect and adoration for Charlamagne. May you both stay in power and inspire others to heal and evolve. Blessings to you always!!

[@maleselamafokoane3478]

🎉6 Million Subscribers🎉lots of love from South Africa🇿🇦.

[@ToyHigh]

Great conversation! Great information! Great interview! Great insight!

[@chantelstock1903]

Thank you for your podcasts, which led me to your book. I only wish I had found you earlier. You have changed my mindset, and my life. I'm sure I'm one of the many. But I'm blessed moreover as a result of your impact on my life 🙏

[@simone2241]

Enlightened and empowered by this interview. This interview will help so many individuals realize they’re not alone.

[@cupidsiza]

I usually listen to the interview without posting any comments. This time I feel the need to. Charlemagne is such a hypocrite and is very good at playing the "my anxiety and depression" card and yet he is responsible for causing so many people who have come to his radio show so much anxiety and depression...he's been talking about his journey to healing through therapy and yet the way he treats people doesn't come across as someone who has any form of human understanding and comprehension. He lives in a world where only his feelings are valid...Hypocrite!!!

[@Gemima756]

Brilliant, honest, real and vulnerable!! Much respect for this interview

[@MK-mq6vy]

lovely episode. DOAC never misses i'd love to win an online competition

[@AmariDJMonaLisa1]

The most powerful interview I have ever watched.

[@vivianeaires3335]

Thank you Steve for an amazing podcast.❤

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

You're welcome, so glad you enjoyed it 🙏

[@Eric-zc5vt]

Thank you Steve for an amazing podcast? He just interviewed a man who drugged and assaulted a 15-year-old girl by name of Jessica Reid, he and his buddies. He goes on to have a successful career and life. Jessica will forever live a lifetime of nightmare. Because no one stands up for her she's not on someone's podcast. watch the Tasha k interview with Jessica Reid. CTG. Is a liar. A monster. If you look at him and listen to him real closely you can see most of his stories are fabricated. Here's a man openly admitted to using Spanish fly and alcohol so that he can take advantage of women while they're asleep. I wouldn't trust anything that comes out of this guy's mouth. Is living proof that the devil is amongst us

[@Eric-zc5vt]

Every time I make a comment about this guy for some strange reason KZbin will make it disappear that's how you know they're all monsters and they're making excuses for people like charlamagne to do what they do to people just because they're celebrity. justice for Jessica Reid

[@FrankWilliams-ii7kl]

Hello

[@Georgetellme]

Indeed ❤️🙏

[@tonyastokesrealestate]

This is so good. CTG dropped so many gems.

[@zoras9371]

Let's not forget, Charlamagne and his friends drugged and SA'd a minor.... she did an interview with the youtuber, Tasha K, definitely check that out. Also, Charlamagne has publicly made jokes about the first time him and his now wife slept together, it wasn't entirely consensually because she was out of it. A true discussion of vulnerability must encompass not only the wounds that you've endured, but also the wounds you've caused others. But his victims have been black women so I guess that's why we don't care...

[@Eric-zc5vt]

Oh hell yeah 💯 speak on it. I was just saying the same thing 👍👍

[@Eric-zc5vt]

If you can go after p Diddy you should go after him too. I wonder how his daughters are going to feel when they find out what he did to Jessica Reed and she was only 15 years old

[@zoras9371]

@@Eric-zc5vt this 1000%!

[@veronicaglouster1713]

He is growing and you holding on to his path. Karma will deal with him, while u stuck on so called accountability and judgment. You're not God. Move on. But he has some very good cultural references to growing up whoring men in our society. You all made hyper sexuality common place. Then want to hold people to unrealistic moral standards.

[@sholaebofin6090]

That's why I don't hero worship no public figure thanks for your input

[@AntsCanada]

Awesome guest! 🙌✨️💯

[@rODIUMuk]

DOAC are promoting a rapist here too. We know Steven but pro rape , but painting Charlemagne as purely a victim is sickening

[@Ydll520]

I have to agree. There are a lot of praising comments on here but DOCEO , I think this interview was a bluff on his part. Please be mindful of who you bring on.

[@johow1518]

Omg, smart people know when we are not authentic . What a great guiding ❤ sole

[@Thedaileybreath]

Absolute TRUTH! Thank you for this! ❤ This podcast has revolutionized my entire life and the lives of my children. We share, discuss and have begun a study group of the subjects and experts you have on your podcast! 🙏🏼

[@Eric-zc5vt]

He should be thanking God that Jessica Reid hasn't written a book yet I pray to God she does in case you don't know who she is.. Jessica Reed was a 15 year old black girl who was Charlemagne drugged and you know what else. And got off on a technicality.the Tasha k interview with Jessica Reid tells you all you need to know about this guy he's just trying to sell a book

[@thomasthomasphilp4393]

After corona pandemic, most people in the world are suffering from depression, addiction and all sorts of things. I am also one of them who suffers from anxiety about future. Therefore I have decided to attend a 10 day silent Vipasana meditation in this July!

[@JJ-yi2qo]

Best interviewer in the industry by far. Thank you Steven.

[@bella16jun]

We’re the 1st generation that is learning to heal ourselves, these words are powerful. We need to watch video with empathy, compassion and be open to generational trauma that unfortunately most people are not ready/ willing to talk about it.

[@Nobs572]

Steven , You never disappoint. Just as promised!!! The Podcast is getting better and better!

[@Eric-zc5vt]

I was riding with this guy until he brought Charlemagne the God on. How does this guy even have a platform to promote anything. The drugged and R. A 15 year old girl and got off on a technicality. And the only reason he got off is because she was black. If that was a white girl be a different story

[@AlbanianTank]

This is easily top 3 podcasts of all time, so blessed to experience it.

[@KratomLuv]

DJ Funkmaster Flex, who recently played an audio clip from the victim’s mother, who claims Charlamagne Tha God knew the victim well, is guilty of raping her, and evaded penalty. “If he was going to be a friend to us, he came to us and said don’t worry, nothing is going to happen to her and I’ll make sure she’ll be safe,” the mother of victim Jessica Reid relayed in a 2018 interview, which was replayed by Flex. “He alluded us to believe and trust in him, and then he turns around and violates my daughter by raping and drugging her, and then… he gets away with it.”

[@Eric-zc5vt]

Watch the Dj akademiks interview. It's deeper. You'll be able to see holes all in his story

[@KratomLuv]

@@Eric-zc5vt wow. Just watched. what a freakin hero he thinks he is.

[@leonnox901]

One of my favourite people in the world, I don't miss breakfast Club. You're standing by your word Steven. 🎉

[@angelahibbert-seltun3821]

You’re podcasts are just superb! I rarely watch any other podcast….And thank you for enriching my life through knowledge. You’re very captivating, and the guests are so impactful….❤

[@thelucariamonarchs4889]

Your*

[@angelahibbert-seltun3821]

@@thelucariamonarchs4889 typing comments without my glasses ….I hit the suggestions more often…..lol. But thank you for correcting me, I may have lost sleep over that! SMH 😂 lmao

[@derrekord]

Ugh, I needed this. I always see the clips of C trolling folks, I finally get to experience the full human. This was great.

[@Mack462]

The grief of death is the most uncontrollable pain that only heals with time! What a smart man to choose this answer! I lost my father indescribable!

[@miagreenhill1382]

"Your true purpose in life will come through service to others." - Dr. Wayne W. Dyer " The Power of Intention ❤

[@gloriamitchell3518]

Brilliant guest! Thank you for the interview.

[@BlakeElliott35]

People (rightly so) focus on “resilience” a lot these days. Well, Charlemagne’s an excellent example of what it looks like when you’ve been practicing it your entire life. Thanks for another impressive episode, interview, and conversation.

[@goldensparklingparticles]

So grateful to hear Cthagod on here. Reading his book The Shook Ones really came to me at a crucial change in my life. And now hearing him again is another critical change point. Appreciate the talk.

[@KratomLuv]

Jessica Reid was 15. The animals were helpless, and the people he abuses on his show ---- Are we going to hear from them TOO?

[@mommamia9948]

He really shows no empathy to the people on his show.

[@Eric-zc5vt]

I am so glad that someone has finally speaking out. I've been watching this despicable guy for over 3 years now once I found out that story. I saw each and every interview with Jessica Reed and no one has ever really spoke about that situation other than Tasha k interview with Jessica Reid. It's a shame that these guys are able to get away with whatever they want just because they're celebrity and some politicians choose them to be the voice for whatever vote they want to get. Stop abusing our women for god sakes

[@DanikonLUK]

what animals

[@DMGDwelling]

Great interview. Hopefully it blesses and sets other men free. there’s nothing new under the sun.

[@elvispresley9160]

Im hooked on your show.

[@debbee18]

Thank you for this conversation. I respect this man's journey.

[@kirk5487]

Really? No questions on all those accusations that's been on social media for years. Go look it up. Molestation did not start and end with him as a child.......apparently.

[@Dhibdic]

EXACTLY

[@IntentlyPurposeful]

Y'all show up everywhere. Messy ass mess. 🙄

[@deverm.5448]

This was a great and honest discussion. Two things. 1. While I can appreciate not always being interested in surface discussions, I am not sure that all conversations need to be deep all the time. If I am at the cookout and I see Chalamagne, I am not interested in deep discussions at the cookout. In other words, time and place for everything. 2. I noticed that other than mentioning “on the radio in NYC”, Charlemagne did not mentioned his time on the Wendy Williams show. Not sure if he is under an NDA or gag order, because I thought that was his breakout employment and how the country knew of him beyond SC. All of that to say, listening to Charlemagne since the Wendy Williams show, I have seen him evolve and am extremely happy for his success.

[@you-in-yourfeelings7166]

So in turn he did that to Jessica Reed. Gotcha!!!!

[@lizzyworld007]

❤this. Dude a fake goofball

[@NicoleSlays]

This was the comment I was looking for 🙏

[@KratomLuv]

and the promoting he still gets must feel great for her :(

[@Dhibdic]

This. “I was a victim too” is not taking accountability for your actions as an adult. I have compassion for the child he was. But he still deserves to be in prison.

[@vickyjackson8486]

I love your heart felt honesty this helps so many 🙏🏼❤️❤️

[@BrainiousPodcast]

Sounds like another VERY interesting interview, can't wait to listen! My husband and I also started our Podcast channel and YOU STEVEN were a huge inspiration for us to start! It's great you bring guests who share different stories and perspectives of their lives.

[@UltradianRealm]

Oh yeah Steven is a huge inspiration and you guys are so cute!

[@waynebeckford2354]

Steve your going from strength to strength, getting better every episode. This was a very powerful and epic conversation. Thank you guys for your honesty. This episode made think about conversations that I need to have with myself. Thanks again.🙏🏾💪🏾🙌🏾👌🏾

[@SuperLarisso]

Thank you so much for every episode you share with us 🎉!! Keep it up 🙏🙏

[@NeeLynette]

Great Interview!! So many aspects of this interview hit home for me. Oddly enough Him and I share the same birthday and same birth year and I believe my purpose is Service as well .❤

[@laviniagoddard6758]

Gosh, 3 minutes in and already💥

[@tonicsmith44]

What an amazing broadcast! I would love to come watch live or be a guest 🙏🏾

[@interestingtimespodcastsa]

Mind blowing. Thank you for this amazing conversation wow.

[@gjbell3127]

Thank you (again) much enjoyed. This is what l am hearing as yer man gets deep in the latter part here. There is one mystery (I just can't express) To give your more, to receive your less. One of my good friends said, in a reggae riddim "Don't jump in the water, if you can't swim" The power of philosophy floats through my head. Light like a feather, heavy as lead. BM 🙏

[@mindymartinez936]

Wow. Thank you thank you for sharing your truth God Bless Charlemagne ❤❤❤❤