Quarantine Tahrim

Tahrim speaks with Sterling being black Director in showbiz. He talks about how he got his start in reality tv, leaving a gig that paid 150k to pursue his dreams, and spirituality being his driving force.

Quarantine Tahrim speaks with Eric about what it’s like being a young black man growing up in Baltimore. He talks about how basketball saved his life, being a contestant on the bachelorette, and spirituality being the core of his motivation.

Quarantine Tahrim has an intriguing discussion with Kareem about his first role in Boyz In Da Hood, his friendship with the late great John Singleton and growing up in LA as a black man.

Quarantine Tahrim talks to his Auntie Mama Bea about her experience growing up with his Mom, Myra Jo. She tells stories of them sneaking into the Apollo and Myra’s journey as an actress. Mama Bea also touches on Myra’s friendship with Stevie Wonder and Muhammad Ali.

Quarantine Tahrim talks to Niel Jurist about the current state of America during the pandemic. Black culture, politics, Trump, voting, local government, music, and systematic oppression.