On today's episode of "Say Less," Kaz and Lowkey, the guys talk about the NBA going on strike in wake of Jacob Blake's shooting and the reaction it's garnered in Wisconsin and all over the country. The honest conversation about race and police brutality is joined by Amir "Loon" Muhadith. Loon is a former Bad Boy Records artist who was sentenced to 14 years imprisonment for conspiracy with intent to traffic one or more kilos of Heroin. Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic effects in prison centers, Loon was granted early release on July 29, 2020 and has been using all of his efforts to fight for prison reform and the unjust systems that kept him incarcerated for the better part of the last decade. Loon speaks to us about his experience behind bars and how his Muslim faith led him away from music and more to his true calling of serving the people of his community.
Loon also gives his thoughts on what actions need to be taken amongst Black people to make true change as well as why he believes the time for talking and not being sharp of mind and soul is over.
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