Dear People is a deeply personal memoir that captures the bittersweet transition from adolescence to adulthood against the backdrop of some of the most turbulent years in recent American history. Kenneth Nwanze takes readers through the highs of graduation, summer nights with friends, and the comfort of pop culture escapes, while also confronting the heartbreak of political disillusionment, the struggle for self-preservation, and the heavy weight of mental health battles. Through 26 honest, unflinching chapters, Nwanze reflects on what it means to come of age as a young Black man in a country wrestling with its past and present. Blending moments of joy, grief, music, and resilience, Dear People is both a testimony of survival and a declaration of hope. At its heart, it's a story about learning to protect your peace, honor your truth, and keep moving forward-even when the world feels unbearably heavy. Raw, vulnerable, and inspiring, this memoir reminds us that while the fight for progress may take time, the power of self-love, community, and resilience will always carry us through.

Hope everyone had a Thanksgiving, today’s discussion just goes into the year that has been very chaotic within the news.

Get ready for the 7th season of the dear people podcast, returning back on September 28th of 2026. Check it out here - https://hyperfollow.com/dppls7

In this episode we discuss the death of billy baker from all American

In this episode, we discuss the series the originals

In this episode, we discuss me handling a huge fact about senior year

In this episode, we review TVD as a whole

Me & My Best friend went to see Freakier Friday.

Today we talk getting ready for the love island season 7 reunion and Melanie Martinez’s crybaby album

In this episode we’re discussing Kamala Harris’s interview on the late night show.

In this episode, you’re going on the journey with me and my bsf as we go to the movie theaters to see, I know what you did last summer

this episode we talk about love island, the country and just the state of the world.