Soul Songs Ft. Ms. Cheryl
Cannon's Class
In this inspiring episode of Cannon's Class, Nick welcomes internationally acclaimed vocal coach and former opera singer Miss Cheryl Porter. Known for her groundbreaking vocal training methods and infectious positivity, Miss Cheryl shares her journey from opera stages to coaching global talents. The conversation delves into her origin story, the challenges singers face, and the critical balance between talent and hard work. She also offers invaluable tips for maintaining vocal health and explores the transformative power of the human voice. Get your notebooks ready—class is officially in...
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Why 19 Keys Ft. 19 keys
Cannon's Class
On this episode of Cannon's Class, Nick is joined by special guest 19 Keys for an insightful conversation on identity, purpose, and self-mastery. They dive into 19 Key’s experiences growing up, his takeaways from challenges, and the impact of the “3 E’s” on his journey. Together, they explore the meaning behind “19 Keys,” the “mathematical code of the Quran,” and what it takes to unlock one’s highest potential.
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I am A Narcissist Ft. Cheyenne Bryant
Cannon's Class
On this session of Counsel Culture, Nick Cannon welcomes back Dr. Cheyenne Bryant to continue their internet-breaking conversation. Together, they unpack Dr. Bryant’s most notable insights from recent podcast tours, discussing high-functioning vs. low-functioning mindsets, the impact of broken homes, and reclaiming labels like “narcissists.” With fresh perspectives and unfiltered honesty, Nick and Dr. Bryant offer listeners a thought-provoking exploration of authenticity and personal transformation. If this is anything like last time, you might want to buckle in!
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Candidly Candance Ft. Cadance owens
Cannon's Class
On this session of Nick Cannon's Counsel Culture, Nick sits down with the controversial Candace Owens for an intense conversation about media manipulation and systemic control. They explore the role of government and media in shaping narratives, delve into spiritual warfare, and examine the denigration of Black men. This is one you don’t want to miss
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Origins of an Activist Ft. Dr. Umar Johnson
Cannon's Class
In today’s Cannon’s Class, Nick delves into Dr. Umar Johnson’s journey into psychology and activism. Dr. Umar shares his critique of the public school system and passionately breaks down the importance of organizing the Black vote. Nick and Dr. Umar also explore the role of entertainers as activists regarding figures like LeBron James. This is one class you don’t want to miss.
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Rabbi Cooper & Reverend Johnnie Moore
Cannon's Class
On this session of Cannons Class we welcome back Rabbi Cooper & welcome for the first time, Reverend Johnnie Moore as we discussed the book The Next Jihad: Stop the Christian Genocide in Africa; plus more.
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Dr. Melina Abdullah
Cannon's Class
Class is in session with Pan African Studies Professor at California State University and co-founder of Black Lives Matter Los Angeles, Dr. Melina Abdullah.
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RAC (Religious Action Center)
Cannon's Class
On this episode of Cannon's Class, we took a field trip to Washington to open a one - on - one conversation with RAC (Religious Action Center) to discuss the book "Moral Resistance and Spiritual Authority: Our Jewish Obligation to Social Justice" and much more.
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Benjamin Crump
Cannon's Class
During our trip to the front lines of Louisville, Kentucky, we sat down with Attorney Ben Crump to discuss the details of Breonna Taylor's case and actions that must have been taken to find justice for Breonna and her family.
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Royce Da 5'9
Cannon's Class
Class is in session with author, wordsmith and one of the best MC's in Hip Hop, Royce Da 5'9.
info_outlineOn this session of Nick Cannon's Counsel Culture, Nick sits down with the controversial Candace Owens for an intense conversation about media manipulation and systemic control. They explore the role of government and media in shaping narratives, delve into spiritual warfare, and examine the denigration of Black men. This is one you don’t want to miss