Static Energy Podcast

We‘re joined by our friend from Atlanta, Rakia joins us to discuss the verzuz battle (Jeezy vs Gucci), we dropped a few quotables talking about the fake vs real people on social media and Moe learns about tip toeing. Enjoy the show!

In this episode, our friend and host from ‘Can’t Knock The Pod’ Art Ward joins us. This episode is a gumbo of topics and laughs, sit back, relax and enjoy the show.

This week we‘re back to our more lighthearted and ratchet ways, as we reprieve from the anxieties of the election. We chop it up with guest Rakia, we highlight her accomplishments, get ratchet and in her business but have classic Static Energy fun. Enjoy!

In this episode we discuss the lack of churches holding men accountable and not being more like Boaz but expect women to be more like Ruth. We touch on churches not providing enough leadership for growth, mental health and relationships.

We get to know our guest, Franklin County Magistrate Lasheyl Stroud as she discuss with us prison reform, the current election, school to prison pipeline, her current campaign for Judge and the breakdown on what the functionalities of the legal system are. Enjoy this informative and dope conversation with our soon to be elected Judge!

In this episode, it’s all relationship talk, needing closure in relationships, minding your business about other people relationships and past relationships.

Tune in as Moe Jiles and Cool ass L discuss Tory Lanez and Megan Thee Stallion , domestic violence, The Cancel Culture, Social media influence, mental health and we give our loyal listeners their flowers.

This episode we pay respect and honor; and discuss all things women: from the death of RBG, Healthcare for women, Carbi B and how to love a woman in a relationship and more importantly how to keep her. Tune in! Cool ass L and Moe Jiles are joined by Seneca Monique! Tune in!

Moe Jiles and Cool Ass L are back with a new and SPICY episode. They welcome special guest Seneca Turner and she held no punches. Tune in as they discuss everything from politics, CUTIES and they also take a DEEP DIVE into the sexual world. Seneca takes the driver seat, so put your seatbelt on!!

Moe Jiles and Lauren Michelle return this week and it’s back to the basics at Static Energy Podcast. They speak on their Labor Day activities, which includes P Valley and “the Paynk” favorites along with a same sex wedding extravaganza. They recap their last few episodes and why the listens are worth it! This episode is full of reasons why you can’t judge books by the cover. Topics include business etiquette, lifestyle, freedom to be you and the freedom that should be given to that! The Blind Date Photoshoots are still a go & being elevated to “Date Night” shoots- so couples or those dating, should take a listen! Moe and L are looking for a 3rd chair and L has some requests and tips for submissions. This is Wednesday energy you don’t wanna miss!

Moe Jiles and Cool Ass L bring the male vs female heat with guest Art Ward, of Can’t Knock The Pod. L may be double teamed by testosterone, but she holds it down while grilling the guys on topics that most women just wanna know the honest answers too! This episode is pure comedy while dibble dabbling with the real. Art drops a jewel that most women need to know to get the right answers! The world finds out Moe’s “nickname,” and how WAP is more than just a song title, it’s part of the daily regimen. And L skillfully navigates the double trouble, like only a woman could, calling the fellas out and keeping it classy even when it gets messy! This episode is definitely a Hump Day highlight you don’t wanna miss!

Moe Jiles and Lauren Michelle bring fire to today’s episode, inviting guest, Dennis Paige to discuss his most recent controversial Facebook status regarding the need for people to stop resisting arrests to combat police brutality. It doesn’t stop there however, as they continue to dive into Dennis’ personal life and experiences that have contributed to his current way of thinking, with one objective, to be mindful of his delivery- because he has a story! There’s only 1 problem- it may never be heard because of how he presents it! If you didn’t know before, Moe and Lauren are here to apply pressure! There are strong points on all sides, depending on who’s ears are listening. This is definitely a conversation piece, you don’t want to miss!

This week, Moe Jiles and Lauren Michelle get real personal with the people! They bring their own childhoods to the table and discuss what dysfunction looked like to them then and what it looks like now. Moe shares intimate details about his most recent conversation with his mother, while Lauren gives candid details about the time she looked her father’s addiction in the eye. Tears were shed and vulnerability laid out for the world to see. It’s this type of energy that just can’t be made up! You may want to grab a tissue this week, as it gets emotional, but also defines entry points for healing to begin!

Episode 54: Being Able to Speak Our Moe Jiles and Lauren Michelle welcome guest Domonique Janelle Lemon, as they give her a platform to speak her truths on sexual assault, her perspective on the why’s behind it, and what healing is to her. This is where Moe and Lauren set themselves apart from the rest, offering the people not only what they want, but need! They set out to give a voice to the untold stories that deserve to be heard, as it presents opportunity for a deeper understanding & healing that goes beyond where the Static Energy Podcast stops.

Moe Jiles & the unforgettable co host Lauren Michelle are back on their vibe! They are reminiscing on how it feels to watch childhood television now, Verzuz battles, and business in the industry. Both Moe & Lauren discuss what it’s like to move when owning your own business and positioning those in your environment, but not being obligated to provide. They drop knowledge about their processes, struggles, and elevation, giving insight into the why, but making sure you understand the how to, is for you! This episode is real & touches on etiquette for consumers and owners, along with the importance of how to thrive as a business, upfront! You might wanna grab a notepad, these are gems being dropped!

In episode 52 (not 53 🤣) of Static Energy Podcast, your boy Moe Jiles is back with co-host Lauren Michelle, diving into what exactly happened when the ‘Rona hit home. They welcome guest Jon L James to join in on the conversation about the misconceptions of coronavirus, the continued Black Lives Matter movement, and speaking on ways to engage in our youth’s future! Moe comes back on 10 bringing laughter, throwing shots at everyone and everything. Cool ass L keeps it 100 & let’s it be known that his presence was missed, but he ain’t no David Ruffin! The vibe is all the way live and you definitely don’t want to miss it!

This week on Static Energy Podcast Moe Jiles and Lauren Michelle address the now infamous entanglement and their opinions just might shock you! They get real about how they view the “JadaAugWill” from the outside looking in and bring their own experiences to the light. They stand firm on the attack on black women and don’t hold back on color-ism, and cultural boundaries, or the lack thereof!

This week’s Static Energy Podcast speaks on the importance of self care, reflection, and checking on one another. Moe Jiles and Lauren Michelle dive into their own personal mental health struggles, bringing truly transparent dialogue, and how they’ve been coping. You can literally feel a release of energy into the atmosphere! They also give details on how you can stay connected with one of the hottest FB Live groups #ToastUpTuesdays to refresh yourselves weekly. Take a listen- this is an episode you truly can’t afford to miss!

In today’s episode, we had our friends in the studio to have some adult conversation, drinks an debauchery. This episode gets too LIT in conversation with topics like Sex, Black Lives Matter, Sex and more Sex. Listen, to how LIT we ended up getting, enjoy!

In this episode we let our pain and pride flourish. We discuss injustice, police brutality, systemic racism and how we can take our power and shift the changes needed to combat police polices and civil rights.