The Factorz break down the latest news and pop-culture: December 8th
Hailing from the Central District of Seattle, twin brothers Ronald and Ronnel Moore bring an authentic well-respected voice to Converge Media. Recognized and respected across the region for their street-level relationships and high-level connections the Factorz never shy away from telling it like it is while informing and entertaining their viewers.
The Factorz were in the studio again for their weekly show, breaking down the latest in news and pop-culture. The twins bring their unique perspective and flair to Converge Media as they discuss the events of the week. Get caught up on the show below.
The Factorz discuss Willie Jones Jr., the Black land owner who’s land was used for University of Alabama-Huntsville. Jones Jr.’s family is now going after the school, asking for reparations for the land which Jones was initially paid only $900 for.
The Factorz discuss the merits of NIL deals in college and the transfer portal.
The Factorz break down Deion Sanders's recent move to Colorado, and break down the mixed reactions to his decision.
The Factorz talk about the recent announcement of Tre Simmons as Garfield’s new head women’s basketball coach.
The Factorz discuss whether reality TV or Hip Hop is worse for the Black community.
The Factorz talk about Scope Screenings, where Converge Media recently screened CD Panthers: The Marathon.
