Not All Hood (NAH) with Malcolm-Jamal Warner & Candace Kelley - Podcast Rankings and reviews

2362Please accept my deepest and most heartfelt condolences on the devastating loss of your beloved Malcolm‑Jamal Warner. The news of his passing has left countless admirers around the world in profound shock and sorrow.

Malcolm‑Jamal Warner was more than a gifted actor, director, and musician. He was a cultural icon whose grace, intellect, and humanity elevated every role he undertook—on screen and off. His portrayal of Theo Huxtable inspired generations, and his contributions to the arts and society left an indelible impact. Beyond his public accomplishments, those who knew him speak of a man of warmth, depth, and sincerity. He led with quiet strength and dignity.

No words can ease the pain of such a loss, especially for those who held him most dear. But I hope it brings some comfort to know that the world mourns with you. His legacy of creativity, character, and compassion will live on in the lives he touched, the hearts he uplifted, and the example he set.

May his memory be a blessing, and may you find peace and strength in the love that surrounds you now.

With my deepest sympathy,
Dr. Nicole Lawtone-Bowles

Thank you to the host of NAH!! This last episode on alcohol addiction and life was so much needed. As a black man in sobriety I feel at times I’m in this world by myself and that I’m still trying to find my place in sobriety. This last episode was spot on to my feelings and just another reminder to keep up the work I’m currently doing in my sober walk. Keep up the great work!! NAH is making a positive impact in our community.

Marcus

After listening to the trailer and the first episode, I knew this is what I needed in my life. My friends & I have the exact same conversations & to have others speak on topics that will get you thinking but must be spoken, bravo!!! NAH, great things are happening with your openness!!!! BRAVO Candace, Malcolm-Jamal and Weusi BRAVO 👏🏽 👏🏽👏🏽

This is an amazing show! I enjoy it because it covers a lot of different perspectives in a way that feels real. The kind of conversation that makes you think about your place in the world, you know? I’ve been here since the first episode!