The regal life means stepping up to the throne, and reclaiming your royalty. The regal life is simply reaching your God-given potential and making a positive change in your life and the lives of others around you. It's a magazine, a talk show and a lifestyle. Are you living the regal life?
Our Mission
The purpose of Regal Media Group (RMG) is to inform, inspire and enlighten. RMG founder Todd A. Smith believes everyone has innate talents and skills, but it is up to the individual to use it to make the world a better place. RMG’s aim is to …
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Our Viewers
Although the ultimate goal of Regal Media Group is to provide something for every demographic, RMG’s initial audience is the educated and sophisticated male. RegalMag.com’s core readership comes from Black men ages 25-64, with at …
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Our Services
Regal Media Group, LLC is one brand with two products, Regal Magazine and “Regal Roundtable.” The magazine dubs itself as the online magazine honoring our royal heritage and reaches tens of thousands unique visitors per month…
Read MoreMartin Luther King, Jr. once said, “Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.” When King made those comments, he probably never imagined a day when American democracy would face uncertainty at the hands of the president of the United States. In fact, I know several people who still […]
Read MoreAmericans have lived their entire lives knowing that law enforcement could not storm into their homes without a judicial warrant. Now, I.C.E. agents have the authority to storm into the homes of American citizens and residents because of a memo that contradicts the United States Constitution. Rebecca Santana of The Associated Press reported, “Federal immigration […]
Read MoreMake no mistakes about it. This mess that America, and the world, finds itself in is because many White people had a problem with America electing a Black man as president in 2008. To many White people, power, wealth and success is reserved for Whites only like the nicer water fountains during the Jim Crow […]
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