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In The Black Podcast

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The In The Black Podcast is a lighthearted and intelligent look at the news, social issues, and current events that affect Black people across the culture. All from the perspective of 3 Black working class professionals and family men, who are trying to do the right things, and get the right answers. All while trying to make it in time for soccer practice.
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In this week’s episode we ask; “What the hell is up with Youtube these days?”. Why does it appear as though Youtube has taken off the guard rails and started allowing more “sexual” content on the platform? Also, AI video technology’s growth within the span of a year has been mind blowing. What does this mean for content creators, and the authentici…
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In this week’s episode we discuss the serial marrying “pastor” who was recently sentenced when he was found to have been married to more than 10 women across the US. We take a look at New York City Mayor Eric Adams, and his recent appearance on The Breakfast Club. His administration has many questions to answer after he was caught flat footed while…
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In this week's episode, we address the recent firing of a Mississippi police officer that forced a detainee to drink their own urine, and recorded it while he did it. We talk about Nick Saban's congressional round table with Ted Cruz and Tommy Tuberville on the affects of NIL on college sports. And we talk about the current upheaval in Haiti. What …
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In this week’s episode we discuss whether it makes sense that Jake Paul will be facing Mike Tyson. Is this a good look for Netflix, and will anyone really be watching? We also tackle Floyd Mayweather’s recent appearance on The Pivot podcast. Does Floyd showing this side of himself change your perception of the man you believe him to be? Also, Cam N…
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In this week’s episode we discuss the conversations that we are and aren't having about sex, sexuality, and sexual desires in the Black community. What questions are we asking from the gate, when it's time to hook up or find a potential mate? And we ask is it okay for you to push your sexual kink on someone even after being told no? All that and mu…
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In this week's episode we talk about; What are the rules for going on trips abroad when you're trying to have a good time? And a Florida Deputy resigns after mistaking an acorn for gun fire and begins shooting into a a car with a handcuffed man in the back seat. And the fastest growing demographic for retail investors are Black people. What's pushi…
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In This week's episode we discuss the “n-word debate” and the recent conversation between Mike Tyson and Keenan Thompson. Who gets to say it? Should anyone say it? And why does Mike Tyson believe he's a n*gga? And did Keenan do the right thing by checking him? Fulton County DA, Fani Willis, is on trial for an alleged inappropriate relationship with…
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In this week's episode we discuss why older women dating much younger men don't get the predator/groomer label? We wade into the recent comments from Mo'Nique's son, and their on-going feud. Should this conversation be playing out on social media? And journalist/political commentator Charles Blow says that for Black people to have REAL political po…
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In this episode we talk about the recent rise of Black Food Critics and Influencers. Do the criticisms of personalities like Keith Lee and Mr. Chime Time unfairly target Black restaurants? In Burlington Vermont a White adoptive mother calls the police on Black adopted son. Now a lawsuit is pending alleging excessive force by the police. We ask how …
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In this week's episode V. Blanson and Carlos Henriquez join Big O to talk about their biggest Valentine's Day fails, and what does love look like in our older age. They also tackle the recent interview on Club Shay Shay, between Shannon Sharp and comedian Mo'Nique. Will this interview be as big as the Katt Williams one? And lastly we discuss Super …
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In this week's episode of the ITB we tackle the recent lawsuit of a Houston man, who was wrongfully arrested and sent to jail where he was raped, all due to facial recognition software misidentification. The news that 3 US soldiers were killed in a terrorist drone strike, we ask does it make sense for Black people in America to join the armed servi…
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A recent study showed that there are more female fighter pilots, per capita, than there are male teachers in the United States. This statistic doubles when referring to Black male teachers. This week we discuss what it's like to be a Black male teacher, and what the state of education looks like in the Black community in 2024. All this and much mor…
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In this episode of the Black Light, Big O is joined by Kaytlin Bailey. Sex worker advocate and activist. We tackle what it means to be a sex worker. The stereotypes and perceptions surrounding sex work. And whether or not, someone can actually "be called" to do sex work. Kaytlin Bailey, the founder and executive director of Old Pros, a sex worker r…
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In This week's episode we tackle the 50th Anniversary of HipHop. How has the genre changed since its inception? We ask what happens when you’re 8 months pregnant, and get wrongfully arrested because of AI technology? And why is governor Greg Abbott of Texas pushing razor wire and buoys in and along the Rio Grande? All that and much much more. INfor…
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In this week’s episode, we look into the mysterious killing death of Missouri teen Derontae Martin. His death originally determined a suicide, but after an in panel jury’s intervention was deemed a death by violence. Why after 2 years has no one been arrested? We address the fallout from the coup in Niger. Why are other African countries torn on wh…
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In this week’s episode we go In Between The Lines with author, writer, and film maker Lisa N. Alexander and her latest film “My Father The Queen”. And we are joined by special guest host Chris Akinbuwa of “I Love Nerd Life”. The film has won multiple awards for its screenplay, most notably Best Script Award-London for the best LGBT Screenplay. The …
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In this week’s episode, Big O is joined by Baltimore's own Dispensary King and Queen (@dispthrone on instagram) As Maryland sets to legalizes marijuana July 1st, they help us to understand what to expect. How they get started in the industry. And how they've made marijuana a community affair. all that and much more. informed. Intelligent. In The Bl…
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In this week’s episode of the ITBP, we jump into our new segment "In Between The Lines" where we speak to the writers, authors, and novelists making waves in the literary space. In this edition we sit down with Greg Burnham (Tuskegee Heirs). He talks to us about the being selected for DC Comic’s “Milestone Initiative Program” and what it meant to b…
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On this week’s episode, Big O is joined by “V” Blanson and The HipHop Mom aka Keysha McDougal of the Straight 2 Tape Podcast. They tackle Black masculinity and mental health. How are Black men affected by this shift in the concept of masculinity? How does mental health affect Black men’s perceptions of what masculinity should look like. And ultimat…
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In this week's episode, we report on the tragic murder of Ajika Owens, a mother of 4. She was killed by her White neighbor after an altercation between the neighbor and her children. Also, the Supreme Court has just ruled in favor of Alabama voters in a district where Republican-led efforts to weaken the Black vote were taking affect. And what happ…
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In this week’s episode the fellas get a Black Box Letter asking “what you should do if you and your partner don't see eye to eye on the financial direction of your household?” We also discuss the recent appeal win by the Sackler family, owners of Purdue Pharma, and how they’ve been able to escape the opioid crisis without accountability. Also the N…
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In this week’s episode, our Black Box Letter has us asking what should a married man do after almost 20 years of marriage, and he’s no longer as sexual excitable as he once was. Should his spouse feel some sort of way about his “lack of desire”? Also, the famed journalist and author Alex Haley may have concocted the generations old rift between civ…
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In this week's episode we discuss how current Lt. Governor of North Carolina, Mark Robinson, believes that Black people in America are the real ones that owe reparations. What would make a Black politician got that far? Also, we tackle the recent back tracking of an Illinois HS to segregate math classes by race. Why were those students that identif…
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On this week’s episode, we discuss the recent shooting of 16yo Ralph Yarl, who was shot by Andrew D. Lester for mistakingly knocking on his door when trying to pick up his two younger siblings. Lester, who is 84 years old, said that he felt threatened by Yarl’s size. The young high school junior is 5’8 and only weighs 139lbs. We also discuss the re…
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On this week’s episode we discuss the jailing of Lashawn Thompson, who was jailed in Fulton County on a misdemeanor , but was found in his cell eaten alive by “bed bugs, lice, and other vermin”. How did conditions get this bad? Why wasn’t anyone aware of this before hand? Also, major book publisher Scholastic Books is under fire for forcing author …
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In this week’s episode we discuss the recent announcement of possible indictment against former US President, Donald J. Trump. Manhattan, New York District Attorney Alvin Bragg did confirm that he has plans on indicting the former president for falsifying business documents. If this were to happen, it would be the first time that a former president…
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On this week’s episode, we continue our conversation about Ja Morant. After spending a week in a rehab center, and with plans on returning to NBA play this week, many are asking if mental health was the real reason he left. And why it seems as though he was rushed back to play? Also on the show, the San Francisco branch of the NAACP decided to reje…
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In this week’s episode we discuss the recent release of “Creed III”. How did Michael B. Jordan’s extension of the “Rocky’verse” become an ode to Black men and their relationships? Also, Memphis Grizzlies’ superstar, Ja Morant, has been suspended for at least 2 games after video surfaced of him brandishing a firearm in a strip club on IG Live. How d…
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In this weeks episode we discuss whether or not the bible has it right when it comes to marriage. Is the bible just a tool to promote submission, or is it an instruction manual to promote love? And Colorado University football coach, Deion Sanders, made headlines this week when he described what he was looking for in his college athletes. Was there…
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In this week's episode the fellas have a conversation about whether being invited to “Girl’s Night” is all it’s cracked up to be. And is it possible to remove sex from love, and still have a healthy monogamous relationship? Also, we ask the questions; "what does generational wealth look like, and are we doing enough to lay the foundation for it?". …
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In this week's episode we tackle the growing phenomenon of "Passport Bros". Why are a growing number of Black men deciding to travel abroad to meet women and "find love"? Also, after recorded video surfaced from the UK showing a mother leading her 4 daughters to attack a Black schoolmate, we as are we properly teaching our children how to do deal w…
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In this week's episode, the fellas have an open conversation about monogamy and open relationships. How do they work? What are the benefits? And is this the next best option for those that have given up on marriage? Also, with the recent release of the Tyre Nichols traffic stop video, we discuss why the punishment has been so swift. As well as the …
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In this week’s episode the fellas tackle the recent decision from the Florida Department of Education, and Governor Ron DeSantis to reject the framework for an AP African American studies course for High Schools. The Administration in their rejection stated that the course “As presented, the content of this course is inexplicably contrary to Florid…
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ITBP THROWBACK - In this weeks episode Dr. Christina M. Greer (MSNBC / Fordham University) joins us to discuss her latest book, Black Ethnics: Race, Immigration, and the Pursuit of the American Dream , and whether or not the ADOS movement is dividing Black America. We also discuss why the "Defund The Police" movement seems to be such toxic issue fo…
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ITBP THROWBACK - In this week’s episode, our “Black Light” segment returns for another powerful conversation. We are joined by motivational speaker and author of “The Sun Is Always Shining: A Story of Adversity Turned To Triumph,” DeAntwann Johnson. He discusses his childhood experiences as a product of the foster care system, and how those experie…
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In this, the last ITBP episode of the 2022, we go full throttle. We discuss how President Biden, Amtrak Joe, is stepping in to keep American railway workers from striking. Why would a known friend of the Unions like Biden jump in to stop workers from fighting for their desired benefits? Also, LeBron James calls out the media for their unbalanced co…
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in this week’s episode we’re joined by marketing and communications strategist, Vernon Blanson (@iopine11) and Al Billups (@algernonsoctober), contributing writer at Plastiq Magazine (@plastiqmag) We discuss how Deion Sander (@DeionSanders) has brought swagger and and sense of pride back to the SWAC, and HBCU football. But with rumors of his depart…
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In this weeks episode the fellas talk about balancing raising children “world ready” children all while not making them jaded. How do we properly give them the tools to street wise members of society? Also, 8 Milwaukee police officers are under investigation for sexually assaulting 74 Black men while in custody. How did this happen and no one is sp…
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In This weeks episode, the fellas talk about the allegations that Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams funneled millions in campaign dollars to her campaign chair’s law firm. We ask; how this is possible, and why isn’t this getting much coverage? And then we tackle the recent report that the Black community is suffering from a Black sperm …
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In this weeks the ITBP is joined by former police office and former sheriff, Abiyah Israel. He explains why he hung up the badge and left law enforcement, and has since created We The People University, a program dedicated to police accountability, and ensuring that citizens know their rights during any police encounters. What were his biggest chal…
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In this week’s episode we discuss the rent decision from JP Morgan Chase to cut ties with Kanye West and his Yeezy clothing brand. This loss comes on the heels of controversial statements made by West that got him banned from several social media platforms. Is this a mental health issue, or is this an attention grab? We also tackle the Alabama stat…
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In this week’s episode Big O is joined by Carmen Gray (@cdgray89) of The Reigning Opinions Podcast, as well as producer and artist DJ Techjitsu (@techjitsu). They discuss how the recent injury to Tua Tagovailoa (Quarterback Miami Dolphins) shows that the NFL still has a lot to get right about concussions and concussion protocol. Who should have the…
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In this week's episode we once again return to the "Black Light" as we're joined by Father, Husband, Activist, Civil Rights Attorney, and now Author; William "Will" Jawando. We discuss his new book "My Seven Black Fathers: A Young Activist's Memoir Of Race, Family, And The Mentors Who Made Him Whole". Will explains the challenges of growing up as t…
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In this week’s episode we talk about our walks in faith. How does the Black Church uplift or discourage spiritual growth, when it comes to questioning God. Are Black churches doing enough to foster open, and transparent dialogue when it comes to religion? Also, we talk about the young Iowa teen, Pieper Lewis, who was sex trafficked and sexually ass…
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In this week's episode we tackle the Mississippi welfare fraud scandal surrounding Brett Favre. As news reports flood in indicating that Favre was paid $1.1M dollars, funded by TANF monies to provide speeches that the never gave. As well as recently unearthed text messages where Favre allegedly conspires to get $6M dollars to give to a new stadium.…
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In this week’s episode we are joined by world renown economist Dr. Kristi Scott. She helps us to answer some of the basics about the economy. What is the cause of the current inflation that we’re seeing? What our community should understand about a recession. And what impact politicians and policy decisions have on our wallets. You won’t want to mi…
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In this week's episode we discuss the Biden administration's decision to forgive up to $20 thousand dollars in student loan debt. Is this a sign that the democratic party is moving further to the left? Was this the right move by the administration? Who is opposing it? And how will this impact the upcoming mid-term elections? We discuss all that, an…
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In this week’s episode we discuss how Attorney General Merrick Garland has announced charges against 4 officers involved in the killing of Breonna Taylor. The DOJ alleges that the Louisville Metropolitan Police Department engaged in knowingly falsifying documentation, and secret meetings to plan a cover up. We also discuss how more deaths across th…
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In this week’s episode we get a Black Box Letter where the listener wants to know what should be expected of your partner if you were both ever faced with a dangerous situation? Should you expect your partner escape to safety, or remain with you? Is there a right or wrong answer? We’ll discuss. Also, after 121 summers, the infamous Parchman prison …
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The fellas are back, and in this week’s episode they get a Black Box Letter asking what do you do when you’re dating a single parent, forged a bond with the child, but the relationship ends? Also, researchers in a recent study concluded that the leading cause of homelessness isn’t drug addiction or mental illness, but an overwhelming lack of afford…
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