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The NFL Still Has A Concussion Problem - Should Morality Questions Tear Apart A Friendship | ITBP S6E30
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 final say when it comes to player health? And were the Dolphins complicit in this whole issue? They also tackle a question about morals. Should moral differences be the end to a relationship? And should you agree with your friends on everything? We tackle all that and much more.
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My Seven Black Fathers - A Conversation About Black Fatherhood With Will Jawando | ITBP S6E29
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 the biracial child of a White mother from Kansas and a Nigerian father in the DMV area during the 80s. He also helps us to understand the importance of Black Fatherhood, especially in communities of Color, and how the influence of the seven Black men in his life still help to forge his understanding of the world around him today. All that and much more.
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Judge Orders Sex Trafficked Teen To Pay $150k In Restitution To Rapist's Family - The Black Church, Religion, And Questions About Faith | S6E28
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 assaulted, and mandated to pay $150k in restitution to her rapist. How tackle how this was possible, and how it could be allowed to happen. And we talk about the recent killing of rapper PnB Rock. This comes on the tails of many other notable hip hop artists being killed in gang related shootings. All that and much more.
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Brett Favre Involved In Mississippi Welfare Fraud Scandal - Notorious Baltimore Task Force Pays Out More Money | ITBP S6E27
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. All at a time where Jackson Mississippi is experiencing a water crisis unlike anything the state has ever seen. We explain how all that is tied together. Also, more and more cases continue to arise in the aftermath of the infamous Baltimore Gun Trace Task Force. The insidious group of officers known through out Baltimore for stealing guns, money, and selling drugs across the city. What do these new cases mean for the city of Baltimore? We talk about all that and much more.
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Inflation And Fears of A Recession: US Economics Basics With Dr. Kristi Scott | S6E26
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 miss this one. All that and much more
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Biden Administration Approves Student Loan Debt Forgiveness | ITBP S6E25
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, and much more.
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Yeah. Policy and training will definitely take care of this. 😑 *Sarcasm* #shoutout to the @latimes with the scoop. https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch27-iOPlgr/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Merrick Garland Announces Charges Against Officers In Breonna Taylor's Death - More of Americas' Jails Are Death Traps | ITBP S6E24
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 the country in county jail are going up. Why are more of America’s jails becoming death traps? And recent studies have shown that more and more Black Americans are fleeing Democratic cities across the country. We tackle what the causes could be. All that and much more.
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After 121 Years, Mississippi Prison Finally Getting Air Conditioning - Marketing The Next Assault Rifle To The Public | ITBP S6E23
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 is finally getting air conditioning. Reports indicated that temperatures in Parchman could sometimes reach 145 degrees. We ask, what does humane treatment in prisons look like? And lastly, SIG Sauer has just developed a new firearm, the MCX-SPEAR, which “shoot through almost all of the bulletproof vests that are worn by law enforcement in the county right now”, and they are making this readily available for public purchase. Is this the right move on their part? We tackle that and much more.
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Homelessness Not A Mental Illness Issue - Racial Reconciliation Resolution In The Church | ITBP S6E22
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Homelessness Not A Mental Illness Issue - Racial Reconciliation Resolution In The Church | ITBP S6E22
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 affordable housing. How can something that seems so obvious appear to be so ground breaking? And lastly, the Episcopal Church of the United States has approved and passed a racial reconciliation which would provide $200,000 dollars between now and 2025 to help aid their efforts to dismantling white supremacy. What does it all mean. We discuss all that and much more.
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Draymond Green Apologizes For Racial Slur - End Result for January 6 Committee Hearings | ITBP S6E21
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Draymond Green Apologizes For Racial Slur - End Result for January 6 Committee Hearings | ITBP S6E21
In this week’s episode we discuss recent comments by Golden State Warrior’s superstar Draymond Green. On his podcast, The Draymond Green Show, Green called former NBA player and current ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins a racial slur. We discuss whether that word still has the weight it once did, Draymond’s apology, and how we believe situations like these should be addressed. Earlier this week we learned that actor Chadwick Boseman passed away without protecting himself with a “Will and Testament”. We ask what are the reasons the Black community has difficulty preparing and discussing the passing of their loved ones. And the January 6th committee had damning testimony from former Trump aid, Cassidy Hutchinson. But what does it all mean, and what is the end game after all the hearings are said and done? We talk about all that and much more.
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Herschel Walker Admits To "Secret" Children - Biden Pledges $1 BILLION In Aid And Weapons To Ukraine | ITBP S6E19
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Andrew Gillum Indicted On Federal Charges of Conspiracy And Fraud - US Prison Workers Produce $11B In Goods And Services | ITBP S6E20
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Andrew Gillum Indicted On Federal Charges of Conspiracy And Fraud - US Prison Workers Produce $11B In Goods And Services | ITBP S6E20
In this week’s episode we discuss how former Mayor of Tallahassee, and one time gubernatorial candidate for Florida, Andrew Gillum has been indicted on 21 counts of conspiracy and fraud. The former CNN political analyst was once a rising star in the Democratic party, but stepped out of the public eye after a he was found by police under the influence of drugs in a FL hotel with a male escort. We break down what the charges are, and what Gillum could be facing next. Also, US prisoners produce upwards of $80 billion in goods and services, making little to no pay at all. How is this possible, and what can possibly be done to change it. All that and much more.
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