Episode 17 (recorded Feb 19, 2017)

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02/21/17 • 146 min

This week I’m joined by Shaka Hassani, Lonnie Richardson, Xavier Spann, Devon Branch and Derrick Jones. We discuss Trump’s conflicts of interest and the emoluments clause, we talk about Trump’s first press conference, the clap back from Larry Wilmore to Milo Yiannopoulos on Real Time with Bill Maher, the riots that that happened in France from a young black man being beaten and rapped in police custody, the saying that black people have to be twice as good to earn half as much, why people choose not to date Trump supporters, why people might perceive immigrants as taking American jobs and the reality of immigrant communities, 75 years after Japanese internment we discuss the effect it’s had on Little Tokyo on Los Angeles and we give our personal recommendations the check it out segment. To learn more and connect visit www.MaleMediaMind.com

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Episode 16 - (recorded February 12, 2017)

This week I’m joined by Lonnie Richardson, Xavier Spann and Derrick Jones. We talk about natureal disaster recovery and local governments role, the responsibility Republicans have in electing Trump, possible Republican replacements for the Affordable Care Act, immigration and job creation, the purposes and unintended consequences of Affirmative Action, the perils of LGBT refugees trying to come to the US, the messaging versus the reality of school vouchers, how republicans change the rules in the Senate to get Trump’s cabinet nominees approved, the problem of press leaks from the Trump White House, why Dennis Hastert countersued his rape victim for the return of his hush money and we give our personal recommendations the check it out segment. To learn more and connect visit www.MaleMediaMind.com

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Episode 18 (recorded Feb 26, 2017)

This week I’m joined by Derrick Jones, Mark O Estes and Xavier Spann. This week we discuss the 89th Academy Awards, protest around the country centered around the Affordable Care Act, states renewed interest legalized discrimination bills couched in the language of religious freedom because they expect support from the Trump Administration, the Trump Administration’s adversarial relationship with the media, the possibility of an independent investigation into possible ties between the Trump administration, the DNC chair election and future of the Democratic party and classes designed to teach young adults to be independant.