Black Tuesday Podcast

Biggs and Ryan discuss the ICE whistleblower, the Trump family, and Joe Rogan. Later, they tackle Joe Walsh, gullibilty, Iowa and life as a Boston sports fan.

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Biggs discusses addiction stigma and opioid treatment advocacy with Dr. Ryan Marino. Dr. Marino works as an emergency physician and medical toxicologist. They discuss the societal, medical and political barriers in treating addicts. Next, Dr. Marino details the obstacles in advocating for widespread opioid treatment. Lastly, Dr. Marino discuss decriminalization of drugs and dissects the law enforcement lie regarding fentanyl exposure.

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Biggs sits down with Leah, a small business owner whose business has taken a hit during the pandemic. Later, they discuss the pressing political items of the day.

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Biggs sits down with anthropologist, Dr. Susan Mazur-Stommen to discuss the White patriarchy in American. From its beginnings to its ham-fisted approach to governance, the patriarchy continues to intervene when it serves a purpose. Dr. Mazur-Stommen and Biggs break down America's pressing threat.

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Biggs talks to bioethicist, Dr. Keisha Ray. Dr. Ray will answer questions regarding the centuries of rightful mistrust between the Black community and doctors. Through detail, Dr. Ray provides insight into how we arrived to this point.

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Biggs flies solo today. He welcomes back Ryan. Ryan, never one for shyness, details her issues with the president, his money woes, Michael Cohen. Later, she makes the case for why Trump's alleged military disrespect should resonate.

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Biggs sits down with cardiologist, Dr. Alisa Niksch to discuss the link between sports and COVID-19. Later, Dr. Niksch details the toll on medical professionals that treat pandemic patients.

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Biggs sits down with anthropologist Susan Mazur-Stommen to discuss how race plays a crucial role in establish constructive dialogue. Also, she explains why cultural appropriation continues to be a problem. It's a frank but needed convo.

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Obee and Biggs leap into a little football news. Then, they pay their respects to Chadwick Boseman. Later, they open a frank discussion about mental health in the Black Community. Finally, they have the Mary J. Blige and Janet Jackson debate.

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Biggs sits down with Ryan, a Boston native that pulls no punches. They discuss topics like Elizabeth Warren, the Markey/Kennedy election, race relations and the plague of White feminism.

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