By Kenyon Ates, Mike Casentini
The podcast currently has 8 episodes available.
In this episode, Mike and Kenyon discuss the role of Sports in the Black Lives Matter movement and examine the fine line between accountability and cancel culture.
In this episode, Mike and Kenyon reflect on the legacy of Civil Rights Icon(s) John Lewis and C.T Vivian. They also discuss the federal government kidnappings in Portland, OR and the complex relationship in America between Blacks and Jews.
In this episode, Mike and Kenyon reflect on the significance of Independence Day in America in the year 2020. They also discuss the case of Elijah McClain and the rise in racism against Asian Americans.
In this episode, Mike and Kenyon catch up on the latest happenings of the current 'Black Lives Matter' protest and evaluate where Americans are along the path of racial reconciliation.
In this episode, Mike and Kenyon discuss White Supremacy, the upcoming number one domestic threat. They also discuss the murder of George Floyd and the subsequent Nationwide protest.
In this episode, Mike and Kenyon discuss "code-switching" by White people. They also dig into the alleged hate crime committed against Daquan Jones in the state of Iowa.
In this episode, the idea of American pride is challenged. The gentlemen also unveil 2 new segments, discuss the lynching of Ahmaud Arbery and the disproportionately negative impact of Covid-19 on communities of color.
Michael re-introduces the podcast. Kenyon introduces a new segment "The Terrible and The Beautiful" where the hosts will discuss the race relevant headlines involving Kyle Larson and Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms.
The podcast currently has 8 episodes available.