BLINDSPOTS

BLINDSPOTS

By Patrick HughesSociety & Culture
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BLINDSPOTS episodes

  • Send Da Video

    In this conversation, BobbyBronz (@bobbybronz) and Patrick Hughes (@notpatrickhughes) touch on the performance of Team USA in the Olympics and the increasing competitiveness of international basketball. The conversation concludes with a discussion about Gilbert Arenas' controversial comments and the importance of updating language and being mindful of the impact of words. The conversation explores the topics of cultural identity and the Black experience. The conversation covers various topics, including police shootings, the presidential race, and Kamala Harris. The hosts express their frustration with the state of policing and discuss the need for police reform. They also highlight the qualifications and strengths of Kamala Harris as a candidate.

    1 hr 37 min
  • Stupid Prizes: The Aftermath Of The Attempt On 45's Life

    In this conversation, BobbyBronz (@bobbybronz) and Patrick (@notpatrickhughes) discuss various topics, including the NBA Summer League, athletes' interactions on the sidelines, and the recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. They discuss the self-destructive behavior of some individuals and the difficulty of addressing it. The hosts also reflect on the state of the country and the erosion of trust in media outlets. In this final part of the conversation, the discuss the differences between the two political parties and the actions of their leaders. They highlight the importance of respect and accountability in politics, using examples of how Trump and Biden handled certain situations. They also discuss the impact of the MAGA movement and the upcoming election. The conversation concludes with a call to action for listeners to be discerning and informed, and to actively participate in the political process.

    1 hr 34 min
  • Endgame: Lebron and Bronny, Boxing Day Arrives Early For Rick Ross, and Corrupt SCOTUS.

    In this conversation, BobbyBronz and Patrick discuss their plans for the upcoming holiday weekend and their favorite TV shows. The conversation covers various topics including the NBA draft, and LeBron James' influence on his son's career, and the importance of representation and acceptance in sports and express their excitement for the upcoming NBA season. They also touch on the concept of privilege and the responsibility of those in positions of power to create a more equitable world. They also touch on the recent altercation at a concert involving Drake and Rick Ross, emphasizing the need to avoid escalating beef and promoting violence. The conversation covers various topics, including the importance of unity and coalition-building among activists, the need to support Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in the upcoming election, and the concerning rulings and actions of the Supreme Court. The hosts emphasize the urgency of paying attention to these issues and taking action at the ballot box.

    1 hr 55 min
  • Hate is Great: The Pop Out, JJ Reddick, Julio Foolio's Murder and More.

    In this episode, BobbyBronz and Patrick discuss various topics, including JJ Redick becoming the head coach of the Lakers, the changing landscape of NBA coaching, and the importance of adaptation and innovation. They also touch on the issue of race in coaching hires and the challenges faced by black coaches. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the use of racial slurs and the significance of past incidents in the present. The conversation covers various topics, including the importance of voting in local elections, the influence of politicians on social issues, the impact of lyrics in rap music, and the recent concert in LA featuring Kendrick Lamar and other artists. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the Pop Out LA concert and the impact of Drake and Kendrick Lamar's performances. The hosts express their admiration for the artists and their ability to captivate the audience. They also touch on the importance of healthy competition and the need for artists to take breaks and come back stronger. The conversation ends with a reflection on the significance of black culture and the joy of seeing people come together to celebrate musi

    1 hr 42 min
  • You Aint Really Mean That: Celtics Win their 18th Chip, Marlon Wayans Supports His Kid, and More

    THIS EPISODE WAS RECORDED BEFORE - KENDRICK POP OUT. WE'LL COVER IT NEXT WEEK.

    In this conversation, BobbyBronz and Patrick discuss their recent birthdays and Father's Day celebrations. They talk about the gifts they received, the meals they enjoyed, and the time spent with family. They also touch on the importance of fathers and the misconceptions surrounding black fathers. The conversation ends with a discussion about Marlon Wayans' support for his transgender child. The conversation covers various topics including the challenges faced by young people in navigating intersectionality, the importance of supporting children in their journey of self-discovery, the role of religion in accepting and affirming diverse identities, the need for empathy and understanding when faced with unfamiliar situations, the celebration of Black history and the legacy of Willie Mays, and the pressure and expectations placed on public figures. The conversation covers various topics, including the success of the Boston Celtics, the dynamics between players, the role of religion in sports, and the significance of Juneteenth. The hosts discuss the Celtics' recent achievements, highlighting the team's resilience and the strong bond between players. They also touch on the importance of acknowledging and celebrating blackness in a historically racist city. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted discussion about barbecues and the duty of white people to also celebrate the end of slavery.

    1 hr 22 min

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A new point of view from Bobby Bronz and Patrick Hughes