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By John X
4.8
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The podcast currently has 269 episodes available.
In this episode of 'Word in Trouble,' host John X and his co-hosts dive deep into a range of topics, including the fate of the New York Giants' quarterback Daniel Jones, the highly anticipated Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight, and the controversial political maneuvers surrounding Trump and his allies. The conversation gets heated with passionate discussions on NFL dynamics, political strategies, and the consequences of voting decisions. Additionally, they touch upon social issues and the unexpected effects of Trump's presidency on various demographic groups. Tune in for an engaging and unfiltered discussion!
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In this episode titled 'Lucky Number 13,' John X hosts an intense and insightful discussion with panelists Andrew, Robert , and Grant. The crew dives deep into the impact and aftermath of the recent election, addressing Kamala Harris's loss. The conversation teeters between political satire and serious commentary, touching on subjects ranging from incel culture and Donald Trump's influence, to racial and gender dynamics within American society. John X robustly addresses the polarization of American voters, the anticipation of policy rollbacks, and societal disarray, all while maintaining a brutally honest and controversial tone. Tune in for a raw and unfiltered exchange that captures the essence of current affairs and their implications.
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The 11th episode of 'Born in Trouble' for an intense, unfiltered conversation before the election. They discuss last-minute thoughts, baseball highlights, personal experiences with sports, and delve into deep political and social issues including free speech, colorism, low-information voters, and the impact of women's rights. Robust debates and candid opinions form the heart of this final pre-election discussion.
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In this milestone 10th episode of 'Born in Trouble,' host John X and his guest, Grant Lancaster, aka 'The City Wing King,' engage in a candid conversation that navigates through personal life events, industry controversies, and societal issues. John shares his recent health scare and the poignant farewell to his Uncle Ed, celebrating the impactful legacy and lively spirit of 'Sweet Eddie.' The discussion takes a serious turn as they delve into the recent allegations against music mogul Sean 'Puffy' Combs, analyzing the complexities of fame, power, and morality in the entertainment industry. The episode also touches on broader societal issues, including the state of education in America and the economics of the NFL. Tune in for an episode that offers a mix of heartfelt storytelling, sharp social commentary, and unfiltered, thought-provoking dialogue.
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In the ninth episode of Born in Trouble, host John X and guests Grant Lancaster and Andrew Johnson delve into various topics ranging from relationship dynamics and societal expectations to the complexities of modern-day political figures. They discuss the unrealistic standards many people have in relationships, sharing personal anecdotes and professional insights about finding true partnership. The conversation also touches on the misuse of labels like 'homophobic' or 'racist', advocating for a deeper understanding beyond superficial judgments. The episode wraps up with a reflective conversation on the legacy of late rapper Craig Mack, cautioning against sensationalizing his life for monetary gain. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that challenges conventional wisdom and societal norms.
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Join John X and his guests Andrew Johnson, Grant L, and Robert B as they dive into a spirited discussion during the eighth episode of Born in Trouble. Touching on political events, including Kamala Harris's nomination at the Democratic National Convention. And comparisons to the RNC. The hosts explore controversial topics, including LGBTQ+ hidden representation in politics, the nature of political loyalty, and the evolving role of social media influencers. The episode promises a blend of humor, criticism, and thought-provoking commentary on the state of American politics.
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In the seventh episode of 'Born in Trouble,' John X hosts a lively discussion with Grant, Rob and Mr. Gene H, touching on topics like female leadership, societal issues, and the intricate dynamics of the hip hop culture and history. The group delves into current events, including the latest political climate and the Olympics, reflecting on how these elements influence perceptions and attitudes. The conversation is filled with anecdotes, laughter, and candid opinions, making it an engaging listen.
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'Born in Trouble,' hosts John X and Grant Lancaster discuss the complexities of politics, social issues, and personal experiences. They reflect on the anxiety surrounding upcoming elections, the impact of corporate greed, and societal changes over the years. The episode highlights the differences between corporate and free-market systems, the use of insider trading, and challenges in today's interactions facilitated by AI and social media. The conversation also delves into their personal lives, touching on lifestyle choices and health, and ends with their reflections on the American Dream and community dynamics.
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John X and his panel dive into a conversation about race and politics, sparked by the potential election of Kamala Harris as both the first black and female president. They discuss societal views on race, black identity, the diaspora, and the perception of blackness in American politics. The dialogue moves through various topics such as the implications of Kamala Harris's mixed heritage, her tenure as a prosecutor, comparisons to other black figures like Obama and Drake, and the intricate social discussions within the black community. The hosts also touch upon related issues like the credibility of convicts working in civil services post-incarceration, especially in fire fighting. They critique the sensationalist political climate, the hypocrisy in American judgment toward sexuality, and the influence of elite benefactors in politics. The episode also addresses the handling of black opinions on social media and the broader impact of political rhetoric on societal behavior. Near the end, John X shares a personal health update, highlighting his recovery journey and future plans for more health-focused content.
Host John X and co-host Grant Lancaster discuss various issues surrounding life and societal changes. Reflecting on a recent near-death experience and its impact on perspective. The complexities of relationships, societal expectations, the historical impact of the crack epidemic, and contemporary political issues. Andrew Johnson joins the conversation to weigh in on these topics, highlighting generational shifts and the political landscape. The episode underscores the significance of life, relationships, and the broader societal context in which these personal experiences occur.
The podcast currently has 269 episodes available.