Boyce Watkins

Boyce Watkins

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Boyce Watkins episodes

  • Candace Owens vs Cornel West on Fox: Right rhetoric, wrong agenda
    Dr Boyce Watkins breaks down the debate between Cornel West and Candace Owens. Dr Watkins says that Owens has some good points about the Black community's disrespect from the Democratic Party, but her allegiance to Donald Trump undermines the authenticity of her message.
    Dr Boyce Watkins analyzes the debate between Cornel West and Candace Owens on Fox News. Dr Watkins says that Owens' consistent support for Donald Trump undermines her message of empowerment to the African American community
    28 min
  • Why do Steve and Marjorie Harvey have thirsty exes who won't let go?
    Steve Harvey and his wife Marjorie are in the spotlight this week and every week because they both have exes that continue to try to dim their sunshine.
    According to several reports (which all link back to RadarOnline.com), Jim has written a tell-all memoir about his marriage to Marjorie in the 1990s. Even though he was allegedly hesitant at first, he now has apparently decided that he has "no allegiance to Marjorie."
    "I wrote two-thirds of the book in prison,” he allegedly told the outlet. "I’m going … [to] tell my story. It don’t matter [if she knows about it].”
    Marjorie was reportedly under FBI and DEA investigation during her marriage to Jim, who investigators have labeled a drug kingpin. Radar reported in 2007 that the two agencies "suspected Marjorie played a role in the drug ring." Though, Marjorie was never charged with a crime.
    30 min
  • Jay Z's Roc Nation sued over boxer's massive brain damage
    Dr Boyce Watkins analyzes the lawsuit filed against Jay-Z's Roc Nation sports over a boxer, Daniel Franco, who suffered serious brain damage as a result of taking on too many matches within a short period of time.
    The question is whether or not Jay-Z should be required to pay, when the boxer made the personal decision to participate in his chosen sport. Franco went into a coma shortly after his last fight and this has led to serious litigation as a result.
    10 min
  • Magic gets messy with the Lakers - Lebron will pay the price
    Magic Johnson recently decided to go to ESPN to air his dirty laundry against The Los Angeles Lakers. Magic claims that Rob Pelinka at the Lakers was the person who was most seeking to sabotage his efforts. This has led to a national controversy that impacts Lakers owner Jeanie Bus, as well as NBA star LeBron James
    38 min
  • #NipseyHussle - warrant issued for his child's mother
    Tanisha Foster was busted for DUI in Los Angeles a couple years back. She pled no contest to one of the charges and was sentenced to 3 years probation. Foster missed a court date for the case on May 15 -- her probation was revoked -- and a bench warrant was issued.
    The DUI arrest isn't the only thing on Foster's record ... in 2007 she was busted for vandalism, annoying phone calls and disturbing the peace. Those charges were eventually dismissed after she completed her probation. In 2006, she was arrested for resisting arrest and disturbing the peace.
    1 hr 19 min
  • Shaun King embarrasses Joe Biden’s puppet Symone Sanders
    Dr Boyce speaks on the disagreement between Shaun King, a CNN analyst who works for Joe Biden and Shaun King, who fights hard for Senator Bernie Sanders. The question that these two must ask themselves is "Why are we working so hard for the Democratic Party that doesn't work nearly as hard for us?"
    5 min
  • Amazon offfers $10,000 to start a business - It's NOT what you think
    Amazon said Monday that it would contribute as much as $10,000 if employees want to leave the company and form new U.S. start-ups centered on delivering packages. Amazon said it would also pay these people the equivalent of three months of their most recent gross salaries when they were working for the company.
    The offering follows the company’s previous efforts to discourage its workers from staying if they don’t want to stay. CEO Jeff Bezos talked about the company’s “Pay to Quit” program in a shareholder letter five years ago, and now the company is going further.
    “We want people working at Amazon who want to be here,” an Amazon spokesperson told CNBC’s Make It last year.
    The program also lines up with Amazon’s efforts to open up new delivery options. Last year it established the Delivery Service Partners initiative -- which sought to have independent business owners put the Amazon Prime logo on delivery vans -- even as it continues working with FedEx and UPS.
    Dr Boyce Watkins discusses Amazon.com's offer to pay $10,000 for people to start their own business. Dr Watkins, a Finance Professor, presents research which states that the company may not be providing it's partners with everything they need
    31 min

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Boyce Watkins (2012-12-09 17:17:30 +0000 UTC)