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  • Episode 44: The Price We Pay

    Timestamps:

    5:23 Acknowledgments: DMX’s legacy, Ashley Gerren from Baldwin Hills

    8:35 Light Roast: Us as a society for falling for the Usher marketing strategy

    13:25 “N-word PLEASE”: Do you agree with Kyrie Irving that the N-word can’t be reclaimed?

    27:45 “Everyone wants to be nigga till it’s time to be a nigga”: Discussion around Daunte Wright, LT. caron nazario, and police reform

    52:07 The Price of Activism: Should activist get rich off Black Lives Matter?

    1:10:45 Spotlight: Minnesota teams canceling games

    1 hr 17 min
  • Episode 43: Hate the Game not the Player ft. Kendall Cooper

    Timestamps:

    3:03 Acknowledgments & Shoutouts: DMX, UCLA Final Four run, Space Jam, Paul Pierce, Roy Williams

    10:40 Light Roast: Hubert Davis, UNC new Black Head Coach

    22:30 Introducing our leading expert on Sexism and Women Sports: Kendall Cooper @_kendall.c

    TW: Sexual Assault 

    49:22 QB1 & 22 questions: Deshaun Watson & sexual assault case

    1:03:20 Friendship dates: For it or against it?

    1:21:47 Conversations with Care: Michael Rapport & KD, Uzi & Southside. Commentary on how we talk to each other via social media 

    1:35:40 Spotlight: MLB & Governor Asa Hutchinson


    Episode Description:

    On this episode of Brewin' Black, we talk sports. Though some like Hubert Davis may shuck and jive with words, Kendall Cooper joins this episode to reminds us why athletes, especially women, must never "Shut up and Dribble".  Kendall gives a first-hand account of the unequal treatment of women in sports. She leaves us some actions we all can take to begin to rectify this injustice.  We also cover the controversy with Deshaun Watson and why it's important. Finally, we use some relevant social media situations that broke the internet to discuss why it's important to reflect on how we talk to each other. 




    1 hr 42 min
  • Episode 42: Who The Son Sets Free ft. Jason Oliver Evans

    Episode description:  Just in time for Easter, we are joined this episode by Minster Jason Oliver Evans as he shares his journey and experience as a queer man in Christianity. Offering his insight on the Lil Nas X controversy,  Minster Evans challenges the church to let go of homophobia and white symbolism. We also discuss our need to redefine abuse & discuss signs of toxic relationships by looking at the Saweetie & Quavo video. In remembering George Floyd, we briefly share our thoughts and feelings about the Derek Chavin trial.  

    Timestamps: 

    2:10 Acknowledgments and condolences: VA beach shooting, 2 years after Nipsey Hussle's death 

    4:25 Light Roast: Arkansas Senate Passes Bill to Ban Gender-Affirming Healthcare for TransYouth & Georgia voter suppression bill 

    11:15 No Justice, No Peace: Commentary on Derek Chavin Trial 

    22:07  Caught in 4k: Saweetie & Quavo elevator fiasco.  

    36:35 Introducing special guest: Minster Jason Oliver Evans 

    54:03 Dancing with the Devil: Thoughts on the Lil Nas X situation 

    1:32:19 Spotlight: Darnella Frazier, NY- passes anti qualified immunity NY becomes 15th state to legalize marijuana

    1 hr 40 min
  • Episode 41: March Madness

    Timestamps: 

    :53 Vaccination announcement

    5:10 Cmon mane: Miami Spring Break curfew

    7:52 Moment of silence for the victims of the Boulder, Co mass shooting

    12:55 Light Roast: Lil Mama wants heterosexual rights

    22:30 Pocket Watching: Kylie Jenner GoFundMe controversy. Reflections on how we view money. Do people have the right to tell billionaires how to spend their money?  

    42:30 Practice what you preach: Relationship Guru Derrick Jaxson exposed.

    1:05:55 Us v. Them: Black Horror Films, Lena Waithe & Black Twitter's criticism 

    1:19:40 Spotlight: Issa Rae 8 figure production deal

    1 hr 27 min
  • Episode 40: The Prodigal Son

    1:07 Go Green: Happy St. Patrick’s Day & enjoy your stimulus

    3:31 Light Roast: Atlanta Shooting & Sheriff’s “bad day” comment (For more information see: Stop Asian Hate)

    18:22 Royal Hot Mess: Recap on Oprah’s interview with Meghan Markle & Prince Harry

    23:15 Piers Morgan’s tantrum: How we as men struggle with rejection

    31:31 “Is this the hill you want to die on?”: Reflecting on Sharon Osborne racial insensitivity

    38:13 The Momo Method: Kirk Franklin and Reflections on how parenting affects how we grow up

    58:03 Black Lives for sale and show: Is the Grammy’s Black support all for show? Samaria Rice thinks so. Commentary on Performative Activism

    1:20:50 Spotlight: Women breaking records at the Grammy's

    1 hr 30 min
  • Episode 39: The Case for Reparations ft. Gene Mcadoo

    Timestamps:

    1:59 Women's History Month 2021

    3:20 I'm rooting for everybody Black: acknowledging the Golden Globe winners

    8:31 Light Roast: Texas and Mississippi lift mask mandates and open up

    16:28 #FreePaige: Chris from married at first sight (an example of everything we shouldn't be as men)

    31:03 Gene Mcadoo introduction: Discussion of his research and newest article IG: @Genemcadoo Twitter: @Mackuhdo (Article in his bio)

    43:25 Candid discussion about our experiences as Black males in Academia

    54:39 Radical Black imagination: What could Reparations look like? 

    1:14:53 Spotlight: Evanston, Illinois begins a fund for Reparations 

    1 hr 20 min
  • Episode 38: Amazing Grace ft. Kenny Williams

    Timestamps: 

    2:18 Well wishes to Tiger Woods

    3:50 Light Roast: Cam Newton handles young heckler with grace

    14:17 Passing of the torch: Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka

    21:00 Special Guest interview: Kenny Williams writer for Blavity IG: @Kennyonce Twitter: @Kennyoncee

    41:55 End of an Era: Impact of Kim & Ye relationship on pop culture ft. Kenny Williams

    1:01:23 28 Day’s ain’t enough: Reflections from Black History Month 2021

    1:14:40 Spotlight: Feb. 24th

    1 hr 19 min
  • Episode 37: Thin Line Between Love and Hate ft. Michael Anderson

    2:20 #TexasBlackout: Sending Love to Texas

    6:45 Light Roast: Meek Mill tacky bars

    12:55 Boosie BadazzTakes: Commentary on Lorey Harvey & Michael B. Jordan

    25:42 Practice What You Preach: B. Simone on Manifesting Love

    35:55 Special Guest introduction: Michael Anderson IG: @findyourrhythmm Twitter: @MichaelTheStdnt 

    40:22 Judas and the Black Messiah review

    56:18 A Case for abolition: LAPD’s George Floyd Valentines card and Amy Cooper charges dropped

    1:18:20 Spotlight: Feb. 17th & Feb. 18th

    1 hr 26 min
  • Episode 36: "Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story"

    Time Stamps: 

    1:35 Rest in Power Cicely Tyson

    2:49 Motivational Quote: Can good outweigh the bad?

    8:53 Light Roast: NBA makes National Anthem mandatory

    18:48 Who's the Greatest Athlete of all Time?

    32:53 Wild n Out & Back again: Nick Cannon and thoughts about Cancel Culture

    51:08 Film Review: One Night in Miami and Malcolm & Marie

    1:20:54 25 years around the sun: T-Shaw’s Birthday Reflections

    1:34:28 Monkeying around: Gorilla Glue girl

    1:38:41 Spotlight: Feb. 11th in Black History

    1 hr 41 min
  • Episode 35: Mark Your Territory ft. Arlander Wesley

    Timestamps: 

    3:13 Motivational Quote & Light Roast: Frostproof, Florida “Trump Week”

    10:49 Bad (Decisions) & Bougie: Lil Uzi’s $24 million diamond in his forehead

    19:35 Black Wall Street: Financial literacy lessons featuring Arlander Wesley

    40:43 Breaking the internet: Chloe Bailey self-love brought haters

    52:20 Silhouette Challenge: Commentary on hackers & couple post

    1:04:52 Brady’s Bunch and the company you keep: Does Brady’s politics disqualify him as the GOAT?

    *TRIGGER WARNING 1:14:00 Domestic abuse* 

    1:18:55 Spotlight: Black History on February 4th

    1 hr 28 min

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Brewin' Black infuses academic thought and Black popular culture to discuss topics happening in and around Black America on a national, local, and community level.