Conversations With Ollie Mac

Change is a verb and a noun. In the verb tense, it is to make (someone or something) different; alter or modify. In this tense it also means to replace (something) with something else, especially something of the same kind that is newer or better; substitute one thing for another. In the noun tense, the act or instance of making or becoming different. In this revamped series, Ollie Mac has a conversation with the Ladies of Ebony Edition, LLC., Cori Henry and Jy'India Lester and they discuss how they are bringing about change in their community and their business. 

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Death is the cessation of life. We can blame this on the pandemic, but death has been occurring since the beginning of time. Ollie Mac discusses the death and how it stings, yet can be rewarding at the same time. Also, Ollie Mac dives into what's next for America, specifically the black community, post election. 

Ollie Mac and Wes Walker hook up once again to discuss issues that are facing the black community and to describe the different types of black folk that exist. 

*Episode was prerecorded while Ollie Mac was living in Illinois.*

Ollie Mac continues the conversation that rarely occurs within the Black community in Colorism Part 2.  This episode include special guest Teshia Nesbitt and she discusses her experiences as Native American and Black and how those experiences have shaped her into the amazing woman she is today.

Ollie Mac discusses the hiring of Deion Sanders as head football coach of Jackson State University and the recent news regarding Breonna Taylor.

On this episode, Ollie Mac along with returning guest Ryan Murray discuss the nuances of being black and different. 

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Ollie Mac embarks on a conversation that rarely occurs within the Black community. We're talking about the sensitive subject of Colorism.  In part 1, of a three part series, Ollie Mac along with special guests, sisters Ayanna Adamson and Vaughn Postema-Swain, discuss their experiences growing up biracial and how those experiences have shaped them into the amazing women they are and what we need to do to destroy the yoke of colorism. 

The RNC just concluded their convention that was hosted from multiple sites, a first since they've been having conventions. Ollie Mac talks about his thoughts on whether Don and Mike should stay and what that means for the Black community. Also, Ollie Mac reflects on the 57th Anniversary of the March on Washington, the recent death of actor Chadwick Boseman, and the anniversary of Emmett Till's death.

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The 2020 Democratic National Convention just ended with the committee selecting Former Vice-President Joseph Robinette "Joe" Biden Jr. as their nominee for President and U.S. Senator Kamala Devi Harris as the nominee for Vice President. Ollie Mac along with returning guest Donte Best give their analysis on what the black community should focus on when the polls open in November.