Cut the Bull

In this episode, we are joined by Kira Davis, host of the Just Listen To Yourself podcast and editor-at-large at Red State. The group talk about the beef between Candace Owens and Kim Klacik, Race Norming in the NFL, and the aggressive push of LGBT themes in children's programming.

Also, Will is back and he has a Stetson hat and wealth of knowledge of IQ and other "measures" of men.

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In this episode, John McWhorter, Columbia University professor, writer, podcast host, and author joins the team. They discuss the social media fervor over the Juneteenth holiday, and take an interesting look back.

In 2001, John penned an eloquent article for City Journal entitled, "What's Holding Blacks Back?" In it, he listed pervasive beliefs by blacks, myths commonly believed by blacks, and internal issues that impede success for far too many blacks. We are coming up on a 20-year anniversary of the article so we ask him, "How much has changed?"

We also discuss his podcast and his latest book, Nine Nasty Words.

Shemeka longs for Will's return.

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In this episode, the team is joined by Angel Eduardo, writer, musician, photographer, and designer based in New York City. He is a staff writer and content creator for idealist.org. 

They talk about better communication, how to get the most out of debates, and Angel's idea of "Starmanning." They also discuss meritocracy, Will's pimp interview, and whether the practice of "grade inflation" should be adopted for women's clothing.

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This week we are joined by Colin Wright, former evolutionary biologist and managing editor of Quillette. In this episode, we discuss intelligence - who has it, who doesn't, and how it shapes who we choose to hold up as authorities. 

The hosts also discuss the issue of biological sex and why it's suddenly the most important, and illogical, issue of our time.

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Obaid, along with the Home Team (Charles Love, Shemeka Michelle, and Wilfred Reilly), discusses American race relations, the lab-leak theory of COVID-19's origins, and the surprisingly large number of similarities between "Wokeness" (Wokism?) and radical Islam.

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In this episode of Cut The Bull, the home team is joined by the hosts of The Underground Podcast - Plebity co-founder, Sasha White and Nesim Vatani. They discuss free speech using two seemingly opposite stories; Joe Rogan saying white men will soon be silenced, and UNC withholding tenure from Nikole Hannah-Jones. Also, Nesim asks the group is capitalism really conservative?

Finally, Shemeka tests the limits of cancel culture.

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In this episode, Charles, Shemeka, and Wilfred talk try to pin down who exactly are the white supremacists and talk Palestinian/Israeli conflict and the Jews relationship with liberals and the BLM movement.

This week's guest host is David L. Bernstein. Founder of the Jewish Institute for Liberal Values. In the discussion, they discuss David's recent article about his first encounter with BLM and the first time he heard the term "woke." Here is the link to the article. https://jewishjournal.com/commentary/334702/my-cheshbon-hanefesh-for-cowardice-in-the-face-of-wokeness/

Follow him on Twitter: @DavidLBernstein 

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In this episode, Charles, Shemeka, and Wilfred talk about critical race theory, black feminism, repealing AP and "gifted" programs, and the juror in the Derek Chauvin trial.

This week's guest host is Xavier Bonilla. Xavier Bonilla holds a Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) and has been a licensed clinician doing mental health work for 15 years. He is a former seminarian and is the host of Converging Dialogues, a podcast designed to have honest and authentic conversations with a diversity of thought and opinions from a wide-range of guests. He has also written  opinion pieces on centrism, nationalism, and Latinos here. 

Follow him on Twitter: @xavierbonilla87 

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The inaugural episode! In this episode, we discuss mask freedom (only vaccinated people, outside, when no one is around), Caitlin Jenner for governor, recent Supreme Court cases, and more.  Charles, Shemeka, and Will are joined by Clifton Duncan, classically training actor and singer and Broadway veteran. 

Clifton talks about his political evolution and how Broadway and Hollywood will change post COVID-19 and "wokeness."

Oh yeah...and Shemeka pulled a gun on a girl.

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In this clip, Charles talks about his approach to the issues of the day and the importance of focusing on root causes and things you can control rather than feelings and virtue signaling. As an example, he uses the recent rash of attacks on Asian Americans.

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