Dear Millennials: The Lit Ass Podcast

Black Primetime Episode 5: Tami Sawyer

Host Black Steel Magnolia Podcast. Shelby Co. Commissioner. Fighter for Voting Rights & Black Liberation. Writer. Activist. Elected. She/Her. Ebony #Power100

This is easily going to be named a favorite episode! If you have never heard the name Tami Sawyer, you just might live in a bubble. But don't trip, we'll introduce you. This esteemed guest came through and talked that real ish (as she always does) Discussing VERZUZ (The Politics Remix), her previous journey of running to be the first black woman mayor of Memphis, the unspoken dangers of activism, and experiences of hardship in elected offices based on being a black woman. She even sheds her thoughts on the importance of voting in the 2020 election, even if you aren't in love with the candidates.

To keep up with Tami:
Check out her podcast: Black Magnolia Podcast (Available Everywhere)
Socials: @tamisawyer twitter/FB & @tamisawyer901 IG

Thanks for tuning in!

2020 has been nothing short of challenging. As we enter our Season 3 finale, we’d be remiss to not discuss what’s going on in Black America. In light of controversy surrounding comments made by Joe Biden and the murder of George Floyd, we’ll be discussing the state of blackness. Season 3, Episode 10 entitled “You Ain’t Black…”will include discussions around today’s news and our much anticipated segments.

This guest kept it guest it all the way real. I hope you can handle it, because she even CHECKED US! 😩. Activist Amber Shearman dropped by the Black Primetime Podcast Series to discuss the dehumanization of Breonna Taylor, disrespect and lack of protection of women (especially black), and why she doesn’t mind publicly challenging some of our most popular leaders.
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Follow her dope content @thelawaccordingtoamber | Peep her personal IG: @AisforAfro and keep with her on Facebook by searching Amber Shearman

Black Primetime Series Episode 3 features Warrior Jeneisha C. Harris. She’s quite the Renaissance woman. Leading Nashville protest as a student, activist, organizer, and writer. This much anticipated interviews is dope by the fact that the conversation is driven by Jeneisha’s tweets. She goes in, y’all! Listen as we discuss Jeneisha’s “beef” or “no beef with Joe Biden, her critical opinion of politicians, getting arrested, differences between the New and Original Black Panther Party (👀), and life in the spotlight.

Catch this exclusive interview on YouTube. Search “Dear Millennials Podcast” on all platforms.

Wanna catch up with our special guest?
Instagram: @jeneisha.harris
Twitter: @JeneishaCHarris

An exclusive with Mr. Devante Hill. Let’s preface this by saying that he was open to any and everywhere question asked. His words were simple, “I don’t want the questions before hand. Ask me anything. I’m an open book. I want this to be completely organic.” Well, ladies and gentlemen, that’s exactly we happened in this very special episode. Tune in as we discuss: division amongst Black organizers, why “peaceful” protests, silencing Black voices, diversity, and rumors.

An extremely dope conversation with Black Neo-Soul artist and Community Organizer Jordan Occasionally. She talks about new music, getting blocked by “The President of...”, whether or not LGBTQ+ history should be taught in schools, the current work she’s doing, and more. As an element of surprise, she even blesses the mic with a musical studio performance that she ABSOLUTELY KILLED! She gave host, Marvin Frank skills. Literally! Check it out and enjoy this dope conversation!

Oh yeah, search Jordan Ocassionally on any music platform and download her new single “Don’t Stop”.

*Alexa, play “HYFR” by Drake and Lil Wayne” Omg! Two more episodes left in Season 3! This seasons EP. 9 is entitled “What If?” What if there was no access to social media during the Covid-19 pandemic? What if all Black people in America actually decided to move to Africa? and more... We’re tackling some thought-provoking questions that we want you to join in on. Look forward to our exciting segments like Quickies, Living Single, Hood Kode, and our Dear Millennials Open Letter

“First things first, rest in peace Uncle Phil” #IfYouKnowYouKnow… “No Role Modelz” is the name for episode 8! Let’s talk about Black celebrities and the ideals that they are “role models”. We have some questions to discuss: 1) Should Black celebrities have to take on the role of being a “role model”? 2) Should Black celebrities have to speak on social injustices? 3) Is fame raising today’s youth? and more…

“Awww... So You Wanna Talk about Mommas!” Yup, in honors of Mothers Day coming up, we have an exciting show planned! We’ll be discussing sharing black momma quotes and discussing some rather entertaining topics and questions about motherhood! Come laugh, share your thoughts, or just be entertained.

*Alexa, play “21 Questions” by 50 Cent* Inspired by Buzzfeed’s infamous “27 Questions for Black People”, the Dear Millennials crew decided to create a remix, though this version is a lot less problematic. 🙏🏾😂. Tune in as we discuss questions like “What’s meant by “he’s too nice”? Why do some women refer to each other as “bitches” or “hoes”, but become offended if a man refers to them as one? and more.