In this episode of the Educated Food Podcast, hosts Dr. J and Jarell discuss the recent legal troubles surrounding Diddy, including serious allegations of abuse and misconduct. They explore the implications of power dynamics in these situations, the impact on victims, and the importance of accountability within the community. The conversation also touches on the role of family in perpetuating cycles of abuse and the difficult conversation of separating art from the artist in light of Diddy's contributions to music and culture.

00:00 Introduction and Weekly Updates

05:31 Diddy's Legal Troubles

11:10 The Nature of Power and Consent

18:01 Impact on Victims and Community

24:57 Accountability and Family Dynamics

34:01 Art vs. Artist: Navigating Diddy's Catalog

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