Educated Fool

In this week's episode, the Educated Fools Jarrell and Jeff discuss cancel culture. From Crissy Teigen to Juneteeth, this week covers a lot. Also, you don't want to miss Jarrell's list of things to cancel, it's wild.

In this week's episode, Educated Fools Jarrell and Jeffery chop it up about mental health, the stress social media produces, and somehow we land on scammers and Covid-19 vaccinations. This episode is a true journey. Sit back and enjoy. 

In this episode of the Educated Fool Podcast, Jarrell and Jeff sit down with the creator and founder of Bonnet Con Ashleigh Atwell to discuss the comments Monique made about black women's public appearances and how folks need to mind their own business. 

In this week's episode, the Educated Fools tackle topics related to friendships, such as mixing friendship and business. As well as discussing the toxic friendship of Insecure's Issa and Molly. 

In this week's episode, Educated Fools Jarrell and Jeff sat down with Blaze Campbell to discuss black women and the crazy amount of hate they receive not only from other races but hate from black men in particular. This episode was a wild one, so dive in. 

This week Jarrell and Jeff are talking about relationships. Using responses from listeners, family, and friends, the Educated Fools tackle four questions related to relationships. Listen to hear the questions and the answers!

This week the hosts of the Educated Fool Podcast talk validation. We all seek validation from time to time in relationships, work, social media, and more. The question is, why and do we need to? 

Using our listener's and followers' words to help guide the conversation, this week on The Educated Fool Podcast we discuss Black Joy. 

This week Jeff and Jarrell sit down and discuss the ever so popular genre of Black films, pain, and trauma. With the new Amazon Prime series "Them" and Netflix "Two Distant Strangers" the trauma and pain of Black lives and our experiences are once again used to entertain the masses. 

This week Jeff and Jarrell tackle a discussion about the Derek Chauvin case and the trauma these reoccurring tragedies have on the psyche of people of color, in particular black people.