Ingenious Perspectives

Can we use social pressure to force people to buy from their community? Are your favorite co-hosts allowed to wear HBCU paraphernalia? Does a new president mean a new nope for minority communities? We deep dive into all three of these questions and give you a little taste of what's coming next.

Hosts:

Lawrence McCarren

Dominic Speller

Credits:

Michael Finnie, Music

Dominic Speller, Editor

Once again, we went into this without a script. This adds to our list of filler episodes as we head toward Naruto status. After a long discussion about Star Wars, we dipped into the short pool of black actors that Hollywood uses. The whole discussion took a turn when the topic of the T.I. and Jeezy Verzuz was brought up. This episode closed out with a brief conversation about the Breonna Taylor Grand Jury. Unfortunately, we didn't eye the time as diligently as we should have, and we were forced to edit out the rest of the discussion. 

Don't fret! The rest of that discussion is vaulted and ready for editing and delivery as Episode 12.

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Hosts:

Lawrence McCarren (@lawrencemccarren)

Dominic Speller (@vitruvianplato)

Credits:

Michael Finnie (@mr.finnz), Music

Dominic Speller, Editor

In this episode, your favorite podcast hosts make good on the promise to discuss more of the current events happening. While waiting to match schedules and accumulate research, we decided that we would do some discussions on what is going on with our nation. We talk about the infected POTUS, the First Presidential Debates, and the question of justice in Ms. Breonna Taylor's case. Not all of the opinions shared are going to make you feel warm and fuzzy, but seeing perspectives besides your own comes with challenge. Let us know what you think. You can interact with us on Anchor.fm (www.IngeniousPodcast.com), on Facebook (www.facebook.com/IPPodcast), or via email ([email protected]).

Hosts:

Lawrence McCarren (@lawrencemccarren)

Dominic Speller (@vitruvianplato)

Credits:

Michael Finnie (@mr.finnz), Music

Dominic Speller, Editor

In this episode, we do our best to tackle the role of religion in our journey toward equality. It's not easy to discuss religious influence in equality without dipping into the value of religion itself. We hope you find this discussion as enlightening as we found researching the topic.

Hosts:

Lawrence McCarren

Dominic Speller

Credits:

Michael Finnie, Music

Dominic Speller, Editor

The journey continues. Part 3 of the series guides us through how our educational institutions can further our push toward equality. Lawrence shows us how biases and parental involvement can impact the outcomes of students, and he gives us solutions to better those outcomes.

Hosts:

Lawrence McCarren

Dominic Speller

Credits:

Michael Finnie, Music

Dominic Speller, Editor

This week we continue our journey through institutions, with Lawrence as our guide. He decided to tackle one of the biggest institutions first, family. We analyze how the importance of family and familial accountability will lead toward equality for our society.

Hosts:

Lawrence McCarren

Dominic Speller

Credits:

Michael Finnie (Music)

Dominic Speller (Editor)

Today, we let Lawrence take the wheel, and guide us through his perspective on institutions. This introductory episode will the be the first of a multi-episode series on institutions.

Hosts:

Lawrence McCarren

Dominic Speller

Credits:

Michael Finnie, Music

Dominic Speller, Editor

Coming off of such a heavy discussion on police reform, we decided to go a little lighter with our subject matter.  In this episode we tackle the tough topics of streaming tv shows, bad Will Smith movies, and music choices.

Hosts:

Lawrence McCarren

Dominic Speller

Credits:

Michael Finnie, Music

Dominic Speller, Editor

How do we change the culture of law enforcement in an effective way for our society? Lawrence and Dominic discuss what it would really look like to change  the police in modern America and how that change would impact our society.

Hosts:

Lawrence McCarren

Dominic Speller

Credits:

Michael Finnie, Music

Dominic Speller, Editor