This is a preview of Power: Don King. Don King rose from a life of hardship and crime to become the most successful boxing promoter the sport has ever seen—the first Black man to do so. It was his own American Dream. Don’s flamboyant appearance, dizzying wit, and commanding personality made him a star in and out of the ring, as did his promotion of greats like Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, and even America’s musical dynasty, the Jacksons. But his less than honest exploits? They made him legendary. Don King may have taken advantage of his fighters and burned a lot of bridges, but he always seemed to find another. Power: Don King, the third installment of Somethin’ Else’s Power series tells the story of one of entertainment’s most controversial figures. Hosted by Panama Jackson, this season asks: What does it take to get to the top and stay there in a sport famed for money and excess? Listen and follow wherever you get your podcasts.

 

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Introducing "Power: Don King"

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You read that right over 300,000 black people go missing every single year! Now ask yourself, how many do you hear about?
Our guest today knows this story all too well as she was stolen from her birth family around the age of one, and although she knew something was wrong as she grew up, she did not learn her truth or her real name until after her 50th birthday.
This is a critically important episode that talks about the details and statistics around black and missing children in this country. This one should be mandatory listening and mandatory sharing.
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Over 300,000 Black People Go Missing Annually with S. Monique

In this episode, our guest Zuri Adele of Good Trouble, takes on a journey from stress to building a life with intention and purpose and finally to the healing ways of Yoga.
This healthy episode reminds us how to move when we want something specific from the world around us.
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Stress, Life and Yoga w/ Zuri Adele

Stress, Failure, health ... how often do you notice the failure in your world, and, more importantly, how does it impact you? We cannot control everything, but we can control how we react, grow, and improve. This episode with Angelica Geter is like watching an artist so effortlessly design a masterpiece in front of you. We get a front-row seat to the experiences, good and bad, that she has managed and how she has found amazing ways to grow from them all. It is truly a talent from which we can all benefit.
Topline: We CANNOT let the things that happen to us and around us change our existence for the worse. STRESS CANNOT WIN!!!
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Lord ... All This Stress w/ Dr. Angelica Geter

NOTE: This episode was too important, and as such, we have not edited it in any capacity - every word spoken during the interview is also included in this episode. Please both appreciate and learn from its rawness.
This powerful and needed episode of While Black takes us on a journey of what stalking looks like up close. Join us as we delve into our guest Dasia's gripping story of survival against the horrors of stalking. Dasia shares her harrowing experience of being relentlessly pursued by a man she went on only a few dates with, highlighting the failure of law enforcement to protect her. Despite changing jobs and moving multiple times to escape her stalker, he continued to harass and threaten her, both physically and digitally. Listen up as Dasia recounts the terrifying moment when her stalker showed up at her doorstep, forever changing the course of her life.
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Hunted: A Story of Stalking and Survival w/Dasia

In this episode of While Black, we sit down with journalist Antonia Hylton to discuss her book, "Madness: Race and Insanity in a Jim Crow Asylum." Antonia takes us on a journey through the hidden history of Crownsville Hospital, a segregated asylum in Maryland, revealing the untold stories of Black patients and employees. We delve into the complexities of race, mental health, and civil rights in America, exploring how the legacy of slavery continues to shape our current mental healthcare system. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation that sheds light on a forgotten chapter of our past and its enduring impact on our present.
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Introducing "Power: Don King"

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