l Am Pitts Podcast

There is an old saying in the black community: "If you want to hide something from a negro, put it in a book." If that is the case, there is no hiding anything from Corbin Seavers who is the host of the Book Talk With Corbin podcast. He is also the founder of the Kentucky Chess Ambassadors where he teaches chess to racial minority, low income and socially disadvantaged youth throughout Kentucky. Corbin discusses his upbringing, his love for books, chess, his passion to change the lives of young people and how he became a black conservative.

If you want to help Corbin with his mission of changing the lives of at risk youth through chess visit kychessambassaadors.com

You can also listen to the Book Talk With Corbin podcast at booktalkwithcorbin.com

President Biden continues his downward decline. Dex sends a thank you out to all of his fellow veterans and goes to Chill's to celebrate the day. Dex is invited to speak at the University of Louisville and is shocked as to how he was received. Have Americans had enough of woke culture. Lastly, Dex weighs in on the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and gives his opinion and perspective. 

Dex writes an email to the chief and gives listeners insight into the reality of being a black police officer that is not politically black enough. Dex briefly goes into what it is like growing up with dark skin within the black community and the "blacklash" he has suffered for not toeing the black/democrat party line. Dex explains doing the right thing vs doing the black thing. 

This episode of the I Am Pitts Podcast is a hot mess! Dex wishes President Biden the best and salutes him with a "Let's Go Brandon" to start the show. Dex has to break the sad and unfortunate news to someone that there is no charge or report to be made for racism. Should veterans and military members who took part in the January 6th incident at the Capitol be given leniency? Dex encounters two people he had not so good encounters with during the 2020 riots. Dex breaks down the Philly SEPTA rape incident and the Bystander Effect. Colin Kaepernick compares the NFL combine to the slave trade and Cori Bush speaks out against "environmental racism." The government continues to encroach upon American citizen's rights by trying to get into our bank accounts. Joe Biden believes that the lives of ill-immigrants are worth more than that lives of American soldiers. America's obsession with trans-gender madness continues. President Trump shames Colin Powell and fallen LMPD Officer Deidre Mengedoht gets the justice she deserves.

Your life and perspective can change in a matter of minutes. Dex's has the honor and privilege to sit down and interview Author/Speaker Adam Davis. Adam Davis spent six years of his life in a police uniform in Dothan, Alabama. After enduring many hardships, he finds peace through his faith, writing, and sharing his struggles with others in the first responder and veteran community. You don't have to be a first responder or veteran to understand and connect with his personal battles that he shares in this interview. If you take the time to listen to this 50 minute interview, you will walk away feeling encouraged, energized, and your hope meter will be overflowing. If you are an inspiring writer, or have an idea for a book, this is the episode that you need to listen to. 

https://www.theadamdavis.com/ 

No one loves freedom and America more than those who are not born into the privilege of being an American citizen. Dex sits down and interviews one of his favorite people, Fadi Faouri. Originally from Amman, Jordan, Fadi immigrated to the United States at age 16 and seized the American dream with hard work, dedication and zero excuses. During the 2020 riots, Fadi gained notoriety for not backing down to the angry BLM and ANTIFA mob who tried to destroy the business he built from the ground up with his bare hands and sweat. Dex and Fadi get deep as they talk about the current issues facing America and what it will take to keep America free. 

Dex is back from vacation and is ready to get back to it. While on vacation, Dex learns of the death of his friend/brother who earned the Purple Heart and Bronze Star in Vietnam. Are you black or are you just an American? Dex covers why he is changing the sub-title of his book. Lastly, Dex visits the Global War on Terrorism Memorial in Columbus, Georgia. 

When something is compromised it does not function as it was originally intended. Dex talks about how the black community has been compromised in light of the recent tragic death of a 16-year-old black kid shot and killed while waiting for the school bus in Louisville. It is not just the black community that is compromised, but America as a whole. Dex opens up about his recent bout with depression and calls himself out for being a hypocrite. Lastly, race issues and fear mongering in America have reached a new low by way of American politics and the media as Maxine Waters tries to convince black people that they are being taken back into slavery. 

The title of this episode says it all. Dex has a respectful message for the mayor. Is the far-left and cancel culture coming for Dex and the I Am Pitts podcast?

Dex sits down with his former beat partner, now retired LMPD Sergeant Chuck Cooper. With 38 years of experience in law enforcement, when Chuck talks you listen. Dex and Chuck discuss the many issues facing LMPD, law enforcement and the city of Louisville. Crime, corruption, leadership and what police department's can do to start recruiting the best candidates for the job. Chuck shares stories of his time in uniform and the time the KKK came to Louisville to protest. Lastly, with the help of his fellow retired law enforcement officer's, Chuck shares the story of Louisville's first black female police officer, Bertha Whedbee, in 1922 and how the law enforcement community came together to honor her.