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By Bruce Hoskins
The podcast currently has 32 episodes available.
Topics discussed:
- The basketball program that Dr. Hoskins' daughter plays for, Oceanside's Finest, had an amazing fundraiser
- Talking about our daughters playing basketball and how society does not invest in girls playing sports as they do with boys
- SPOILER ALERT: We talked in detail about the Black Panther movie
Topics Discussed:
1) Kanye West is off the rails!
2) Time to reintroduce and discuss antisemitism and what it means to the field of ethnic studies
3) Will Britney Grinner make it back home
4) What is your favorite horror movie?
5) How did Alana (Dr. Hoskins' daughter) do at her basketball showcase and his concerns over misogyny when he read that a Black female was killed by a man who she beat in basketball
Topics:
- Bruce's daughter has an event in basketball and this prompts a discussion about girls and sports
- Kanye West is being sued for $250 million, but why?
- Bruce is getting clowned for not having an up to date laptop the entire podcast :)
Topics:
- As I reflected on my Tio Nick's passing, Ant and I talked about death and dying as a sociological journey
-The resignation of Nori Martinez and its effect on the BIPOC community
-Yezzy (Kanye West) and his White Lives Matter fashion statement
- We ended with my announcement that I am officially the El Camino High School Girls' Varsity Head Basketball coach and the interesting journey that I took to get there.
Topics covered:
1) We started talking about the passing of Coolio and the importance of Gangster's Paradise. However, we then took a side trek and talked about the movies Dangerous Minds and Freedom Writers and what they could have done better to connect the content they taught to the lived lives of the students they were teaching.
2) We talked about Woman King and pondered the message that was sent by focusing on a nation of badass Black woman warriors who also enslaved neighboring groups of Africans.
3) A prestigious university in New York fired a tenured faculty member when 82 of the 350 students in the class signed a petition that stated that the class was unnecessarily hard and that the professor did not care about the lives of students outside of the classroom. This led to a conversation about the commodification of education and how teachers can become better teachers.
The topics:
- Are we allowed to critique other cultures? If so, what are the rules?
- The difference between critiquing and judging a culture
- What is the difference between being Mexican versus begin Mexican America?
- Why are we not talking about Brett Farve's role in stealing money from the Mississippi welfare system?
What we talked about:
- Our reactions to Halle Bailey, a Black girl, as the Little Mermaid
- White replacement theory
- How Black people can add value to stories that have been previously filled by White actors IF the writers do a good job
- How one of the main enemies of Black superheroes is white supremacy
It is good to be back! Ant and I are back at it after I took a year-long sabbatical. Topics discussed:
1) What is a sabbatical?
2) Our takes on the death of Queen Elizabeth
3) Football as a modified form of slavery
Topics covered:
1) Appreciating David McField coming into the house!
2) Reflecting on this project and what it could become in the future
3) Talking about our daughters growing up
4) The state-level Ethnic Studies debacle!
Topics covered:
1) Respecting the grind of our students!
2) Sociology is working HARD right now because of the social changes that are happening right now
3) What would you do with this student? A communications professor goes in on a student that presented on "cancel culture" and stated that police officers are heroes.
4) Lightning round! We talked about 5 topics with a one minute time limit.
The podcast currently has 32 episodes available.