Listen Up with Host Al Neely

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  • Resilience and Innovation in Greenwood: Carlos Moreno on Tulsa's Untold Stories Part 2

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    Uncover the untold stories of resilience and innovation in our latest episode with Carlos Moreno, a dedicated activist from Tulsa. We journey through the historical layers of the Greenwood neighborhood, shedding light on the often-overlooked impact of the Tulsa Race Massacre and its reverberating effects on post-World War I America. How did a community, once flourishing, confront the challenges of a nation grappling with a Spanish flu pandemic and an economic identity crisis? Greenwood's rich history offers profound insights into who gets to thrive in a changing world.

    Witness the incredible spirit of rebirth in Greenwood through the inspiring tales of individuals like Lula Williams. Her entrepreneurial drive helped rebuild a community that many tried to erase. Contrary to popular belief, Greenwood was a vibrant tapestry of diverse cultures including Italian, Russian Jewish, Latino, and LGBTQ communities. Despite the Great Depression's shadow, Greenwood's economic zenith in the 1940s is a testament to its tenacity and rich multicultural legacy, standing as a beacon of resilience against systemic marginalization.

    We then bridge history with the future, exploring the technological strides influenced by Greenwood's own Emmett J. McHenry, the pioneer behind the domain name registration system. Discover how his roots shaped his vision for a more accessible technological landscape. Our partnership with the Greenwood Cultural Center aims to digitize the past, preserving it for the public and challenging the narrow narratives of innovation. From Tulsa's unexpected role in media history to the evolving conversations around reparations, this episode champions the diverse voices that have shaped our world.

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    52 min
  • Challenging the Manosphere and Modern Masculinity with Listen Up Podcast

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    What if traditional masculine ideals are not only outdated but also harmful? Join us on the Listen Up podcast as we critically examine the "manosphere"—a complex digital landscape influencing societal norms and even impacting recent elections. We dissect this multifaceted community, breaking it down into its primary subgroups: the white male manosphere and the black male manosphere, while also acknowledging potential links to Hispanic and Asian communities. We'll scrutinize the roles of influential figures like Andrew Tate, Joe Rogan, and Jordan Peterson, exploring how their ideologies resonate across these groups. With a politically independent stance and a commitment to emotional intelligence, we'll provide a balanced critique, emphasizing the necessity for cross-generational communication and understanding.

    As we challenge the pressures men face to conform to unrealistic societal expectations, we explore the damaging effects this can have, from aggression and violence to suppressed emotions and feelings of inadequacy. The podcast covers how societal shifts are pushing back against these traditional narratives, allowing diverse groups to thrive in various sectors like technology and medicine. We'll discuss the need for men to reclaim the grace to express their emotions freely without stigma. As we prepare to delve deeper into the black manosphere in our next episode, we invite you to continue this enlightening journey into understanding the intricate dynamics shaping modern masculinity.

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    43 min
  • I Didn't Know I Was A Tradwife... Megan Stover

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    We talk about being raised in the church and expected to follow the instructions of her parents and church leaders. At the age of 21 she marries and immediately be came a submissive wife suppressing her desires and talents to selflessly serve her husband needs. Only until recently did she learn that she lead the life of a Tradwife.

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    51 min
  • Religion and Politics in today's USA climate with Tina Jenkins

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    Here we talk about how politics and nationalism have played a role in dividing the country into separate factions of actual Christianity and Christianity based on a created American ideology national definition.

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    50 min
  • Matt Cummings School Board Candidate

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    Here we discuss the importance of education. Education is the equalizer if your social economic level is less than. The focus in education should be geared towards more of the STEM subject programs  

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    58 min
  • Burk Stringfellow on running for congress

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    We talk about the beginnings and failures of running for congress.  After failing to obtain enough signatures to get on the ballot, Burk decided to work on the Robert Kennedy campaign. We will learn about his inspiration and passion for people.

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    1 hr 9 min
  • Ashley Bowman, BCBA/LBA, Behavior Analyst

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    In this episode I sit down with Ashley Bowman of Behavior Analytic Minds. We talk about the controversial therapy of ABA treatment for children with autism spectrum disorders, but can be used for all people of all ages.  Applied Behavioral Analysis which is a therapeutic approach for behavioral improvement. 

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    54 min
  • Cash Green Campaigning for Virginia Beach City Council "People over Politics"

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    In this episode we sit down and learn what it's like to campaign for a city council seat in the city of Virginia Beach. Cash talks about his experiences of growing up in San Diego and inspiration for his journey to put people over politics in today's volatile political climate. We learn that he is willing to work with all other politicians and doesn't believe that party lines are necessary in order to serve the people in his community. We delve into his vision for the area he will be serving. Don't miss our conversation with this middle class husband, father, local car salesman and inspiring community leader.  

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    1 hr 10 min
  • Megan Stover finding yourself after 40

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    In this powerful episode of The Listen Up Podcast, Megan Stover, opens up about her personal experiences of navigating the complex aftermath of her church's impact on her life.  

    TRIGGER WARNING: 
    The following podcast episode contains content that may be triggering for some listeners. It includes discussions of abuse and related sensitive topics. Please be aware that these subjects are handled with care and respect, but they may still evoke strong emotional reactions.

    If you or someone you know is struggling with issues related to abuse, please seek support. In the United States, the National Domestic Violence Hotline is available 24/7 at 1-800-799-7233 or via text at 1-800-787-3224. For immediate help, please reach out to local emergency services or trusted individuals in your community.



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    1 hr 11 min
  • The Wounded Black Man

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    In this episode we sit down with three of the six authors of their book, The Wounded Black Man The Journey to Our Healing. Each authors' traumatic story is not unlike most black men. Through their stories they are making the effort to help men with similar experiences to understand that they need to find others to share their own experience to start the healing process.

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    Do us a favor and like, comment, share, and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes. To see the full video on YouTube go to Listen Up with Host Al Neely



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    YouTube: Listen Up with Host Al Neely

    52 min

About Listen Up with Host Al Neely

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Hi, I'm Al Neely. I've spent most of my life asking, " Why do people behave a certain way?  Why don't people understand that most everyone wants basically the same thing? Most everyone wants…