No Strangers to the Game

No Strangers to the Game

By Atiya StrangeSociety & Culture
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No Strangers to the Game episodes

  • NSTTG Ep. 7: Religion vs. Spirituality

    Today's episode talks about the differences & similarities between religion and spirituality. Troy and Jah share their views on religion in the black community and discuss the questions they have when it comes to faith.

    35 min
  • NSTTG Ep. 5: New School

    Today's episode talks about the impact college athletics will have on not only athletes and universities, but the economy as a whole with the cancellation and postponement of many seasons in various conferences. 

    40 min
  • NSTTG Ep. 4: Why We Wear the Mask

    Today's topic focuses on the need to code switch in professional environments, wearing a mask, presenting ourselves in a way that makes others more comfortable, from the way we  dress, to the way we style our hair, and even speak. Code switching is something we do (subconsciously) and may not even notice it any more because it's done so often from children all the way up to adults.

    40 min
  • NSTTG PROMO

    This father and son duo have intergenerational conversations and touch on a variety of topics from the perspective of black men in America. 


    This podcast will connect and in some instances enlighten folks through the knowledge and wisdom that a black man/father has seen and experienced while allowing his son to ask those questions, challenge traditions and, even gain some insight as he develops into a young black man. 

    1 min
  • NSTTG Ep. 2: John Lewis: Finding your Purpose

    This father and son duo have intergenerational conversations and touch on a variety of topics from the perspective of black men in America.  Today's topic focuses on the life and legacy of John Lewis and identifying your purpose.

    36 min

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This father and son duo have intergenerational conversations and touch on a variety of topics from the perspective of black men in America.