One Could Argue

One Could Argue

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One Could Argue episodes

  • When They See Us: The Justice System In Review w/ Ericka Claudio
    In this episode @ClaudioEricka reviews the roles involved in the incarceration of the Central Park Five so we can be better informed of who they are, what their role is specifically and how we can hold them responsible and/or get them replaced if their not measuring up. If you havent seen "When They See Us" by Ava Duvernay, please check it out this weekend on Netflix | Follow us @OneCouldArgue and signup for our email list at OneCouldArgue.com
    14 min
  • Time Will Tell: New Album, Life vs. Art, Dreamville Sessions + more w/ Domani Harris
    With his debut album "Time Will Tell" out now, Domani sat with Kvle to discusses how he approached this project differently from his previous efforts, figuring out the best way to utilize input from his father, how Jim Carey and Hypnosis influence his outlook of life and why the Dreamville sessions taught him a better way to utilize opportunities. All that plus a live performance of "Not A Rapper" w/ DJ Burn One & The Five Points Bakery. Check it out!
    37 min
  • About These Bans w/ Ericka Claudio
    Ericka is back to givine some insight on these terrifying abortion bans and their planned affect on Roe V. Wade... Also what options women currently have in getting abortions and what the rest of us can do to help bring change starting w/ our local legislature and support organizations like @plannedparenthood @prochoiceamerica @aclu_nationwide
    13 min
  • Life & Times: Comparing Generational Perspectives w/ My Mother
    Over the weekend I shared a phone call with my mother talking about the challenges our generations face when dealing with each other on topics like marriage, college and success. We talked about the Internets role in it all and why the older generation doesn't feel like they recieve their due reverence. Conversations like this can easily go left but this one went pretty well, lol. I hope you enjoy it.
    31 min
  • Slowing it Down
    Your best ideas can grab ahold of you and turn into a nightmare, like this podcast almost did for me for a second. If something you loved doing is starting to feel like a chore... I'd probably listen to this.
    12 min
  • Fear of Doing: Removing the Cushions of a Good Leader
    Leaders can often act as a cushion for us, their vision and fearlessness encourages us while they still hold our hands; Trailblazing and waiting for us to truly believe we can do the same if they were to let go and put us in front. With the tragic loss of Nipsey, I'm compelled to look inward, address any fears that have witheld oppourtunities from me and to be quite frank, quit playing like I get more than one life. RIP Nipsey Hussle
    9 min
  • Thought of the Day: Connections are your Currency w/ @KayParchia
    This weeks we kept it short and sweet with a thought of the day from
    a friend of the podcast, Kayla Parchia. Understanding that life is
    about playing the long game, finding ways to get to money and keep
    it coming takes strategy, patience and most importantly, PEOPLE.
    So relationships are something everyone should be looking at FIRST.
    Connections are the most important currency because “Money
    doesn’t knock on doors, people do.”
    2 min
  • The "No" Problem
    I don't know anyone who likes being told no. No matter the reason, especially if it's just to make you feel better about it.
    6 min
  • Getting the Write Idea w/ Yoh Phillips (Senior Writer, DJBooth)
    I had the privilege of being able to interview one of my
    favorite artists, Yoh Phillips. He is one of the most well-respected
    wordsmiths around regardless of the subject. In this episode he
    navigates us through the back-alleys of becoming a writer from
    finding the confidence to face a blank page, spending your words
    wisely and how to build a foundation for an opinion worth sharing.
    If there’s a way to reverse engineer good writing, this is it.
    1 hr 27 min

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