POD'N Platformation (Podcast On Demand Network)

In this season 2 premiere, GHH returns with EQuality and Rob Jay 10x discussing their historical journeys during the break, Colin Kaepernick, John Henry Clarke, Critical Race Theory, Diversity & Inclusion and more.

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On the centennial of the Tulsa race riots, we discussed Black Wall Street with special guest Totally Randie. The conversation begins pre conception and looked the people contributing factors that led to its creation. We explored the various businesses and opportunities created and ultimately caught up to the incidents leading to the community being burned down.

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In this episode we continue our discussion about finance and spending witching Black Activism movements. We start with Black Lives Matter and take an objective look at their achievements along with their emphasis on awarding funds to LGBT and Trans organizations ultimately asking is this fair to the cisgendered Black Males that their funds are generated on behalf of. From their we take a historical look at Malcolm X and his view on how black movements have been co opted. Check out this episode and leave your opinion.

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In this series of episodes we are exploring Black Activism and the lucrative business model that appears to be forming. With the death of George Floyd Black Lives Matters received a financial windfall in donations like no other Black Rights organization before. In part 1 we layout the warnings of Malcolm X about financial backers and try to set a precedent on how previous leaders have used funds.

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In this session Scholar Fred joins to introduce the story of the Moors beginning with medieval times and tracing the roots and today’s connection to North Africa. We establish key dates such as 1492 being the end of their reign and discuss the beginnings of what we now know as lynching. This is an introduction to a multifaceted conversation follow and subscribe to stay updated.

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This episode we had a candid conversation with Councilman Edward Pollard about life, politics, HBCUs and a myriad of topics. We touched on his Houston upbringing and what inspired him to enter politics. He detailed his roller coaster ride of a year entering office during COVID. Check out the episode to learn more about Edward Pollard and the Houston political scene.

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This episode we explored the emergence Black Creators and the abundance of content ultimately asking if we are living in a content renaissance.  Podcast and néw media has provided a vast array of black content and creators ranging from President Obama to All The Smoke. This new form of content doesn’t rely on sponsors nearly as heavily and if free from the constraints of television. This has given us a heightened access to people in new ways. We imagined what previous leaders would have been great podcasters and how they would have used platforms. Then we took a glimpse into how we see the future of content creators. Check it out and leave a comment and join the conversation.

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In this episode of Gentlemen’s History we went Meta and reflected on our personal history of learning history. As we traveled back to elementary, Jr High-school, Undergrad and more we began to recall key pivotal moments that triggered us wanting to know more. We exchanged notes on our classroom experiences and weren’t surprised to discover they were pretty much the same. Martin, Rosa Parks, Civil Rights and Slavery. While reflecting on this experience we discussed the empowerment that learning our history and knowledge of self has had on our lives. A fun informative conversation that we’d love for you join. Share your experience with learning your history in the comments.

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In this episode we review the film Judas and The Black Messiah. Joined by Scholar Fred, we took a deep dive in the details of the story and examine where the film delivered and where we question cinematic liberty. Overall it’s a thought provoking conversation that will make change the way you view the film.

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India Lovejoy is the co-founder of Collect For The Culture and founder of Black Buddah. She’s. A Houston transplant who has immersed herself into the art scene and molded herself into an asset for the culture. In this episode she shared her story going back to her beginnings with Project Row House to her evolution as a creator and ultimately a Cultural Producer. She covers a wealth of information about art including her vision and creation of Alt spaces and an Artist centric culture that she has implemented. Additionally she walks us through the origins and growth of Collect For The Culture.

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Produced by Savvi Hue for POD'N.