Politics for Tha Culture

By Shalonda Spencer

Politics For Tha Culture is a thought-provoking media podcast that aims to promote political awareness regarding social issues that shape our global economy and environment. This platform provides an ... more

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The podcast currently has 21 episodes available.

Politics for Tha Culture episodes:

September 30, 2020 11. The Recap: 2020 Presidential Debate (Pt.1)
On Sept 29th, Donald Trump and Former Vice-President Joe Biden had their first ever presidential debate on national television. It is no secret about the economic crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic America is facing right now. This episode a recap of that debate and why so many American citizens are concerned with our democracy.
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27min
June 30, 2020 10. Defining Black Culture in Politics (ft. Jhai Keeton)
This episode dives into the conversation about economic development, defining black culture in politics, and discussing the removal of the Mississippi flag. Our special guest is Jhai Keeton, a commercial developer for the City of Jackson.
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55min
April 22, 2020 9. The Importance of Mental Health during COVID-19 (ft. Erick Brown)
Right now we are experiencing a horrific pandemic in America with COVID-19. This episode Shalonda discuss the importance of mental health during this traumatic time in America history with mental health expert Erick Brow also known as @ABrownDoctor via social media.
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33min
March 31, 2020 8. Celebrating Women’s History with Deborah Watts
During women history month, our host had the opportunity to sit down and have a conversation with the cousin of Emmett Till to discuss the Emmett Till Legacy Foundation and the social justice work she’s doing across the country.
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52min
February 12, 2020 7. Where Are We In Our Democracy?
We are interested place in politics. This episode dives until where we are in our democracy on a local and federal level and a start into this new season of political topics.
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31min
October 17, 2019 6. A Healthcare Perspective with Kia Jones
Healthcare is important and should not be taken lightly. This episode gives an overview from a healthcare perspective from a PhD research student from Jackson, MS. Kia Jones will share the work she is doing in the community through chemistry research and her advocacy work in mental health.
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42min
October 07, 2019 5. Shanda Yates for Mississippi House District 64
Shanda is a working mother, a small business owner, an attorney, a proud public school graduate and the first in her family to obtain a college degree. She is running for Mississippi House District 64 because she understands the importance of quality education, infrastructure and her fight to create a better Mississippi.
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28min
October 07, 2019 4. Anissa Being: Medical Student, Activist, & Entrepreneur
Anissa Being, is a personal blog that was created by a medical student Anissa Butler. She is a native of Jackson, MS and a graduate from Jackson State University. Anissa held the title of Miss. Jackson State University where she impacted the campus in a positive light. Her blog is to educate and give study tips that will help student succeed. Evolving is the word to describe Anissa because she is constantly growing. Her desire in life is to be the doctor that heals her community and those she loves.
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43min
May 06, 2019 3. Daryl Joy Walters for State Representative
Joy Walters is a native of Shreveport, Louisiana and she is running for State Representative District 3 in her home state. Joy shares her experience as a young woman in politics and her upcoming campaign.
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32min
February 19, 2019 2. Reproductive Health Among Black Women
African American women die in pregnancy or childbirth at a rate of three to four times the rate of white women – and this has been true for fifty years. Racial disparities are particularly pronounced in reproductive and sexual health. Women of color fare worse than white women in every aspect of reproductive health.
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43min

FAQs about Politics for Tha Culture:

How many episodes does Politics for Tha Culture have?

The podcast currently has 21 episodes available.