On the 13th Episode of Privileged Black Kids Kendall Camp brings on Brandon “Jinx” Jenkins to discuss his road from Morehouse to Complex News to being the Co-Host of, “State of Culture” show with Joe Budden and Remy Ma.

3:25- How Jinx got into journalism and the media industry 15:10- Experience clubbing with Floyd Mayweather 22:50- Jinx discusses should black people in the media industry go to graduate school 33:10- Jinx discusses the hardest tasks on a day to day basis working at Complex and things most people don’t realize about his job

Contact information; [email protected] 

Host's Instagram: _kendallcamp

Podcast Instagram: privilegedblackkidspodcast

Brandon’s Instagram: brandonjinx

Brandon's website: https://www.brandon-jinx.com/info State of the Culture link: https://www.revolt.tv/state-of-the-culture Group ChatPodcast link: https://listen.tidal.com/playlist/61a5287c-c17a-4542-a63d-46c710eadd61

On the 12th episode of Privileged Black Kids Kendall Camp and Jaylin Grier discuss why other HBCUs are jealous of Morehouse College.

1:30- Why do big donors keep giving to Morehouse College? (Robert Smith, Oprah Winfrey) 4:40- Why Clark and Spelman students should not be mad when Morehouse gets funding

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Host's Instagram: _kendallcamp

Podcast Instagram: privilegedblackkidspodcast

Jaylin’s Instagram: jaylin.grier

Jaylin's podcast: https://soundcloud.com/being-a-better-you

On the 11th episode of Privileged Black Kids Kendall Camp and Jaylin Grier discuss how endowments work and the differences between HBCU and PWI funding.

Time Stamps 1:20- How endowments work 17:25- Difference between HBCU funding and PWI funding

Contact information; [email protected] 

Host's Instagram: _kendallcamp

Podcast Instagram: privilegedblackkidspodcast

Jaylin’s Instagram: jaylin.grier

On the 10th episode of Privileged Black Kids Kendall Camp, Luther Haynes and Adrianna Haynes discuss the topic of Colorism.

 2:25- First time hearing the word colorism 4:15- Why do we see so many dark skin black men date light skin black women? 8:45- Ace Family connecting to colorism 12:10- How to fix colorism 28:40- Final thoughts on colorism

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Host's Instagram: _kendallcamp

Podcast Instagram: privilegedblackkidspodcast

Luther’s Instagram: snuggucci 

Luther’s Twitter: snuggucci

Adrianna Instagram: adreeezy

On Episode 9 Kendall Camp and Luther Haynes discuss the problem with calling somebody white washed or not black enough. Disclaimer: I said episode 8 at the start of this episode but it is episode 9. 

Time Stamps 1:40- What does it mean to be called white washed or not black enough? 2:40- First time being called white washed or not black enough 15:35- Why do you think people see talking white as a bad thing? 22:55- Advice we would you give someone that is being called “white washed” or “not black enough". 

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Podcast Instagram: privilegedblackkidspodcast

Luther’s Instagram: snuggucci

On Episode 8 Kendall Camp and Joshua Hamilton discuss why Modesto is among the least educated cities in America and how can we get more people from Modesto receiving bachelors degrees and learning how to acquire generational wealth.

2:35- Why Modesto does not have more people finishing college? 13:00- Does college equal financial freedom or having a high net worth? 17:00- Why it may be more important for minorities to go to college 26:35- Why so many people from Modesto major in kinesiology or nursing 34:40- Ways to fix the issue of getting more people from Modesto finishing college in degrees that make a solid return on investment. 

Contact information; [email protected] 

Host's Instagram: _kendallcamp

Podcast Instagram: privilegedblackkidspodcast

Josh's Instagram: josham.etc

On Episode 7 Kendall Camp and Stephan Joseph talk about the problem with materialistic goals and how you can turn your materialistic goals into something positive not just for yourself but your community as well. 

Show Notes

3:25- Why people have Materialistic Goals 31:35- Good materialistic goals to have 36:00- Are Cars the worst materialistic goal? 48:10- Depending on the city you grew up it changes your perspective on materialistic goals 56:10- Advice to people who have Materialistic Goals

Contact information; Host’s Instagram: _kendallcamp

Podcast Instagram: privilegedblackkidspodcast 

[email protected] 

Stephan’s Instagram: realsteph.j

4ThaPeople Instagram: 4.thappl

On Episode 6 part 2 of Privileged Black Kids Kendall Camp interviews Google Intern Austin Jeter and Maximilian Sanders who is a investment banker at Goldman Sachs discuss why Wall Street bankers work long hours, venture capital, and if they could go back to their 16 or 17 year old selves what would they do different?

1:00- Why are Wall Street bankers working so many hours? 9:45- Learning how to work efficiently working so many hours 16:15- How to Network 27:30- What Austin and Max do if they could go back to their 16 or 17 year old selves and what would they do different and advice they would give young people 36:35- How will Austin and Max's different skill sets and backgrounds transfer over to Venture capital?

Contact information; [email protected] 

Host's Instagram: _kendallcamp

Podcast Instagram: privilegedblackkidspodcast

Austin Jeter LinkedIn: Austin Jeter

Max Sanders LinkedIn: Max Sanders

On Episode 6 part 1 of Privileged Black Kids Kendall Camp interviews Google Intern Austin Jeter and Maximilian Sanders who is a investment banker at Goldman Sachs discuss their experiences interning at PayPal in Silicon Valley and Goldman Sachs on Wall Street and the pros and cons and how Silicon Valley and Wall Street are different.

0:45- Why’d Max decide to major in Business Finance and Austin decide to major in Business Marketing? 2:20- Why many people pick finance as their concentration 6:35- What is the business Major in 2019? 14:10- What led Max to Goldman Sachs and what led Austin to PayPal and now eventually Google 27:50- Things that Max and Austin did not expect before you got to each of their respective firms in different cities 32:20- Differences between New York and the Bay Area

Contact information; [email protected] 

Host's Instagram: _kendallcamp

Podcast Instagram: privilegedblackkidspodcast

Austin LinkedIn: AustinJeter

Max’s LinkedIn: Max Sanders

On the 5th episode Kendall Camp interviews YouTuber Alyssa Chanel where she discusses her experience on being a YouTuber and running her own business and some of the reasons on why she thinks there are not more black women aspiring to be entrepreneurs.

3:10- The reason why Alyssa wanted to start becoming a YouTuber 5:52- Reasons why it's bad everybody wants to be a Youtuber 14:30- Balancing professional vs creative 18:25- Why are there not more entrepreneurs at Spelman College? 24:00- White Privilege/ Black youtubers not getting a lot of love

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Host's Instagram: _kendallcamp

Podcast Instagram: privilegedblackkidspodcast

Alyssa's Youtube: AlyssaChanel