Red in Black

In this episode of Decoding NYC Nightlife's Social Hacking, titled Red in Black #14, we feature Anthony Obas. We delve into NYC's nightlife through the perspective of party promoter Anthony Obas, who is renowned for being the life of the party. This video highlights some notable spots to visit, as well as the challenges of being a party promoter and event manager. This video also examines the impact of 2020 on NYC's nightlife, highlights recommended restaurants and bars to explore in the city, and shares tips for saving money while enjoying drinks. SUBSCRIBE to the CHANNEL and STAY CONNECTED FOR MORE. FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS IN THE COMMENT BOX.Watch 👉 https://youtu.be/jkB8UPCwjKQhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYbmyqHDD80👉Stay Connected: / redisdowntoearth 👉Get FREE "Community + Health Newsletter" here: downtoearth.beehiiv.comSpecial thanks to Anthony Obas: https://www.guidedbyobas.net/ September 22nd: The Industry will be distributed fully on Vanta Black TV. The Industry Tuesdays (Motel No Tell, LES), Wednesdays (Clinton Hall Fidi) , and Thursdays (Scrappleland, BK) : Mixtape Bingo If people are interested in renting equipment for their events, it’s available via my website www.guidedbyobas.net (http://www.guidedbyobas.net/) That’s pretty much all the information I have for everyone. Regards, Anthony Obas#nightlife #nyc #eventplanner #clubbing #podcast #behindthescenes #nightlifehacks #bars #resturants #partyscene #wizardsfest

In this episode "Conspiracy Behind NYC Housing, Police & Death" , Red sits down with Kasey, a housing organizer with the Youth Alliance for Housing, to uncover what’s really happening in New York City. From tenant organizing and the FIRE (Finance, Insurance, Real Estate) conspiracy to political corruption, gun violence, and the chaos of NYC's mayoral race — this conversation pulls no punches.We explore housing freedom, public safety, mental health, grief, and what it means to survive — and thrive — in a city that feels like it’s on the edge. We also examine the broader public housing crisis in NYC, the role of national leadership in Biden-era gun violence, and how these issues connect to gun violence across the U.S.Along the way, we touch on doctors-turned-podcasters, real estate power grabs, and how ordinary people are building solidarity from the ground up. Whether you’re a tenant, urban dweller, policy nerd, or someone just trying to make sense of the madness — this episode is for you.📌 Topics include:• NYC housing crisis & tenant organizing• FIRE conspiracy and real estate power• Gun violence and public safety narratives• Healthcare as spectacle• NYC mayoral race 2025• Public housing crisis in NYC• Gun violence in the U.S. and Biden's America• Urban wellness, grief, and survival• Building grassroots solidarity📬 Subscribe to @RedisDownToEarth for more unfiltered conversations about health, justice, and building better cities.#DownToEarthPodcast #NYCPolitics #HousingJustice #FIREconspiracy #UrbanWellness #NYCHousingCrisis #TenantOrganizingNYC #YouthAllianceForHousing #NYCCorruptionPodcast #NYCMayoralRace2025 #GunViolenceNYC #HealthcareSystemCritique #CopingMechanisms #RedYoungPodcast #CommunityOrganizingNYC #DoctorsPodcasting #ProgressivePodcasts #JoeRoganAlternative #BlackMediaVoices #ApricotsAndPolitics #DoppelgangersNYC #PublicHousingCrisisNYC #BidenGunViolence #GunViolenceInTheUS #RedYoungLatestPodcast

Welcome to Red in Black — a podcast that amplifies Black voices, stories, and power.In this episode, host Red Young turns the mic on himself to share his origin story — growing up in Hell’s Kitchen, navigating family dynamics shaped by trauma, and stepping into purpose as a journalist, community organizer, and truth-teller.Red speaks candidly about: • His parents, ancestry, and the generational patterns he’s working to heal • His mission to use Black journalism as a tool for liberation and connection • The ongoing fight for housing freedom in NYC • How AI might be the new Jim Crow if we’re not careful • The impact and instability of modern social media on our minds and communities

Welcome to “Red in Black,” the podcast that gives black voices a platform to share their stories and goals. In this episode, we dive deep into the innovative world of Dually Protected, a brand that focuses on the development of the mind and the understanding of physical protections.Episode Highlights: •Introducing Dually Protected: Learn about this dynamic brand and its unique approach to empowerment, leadership, community, and self-defense. •Meet the Founder: Discover the journey of Matthue, an Atlanta native with connections to Barriers NYC, who started Dually Protected to inspire and protect both mentally and physically. •Product Range: Explore the brand’s diverse offerings, including clothing with militant themes, functional and utilitarian furniture, unique 1/1 items, and Americana-inspired jewelry. • Core Philosophy: Understand the duality of physical protection and intellectual awareness, and how Dually Protected ensures individuals are prepared for threats to their freedoms. • Community Impact: Hear about Dually’s commitment to heritage, literature, and protections, and how they believe anyone can find their balance through an open mind and unwavering spirit.Key Takeaways: •Protection of Mind: The importance of safeguarding your intellectual spirit. •DUALLY PROTECTED: A two-headed beast that harmonizes physical and mental protection.Join us as we uncover the essence of Dually Protected and how it strives to empower individuals to lead with strength and resilience.Subscribe to “Red in Black” for more inspiring stories and insights from black voices who are making a difference!Follow Dually Protected: • Website: https://www.duallyprotected.xyz/ • Instagram:   / duallyprotected  Follow “Red in Black”: • Follow on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@redinblackk?l...#RedInBlack #DuallyProtected #Empowerment #Leadership #Community #SelfDefense #Podcast #BlackVoices #Matthue #PhysicalProtection #MentalAwareness #Heritage #Literature #Americana #FunctionalDesign

Welcome to “Red in Black,” the podcast that gives black voices a platform to share their stories and goals. In this episode, we talk to Dr. Natalie Muñoz of Rutgers University about identity and belonging in the Black and Latino communities. With a fervent dedication to fostering inclusivity and promoting social justice, Dr. Muñoz has emerged as a pivotal figure in advancing the retention and success of underserved students in higher education.I hope you enjoy our discussion. I'm sure you will learn a lot about what it means to exist as a minority in the United States, and learn why it is so crucial to build an identity in it.