Rules of Dumb

Rules of Dumb

By René and BenSociety & Culture
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Rules of Dumb episodes

  • Kaepernick Just Does It With Nike | Rules of Dumb Ep. 001
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    In this first episode of Rules of Dumb, René (@rene_lh) and Ben (@benbakaar) dive into what they've been getting into over the summer. Ben talks about his "near-death experience" while René details her vacation on Martha's Vineyard and playing golf with Barack Obama and Ray Allen. René also talks about her volunteer work at the African American Film Festival on Martha's Vineyard and gives her take on movies like the BlackkKlansman and the Bobby Brown docuseries with a special shout-out to Janet Jackson. Finally the two comment on Nike’s new “Just Do It” ad campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick and the public’s response to it.
    Enjoy!
    1 hr 2 min
  • Wu-Tang Had It Right
    Ben goes off on the folks who peddle "Improve Your Credit Score" programs and late night real estate infomercials. René seems pretty entertained by his passion for the topic.
    Stay tuned for the first season of full episodes of Rules of Dumb podcast starting every Thursday on May 24.
    3 min
  • Not Everyone Loves Cardi B
    René describes how one of her social media acquaintances does not appreciate Cardi B.
    Stay tuned for the first season of Rules of Dumb every Thursday starting May 24.
    3 min
  • People Who Show Money, Typically Don't Have Money
    Ben talks about his insights into many folks' personal finances. He and René discuss that many of the people who display the material trappings of wealth, do not in fact have much financial wealth to show for it.
    Tune in to new episodes of Rules of Dumb every Thursday beginning May 24.
    3 min

About Rules of Dumb

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René and Ben have made some mistakes. Along the way, they have found that many elements of conventional wisdom - rules of thumb - are no longer, or actually never were, relevant. They were just things…