Shut Up! Podcast

In this episode of Shutup Podcast,  B. Black kicks it with Barefax Gentleman’s Club DJ, Rock Bosquet and the Playmate Club DJ, Tommy Zee.  Listen to the show to find out what he learned.

Recorded Sunday,  September 10, 2017.

Additional Links:

Bernie Mac (Dollar Bill) in  The Player’s Club – Stripping business started in Africa

Confessions of a strip club DJ by By Brett Callwood

Top 10 canadian cities with the most bars per person

Lunch lady accused of having sex with teen in kitchen of Christian school

Pastor, strip club owner asked to end weekly protests of each other’s establishments

No, a ‘diarrhea outbreak’ didn’t shut down a Winnipeg strip club and other fake news

U.S. Open champion Sloane Stephens gives credit to her mom during heartfelt moment

In this episode of ShutUpPodcast, B. Black  shares his thoughts about Michael Bennet’s essay,  weed cookies & weed dispensary ,  why Nazis/KKK ain’t shit (again), his new found understanding of racist,  The Japanese princess who is giving up her royal status, Ta-Neishi Coates’ essay titled, “The First White President” and Black Canadian History/Natasha Henry.

He’s also trying out a new format for the show which he’ll explain in the recording.   The title is meant to be a homage to one of his favourite rap group, X Clan and also imply that you’re the one asking to hear what he’s got to say.

Recorded Saturday, September 16, 2017.

 

Additional Links

Intro clip: Mans Not Hot

Full Clip: Roadman Shaq / MC Quakez – Fire In The Booth

Michael Bennet essay

Michael Bennett Police Takedown Video ‘I Wasn’t Doing …

Sexxpot is a new strain of weed designed to help women orgasm

Unite the Right rally

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

Meet the Japanese princess who is giving up her royal status (am I jaded?)

The First White President” by Ta-Neishi Coastes

Educator honoured for promoting Black Canadian history

Black Podcasters United

Greg Houston Comedy

ComedyCarter

In this episode of Shutup Podcast,  B. Black kicks it with Mz Dubious,  Rick Savory from Angel Dreams Photography and Sherley from Chonilla.com to discuss Buzzfeed’s 27 dumbass questions – as Bossip.com so eloquently put it – for Black People.

Recorded Saturday,  May 27, 2017.

Reference List:

Intro

“But I be baitin the rebel base to bass distort the EQ/

The devil’s wishin they could send me back to Mogadishu”  ~Lauryn Hill

Gente de Zona – La Gozadera (Official Video) ft. Marc Anthony

Gloria Gaynor – I Will Survive

INTERRUPTION:  Fast Forwarding to skip over all the initial technical difficulties we were having with Google Hangout

Let’s Answer All 27 Questions Black People Have For Black People From That Dumb A$$ Buzzfeed Video (Bossip.com)

A Point-By-Point Response To BuzzFeed’s Questions For Black People (NPR)

The list of questions:

Why is it so hard to be on time?

If my dab is on fleek, am I lit?

Why is it a problem if I like anime?

Why do black people look at your shoes before they greet you?

Why are we more likely to engage in the new dance trend than we are to get involved in politics or opening a business?

How did watermelon become our thing?

Why do you get upset when I don’t like a black celebrity?

Why do we call each other the N-word but get vehemently upset when a white person uses the N-word?

Why is my natural hair, the hair that grows out of my head, seen as a political statement?

Why do we think people with light skin look better than people with dark skin?

Do you really believe that black is beautiful?

Or it just something that you say because it sounds cool?

Why do some black people say that you’re pretty ‘for a dark-skinned girl’?

Why do some black men only date white women?

Why is it OK for black men to date white women, but not OK for a black woman to date outside her race?

Why do you protest Black Lives Matter and then tear each other down in the next breath?

Why do we say that we don’t want to be seen as a monolith but then try to take people’s black cards away for not liking something that’s supposedly black?

Why are we so quick to support a non-black-owned business, but then hesitate when it’s a black-owned business?

Is there a cutoff time for this whole homophobia thing in the black community?

Why is growing up without a father so common in our race?

Why don’t we like to confront our mental health issues?

Why is there a checklist for being black?

Why is being educated considered ‘a white thing?’

Why do you think well-off black people don’t know what it means to be black?

Why do some black people say, ‘Oh, I have Native American in my family,’ in order to feel interesting or more valuable than other black people around them?

Why can’t we just acknowledge that there are a bunch of different types of black people walking around and they’re all amazing and unique and special in their own way?

Why are we always looking for the discount?

News You Can Use

Barack Obama coming to Montreal next month

Why 14 black male Cambridge students posed for this photo

This Black-Owned Construction Firm Will Replace 18,000+ Contaminated Water Pipes In Flint

Trayvon Martin Awarded Posthumous Bachelor’s Degree in Aviation from Florida Memorial University

Beyoncé And Jay Z Are Officially A Billion-Dollar Couple

Sherley’s contact

ChonillaNetworks.com

Spreaker/Chonilla

Black Canadian Content Creators Facebook page

In this episode of Shutup Podcast,  B. Black kicks it with the Comedian Jackie Robinson of Shutup Podcast, Mr. Greg Houston.

Recorded Saturday,  May 27, 2017.

Reference List:

Intro

Chance The Rapper – Blessings 2 (Coloring Book)

ComedyNest

Pouzzafest

Crom Comedy Fest

Greg Houston – Crossing Guards

Ottawa Fringe Festival – Space Jameration: A Stand-up Special

News You Can Use

Music: Kendrick Lamar – HUMBLE

Justin Trudeau on Twitter: “Wishing Muslims in Canada and around the world a blessed & peaceful holy month of Ramadan.”

Trump-branded toilet paper to be sold in Mexico, will aid deportees: Report

Did Trump shove prime minister?

Moment of positivity

Graduate, 14, youngest ever at Texas Christian University

To learn more about Greg Houston go to:

GregHoustonComedy.com

In this episode of Shutup Podcast,  B. Black kicks it with Comedian Ben Hagel after having spent the past 40 days without weed.

Recorded Saturday,  April 14, 2017.

Reference List:

Intro

“I know you don’t smoke weed…” ~Clip from the movie Friday

G.O.O.D Friday – Kanye West Big Sean Kid Cudi Charlie Wilson

M.O.P. – Ante Up (Remix)

Break

Music: Cypress Hill – I Wanna Get High

Jon Lajoie – Everyday Normal Guy

Martin Lawrence – Smokin Weed

News You Can Use

Tee Grizzley – First Day Out

Jamaican Government Apologizes to Rastas.

Space Group Protests Donald Trump From 90,000 Feet Above Earth

Canadian News

Jian Ghomeshi’s new podcast hits road block after software company pulls its hosting

Moment of positivity

This guy gets paid to wait in line for strangers…

In this episode of Shutup Podcast,  B. Black kicks it with Comedian, Writer, Actress, Rapper Aisha Brown and forgets to ask whether she’s related to Chris, Bobby or James.

The title is in reference to one of the tracks in her Rap Collective’s Runnin’ At The Mouth album titled “Wit My Woes”.  That and also in reference to my failed attempt to categorise her as “one of those girls”.

Recorded Saturday,  April 1, 2017.

Reference List:

Intro

Maxine Waters on Bill O’Reilly comments: “I am a strong black woman and I cannot be intimidated.”

Monie Love – It’s Shame

11 Black Titles You Have To Watch On Netflix This Month

Michaela Coel

Issa Rae

Maestro Fresh-Wes – Naaah, Dis Kid Can’t Be from Canada?!!

Break

Music: School Daze Trailer

Patrick Haye

Keith Pedro

Unapologetic race-faker Rachel Dolezal spotted pushing her son Langston in a stroller before her Today show appearance where she vowed to return to black activism

Black rights activist Viola Desmond to be 1st Canadian woman on $10 bill

News You Can Use

Music: Runnin’ At The Mouth – Don’t Call Me Back

President Donald J. Trump Proclaims April 2017 as National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser Creates Task Force on Missing DC Teens

Santa Claus lookalike arrested for selling cocaine to undercover police officer  

Black Samurai: From Books to Big Screens

Mayor Walsh wants to talk with SNL’s Michael Che about racism in Boston

Canadian

U.S. internet service providers get green light to sell user data — but what about Canada?

Legalizing marijuana will hurt Canadian alcohol sales, study predicts

More than 1,000 UFO sightings in Canada in 2016: Report

Ottawa police investigating 2 separate shootings overnight

Moment of positivity

Brazil teacher changes hairstyle to support bullied girl

Black Fraternity Helps To Clean Up Mess After Spring Break Party On South Beach

In this episode of Shutup Podcast,  B. Black kicks it with Ricardo Savory and comedian Kyle Brownrigg to talk about how they’re nothing like the main characters in the movie Three The Hard Way.

Recorded Saturday,  March 30, 2017.

Reference List:

Intro

Music: Bahamadia – 3 The Hard Way

The title reference and the definition

Comedy Ottawa:  Kyle Brownrigg

Break

Trailer: Three The Hard Way (1974)

Comedy night in Carleton Place by Lanark Laughs

Name of Comic we got forgot to mention: Logan Groves

Name of the Comic we were trying to remember: Mark Nesseth

Halifax Comedy Fest  April 26 – 29 2017

Andrew Caldwell – “I’m not Gay No More”

Donnie McClurkin

One More Try (George Michael song)

News You Can Use

Unapologetic race-faker Rachel Dolezal spotted pushing her son Langston in a stroller before her Today show appearance where she vowed to return to black activism

At least five Americans accidentally shot off their penises since 2010

#UberBae Drives Another Woman To Her Boyfriend’s Apartment

Canadian

Nova Scotia Course Teaches Retail Workers How To Not Be Racist

“Race is not a card we play, it’s a life we live“~Anderson, the pastor at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Hammonds Plains, N.S

Pro-Abdi wristbands a response to ‘slap in the face’ police campaign

Moment of positivity

Brazil teacher changes hairstyle to support bullied girl

In this episode of Shutup Podcast,  B. Black kicks it with Conrad aka Carlos and the Reverend Dr. Steve Love to talk about movies that center around racism and B. Black‘s theory (which for some reason only seems to make sense to him) that it’s easier for White actors to play the role of a racist than it is for Black actors to play the role of a Black person.

Recorded Sunday,  March 26, 2017.

Reference List:

Intro

Music: Chalie Boy I Look Good

Little Caesars founder quietly paid Rosa Parks’ rent for years

Break

Music: Mista Grimm – Situation: Grimm

10 Incredibly Powerful Movies That Center Around Racism

DjangoUnchained

Worst Racist on film

Blood and Bone

Eamonn Walker

Julian Sands

Michael K. Williams

News You Can Use

Watch “Eliza Skinner loves Tyler Perry”

#ATLOrgy: Dudes Want Refunds For Sausage Party Gone Awry

This link. It’s an album with info on an “adult sleepover” that’s supposed to be happening in Atlanta next weekend.

Trump News

WATCH: Tomi Lahren Joins ‘The View,’ Explains Why She’s Pro-Choice

My Wife and my Girlfriend

Canadian News

14 Reasons Ottawa Is Canada’s Ugliest City

Don Meredith = Clarence Thomas = Ain’t Shit!

Moment of Positivity

Brothers Create App For Finding Pick-Up Basketball Games

In this episode of Shutup Podcast,  B. Black kicks it with Mz Dubious,  Afua, King Kimbit and Buck Zero The Lucid Dreamer.

Recorded Saturday,  March 11, 2017.

This episode also includes an official mixtape.   In some countries, women receive flowers on for International Women’s Day.  

Here,  we’ give away a link to a mixtape: The Ladies Rap Tape – Mixed By Eazy EL Dee

Reference List:

Intro

Alexyss K. Tylor – Vagina Power: Halloween Show

Queen Latifah – U.N.I.T.Y.

International Women’s Day = International Buzzkill it for Women Day (12:30)

“The story of women’s struggle for equality belongs to no single feminist nor to any one organization but to the collective efforts of all who care about human rights” ~Gloria Steinem

Happy belated International Women’s Day to Voletta Wallace.

Break

Music: King Kimbit – Cigarettes

Who is Alexyss K. Tylor?

Chi-Raq (2015)

Dana Michelle Alexander

White Feminism

Lex Leosis

Shirley Chisholm

“Tremendous amounts of talent are lost to our society just because that talent wears a skirt.”

“Of my two handicaps, being female put many more obstacles in my path than being black.”

Wanda Sykes – Being gay is harder than being black

Holly Robinson Peete Has A Crucial Message For Parents Of Boys

The Swedish Stanford students who rescued an unconscious sexual assault victim speak out

News You Can Use

Music: Insecure: Issa Sing “Broken Pussy”

Remy Ma & Papoose

Sean Spicer just sent a distress signal at bizarre press conference

Two Black men are drowning and you can only save one:

Ben Carson or Malik Obama?

Not so boring Canadian News…

Conservative senator defends ‘well-intentioned’ residential school system

Canadian woman en route to Vermont spa denied entry to U.S., told she needs immigrant visa

Moment of Positivity

Michelle Obama surprises D.C. students, talks struggles and life goals for two hours

Six-year-old girl declines birthday gifts, feeds homeless instead – Story | WFLD

Plugs

Yoga Unity

Buck Zero The Lucid Dreamer

King Kimbit

3Dreads & a Baldhead (@3dreads)

Black on Black Radio 89.1 FM

In this episode of Shutup Podcast,  B. Black kicks it with Mz Dubious,  Mikey Wizdom and Afua.

The current title is meant to commemorate the Death Anniversary of The Notorious B.I.G. since this episode is being published on the same date.   The original title which is also the theme of this episode is, “Rap & Politics/Bullsh*t”.

Recorded Saturday,  March 4, 2017.

Reference List:

Intro

Ryan Davis – “Scandal in the Whitehouse!!!!!”

Destra – It’s Carnival

S/O to Teshome for being on 143: Get Up Get Out and Get Something

Remy Ma’s diss track

The Black Guy Who Tips: 1391: #shETHER

Nicki Minaj Vs. Remy Ma: Rap Queens’ Beef History Explained

Wendy William Comment

2nd Diss track

Nicki Minaj’s Brother Is Trying To Expose Alleged Teenage Rape Victim’s Sexual History

Break

Music: The Stop the Violence Movement – Self Destruction

President Trump Full Speech to Congress 2/28/17

Nathaniel Bacon (Virginia colonist and rebel)

Lowering the bar so that we can say Trump was presidential

Attorney General Jeff Sessions will recuse himself from campaign investigations

Van Jones and Angela Rye debate Trump’s speech

The Story behind the picture of the Leaders of HBCUs, Trump and Kellyanne Conway

Obama Signs Order Boosting HBCU Funding

Donald Trump wiretapping claim

The Game Thrones scene I refer to: “The Truth Will be What you Make it”

News You Can Use

Music: Intelligent Hoodlum (Tragedy Khadafi) – Arrest The President

The man behind Haiti’s best-known export, Barbancourt rum, dead at 65

Report: Kaepernick to stand for anthem next season

Nkechi Amare Diallo

Young Black Teenagers

Georgia couple sentenced for racist threats at child’s birthday party

Fake Pornhub apps locks you out of your Android device and installs ransomware

Not so boring Canadian News

Subban returns to Montreal with narrative now on his side

Moment of Positivity

Viola Davis Just Became The First Black Woman To Win An Oscar, Emmy And Tony For Acting | The Huffington Post