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Sox and Sandals Podcast
By Emmanuel WilliamsSociety & Culture
Sox and Sandals Podcast episodes
- Sharon Maxwell Speaks (Ep. 61)In this weeks episode I sit down with Sharon Maxwell, candidate for Multnomah County Commissioner, District 2. Before you knew about the Dora Milaje, there was Sharon! Sharon has an amazing story of how she started her own construction company in the 90's. As a double minority (African American + Woman)she didn't let any oppisition stop her. We also discuss housing, mental heath services, and other glaring issues that face N x NE Portland. Make sure you vote this upcoming election!1 hr 29 min
- Revolucion - Maria Garcia (Ep. 60)In this SXSNDLS episode (Ep. 60) I sat down with Multnomah County Commissioner, District 2 candidate Maria Garcia. Maria is the owner of Revolución Coffee House in downtown Portland. It’s very Ironic that the timing of me releasing episode is on the heels of the Philadelphia #starbucks situation. Maria spoke candidly about how she goes out her way to accommodate and create a safe space at her shop for non-white people... Beyond that topic, we touched on Maria’s road to candidacy and what she hopes to accomplish while in office1 hr 6 min
- Ep. 59 - Nothing About Us Without Us | Jo Ann HardestyJo Ann Hardesty joins the Sox & Sandals Podcast as she speaks about her campaign for Portland City Council Commissioner Position 3. Jo Ann is unapologetic when it comes to speaking truth to power. In this episode Jo Ann shares how fierce of a competitor she is, and how her mere presence will lead 16 year incumbents to retire! She sheds light on the Portland Gang Enforcement Task Force and their well documented targeting of black people in Portland. One thing is for sure about Jo Ann, she is going to challenge everyone in her presence to do better. She will elevate everyone around her to her level of excellence. I hope you all enjoy this conversation as much as I did!1 hr 30 min
- Toxic Masculinity pt. III - William Johnson (Ep. 58)In this week’s episode I have William Johnson back in the kitchen with me as we wrap up this series on toxic masculinity. William teaches a 52-week batterers intervention course for men that have been convicted of domestic violence. He gives us a glimpse into what it’s like to destroy and rebuild the mind of man that is clouded in toxic masculinity. Some men quit early, some men say they would rather go back to jail than to go to that class every week... The perspective the William is giving us is hard to come by, so let's not take it for granted!1 hr 48 min
- Black Voices PDX Candidates Forum - Session 2 (Ep. 57)Black voices PDX Candidates Forum - March 24, 2018. Moderator: CJ Robbins - Portland City Council Commissioner Position No. 3 candidates: Jo Ann Hardest, Felicia Williams, Andrea Valderrama, Loretta Smith, Stuart Emmons.1 hr 32 min
- Black Voices PDX Candidates Forum - Session 1 (Ep. 56)This episode is a recording of Session 1 of the Black Voices Candidates Forum, which was put on by the Black Voices United organization. In this session are the candidates for Multnomah County Commissioner - District 2: Maria Garcia, Susheela Jayapal, Bruce Broussard, and Sharon Maxwell. Salute the Nice Watson @nyk_watson for spearheading this event and bringing the candidates to the community!1 hr 14 min
- Beyond Expectations - Paul Henry Grice III (Ep. 55)Beyond Expectations - Paul Henry Grice III (Ep. 55) by Emmanuel Williams1 hr 37 min
- #WakandaMatters pt. II - Tony Funchess (Ep. 54)Society, culture, history and religion were touched in this episode. My guy Tony Funchess and I touched on a few of the guiding principles of the Black Lives Matter organization. Please go to their website, www.blacklivesmatter.com —> click:about —> what we believe, and read their guiding principles before listening to this episode. It will give all the context you’ll need to follow along with the conversation. This is part 2 of the discussion. Enjoy!1 hr 5 min
- #WakandaMatters - Tony Funchess (Ep. 53)Society, culture, history and religion were touched in this episode. My guy Tony Funchess and I dive into a few of the guiding principles of the Black Lives Matter organization. Please go to their website, www.blacklivesmatter.com —> click:about —> what we believe, and read their guiding principles before listening to this episode. It will give all the context you’ll need to follow along with the conversation. This is a 2-part series. Enjoy!1 hr 3 min
- Toxic Masculinity - William Johnson (Ep. 51)In this weeks podcast I sit down with William Johnson, a counselor who teaches a 52-week domestic violence course for men that have been court mandated to attend for being convicted in the realm of domestic assault . There are also others that attend in an attempt to save their marriage or just to change for the better. Society has conditioned us to accept certain forms for domestic violence and we don't even realize it a lot of times. Sit back and allow William to educate you real quick. Your life will be better for it.1 hr 5 min
About Sox and Sandals Podcast
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This podcast exists to create dialogue among people with various worldviews. Our faith, religion, political stance, etc are things in society that we easily allow to drive us apart. Trust me, Sox and…
Sandals is all for a good debate every now and then, but there comes a time when we have to put ego aside and allow the individual define who they are, and for subject matter experts to be given the room to speak on the subject at hand. We ascribe to so many labels now days that we think we know who someone is or what they're about before they even put two sentences together. I believe that if we take the time to understand each other's worldview we can achieve meaningful change that will set up the next generation for true long lasting success. Here at Sox & Sandals compassion is key, love is the ultimate ethic, and everything thing we do is for the greater good of society.