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Stand Corrected
Stand Corrected episodes
- Fatherhood and mortalityDylen and Tunji talk about Dylens recent brush with death and how that profound event changed his perspectives on life and fatherhood.1 hr 8 min
- Fatherhood and mortalityDylen and Tunji talk about Dylens recent brush with death and how that profound event changed his perspectives on life and fatherhood.1 hr 8 min
- DMXJustin and guest host Osei chat about the passing of Earl Simmons also known as rap legend DMX. What is his rap legacy and where does he rank among the greatest rappers.42 min
- Gamestop explainedKaree and Osei are joined by Max Brown, longtime friend and investor to explain what the is going on with GameStop and its implications for Wall Street moving forward. We also talk about cryptocurrency, is that really the future?1 hr 12 min
- Fatherhood and CovidDylen and Tunji talk about being a father during the pandemic. The benefits of more time with your kids but also some of the pressures and exhaustion with being around your kids all the time.47 min
- Tipping Point: January 6Trump supporters storm the Capitol building. Is this the tipping point. Where do we go from here?1 hr 2 min
- What black fatherhood means to us.In our introductory podcast we talk about what specifically does black fatherhood mean? Why is it different for black men and should it be?1 hr 3 min
- Social DilemmaWe talk about the impact of social media. Is it contributing to our political and cultural fracture? Also, is it elitist to look at a 600 dollar stimulus check as a slap in the face?1 hr 6 min
- Ep.8 - John Zerzan - The Nature of Mass SocietyAnarcho primitivist John Zerzan on Anarchism and whether a sea change is inevitable in mass society.Tw: @JLeeQuinnFB: @publicreportorg24 min
- Ep.7- Kalle Lasn - Anarchist SpiritsOccupy organizer Kalle Lasn of Adbusters talks diversity of spirits. And his take on 2020 election turmoil. Interview by Jeremy Lee QuinnTw:@JLeeQuinnFB:@publicreportorg20 min
About Stand Corrected
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It’s hard to be black in America. Trying to be black, woke and in your forties? Even harder. Join Karee, Osei, and TJ as we talk about getting out of our comfort zone in this new world.