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Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!
This week was a huge moment for track and field, and the TMC crew is here to break it all down.
We celebrate Sha'Carri Richardson's incredible World Championship victory, discuss Noah Lyles' viral comments about NBA champions calling themselves "world champions," and react to Simone Biles' inspiring return to the top of gymnastics.
The conversation also turns toward several major current events, including the tragic shootings at UNC Chapel Hill and Jacksonville, political discussions surrounding Donald Trump and Black voters, and the latest headlines involving Keke Palmer.
As always, expect thoughtful conversation, humor, and honest perspectives on the stories shaping culture.
β±οΈ Chapter Timestamps:00:00 Intro
02:15 Sha'Carri Richardson wins World Championship gold
10:30 Noah Lyles sparks the "World Champions" debate
18:45 Simone Biles returns to dominance
26:20 UNC Chapel Hill and Jacksonville tragedies
34:10 Donald Trump and Black voter conversations
42:00 Keke Palmer headlines
48:30 Closing thoughts
In this episode:π Sha'Carri Richardson wins World Championship gold
π Noah Lyles sparks the "World Champions" debate
π€Έ Simone Biles returns to dominance
π° UNC Chapel Hill and Jacksonville tragedies
π³οΈ Donald Trump and Black voter conversations
ποΈ Classic Talk My Credo discussions
ποΈ Talk My Credo is a podcast exploring Black culture, sports, current events, politics, entertainment, and society through thoughtful discussion and authentic conversation.
Subscribe for weekly conversations that challenge perspectives while keeping things entertaining.
π¬ Join the conversation:
β’ Was Sha'Carri's victory the biggest sports story of the week?
β’ Do you agree with Noah Lyles' comments about "world champions"?
β’ Where does Simone Biles rank among the greatest athletes ever?
#TalkMyCredo #ShaCarriRichardson #NoahLyles #SimoneBiles #TrackAndField #BlackCulture #Podcast
Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!
This week, the TMC crew dives into one of the biggest stories in sports and entertainment as Michael Oher challenges the narrative made famous by The Blind Side. We discuss the allegations, the public reaction, and what this story says about media, family, and the business behind inspirational stories.
We also break down Paramount's decision to halt the sale of BET, exploring what it could mean for Tyler Perry, Black-owned media, and the future of one of the most recognizable brands in Black entertainment.
The conversation continues with Keke Palmer's latest headlines, Elon Musk's newest changes to X (formerly Twitter), and our reaction to Larry Elder's headline-making interview on The Breakfast Club.
As always, expect thoughtful conversation, humor, and authentic perspectives on the stories shaping culture.
β±οΈ Chapter Timestamps:00:00 Intro
02:30 Michael Oher and The Blind Side controversy
15:40 BET sale to Tyler Perry cancelled
29:15 Keke Palmer headlines
38:20 Elon Musk changes X again
48:10 Larry Elder's Breakfast Club interview
01:10:00 Closing thoughts
In this episode:π Michael Oher exposes The Blind Side story
πΊ BET sale cancelled and Tyler Perry discussion
π Keke Palmer in the headlines
π± Elon Musk updates X
ποΈ Larry Elder on The Breakfast Club
ποΈ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, current events, entertainment, politics, sports, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and plenty of laughs.
If you enjoy long-form discussions that go beyond the headlines, subscribe and join the TMC family.
π¬ Join the conversation:
β’ Did The Blind Side change how you viewed Michael Oher's story?
β’ Should BET still be sold to Tyler Perry?
β’ What did you think about Larry Elder's interview?
#TalkMyCredo #MichaelOher #TheBlindSide #BET #TylerPerry #LarryElder #BlackCulture #Podcast
Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!
This week, the TMC crew celebrates a historic milestoneβ50 years of Hip Hop.
From unforgettable songs and personal memories to the artists who shaped an entire culture, we reflect on the genre's incredible influence on music, fashion, language, and communities around the world.
After celebrating Hip Hop's legacy, we dive into several of the week's biggest stories, including Tory Lanez's sentencing, Melle Mel's diss toward Eminem, the Montgomery Riverfront brawl that took over the internet, and the ongoing debate surrounding the teaching of Black history in schools.
As always, expect thoughtful discussion, humor, nostalgia, and authentic conversations about the culture.
β±οΈ Chapter Timestamps:00:00 Intro
08:42 Celebrating 50 Years of Hip Hop
43:00 Tory Lanez sentenced to 10 years
52:30 Alabama news and "Roll Tide" discussion
01:02:26 Montgomery Riverfront brawl reactions
01:09:00 Melle Mel vs. Eminem debate
01:16:00 Black history, PragerU, and education
01:34:00 Changing the system
01:46:26 White Lives Matter discussion
01:52:17 Who is Dennis Prager and PragerU?
02:00:45 Closing thoughts
In this episode:π€ Celebrating 50 years of Hip Hop
π΅ Favorite songs and unforgettable memories
βοΈ Tory Lanez sentenced
ποΈ Melle Mel vs. Eminem
π Black history, PragerU, and education
π Classic Talk My Credo shenanigans
ποΈ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, hip hop, current events, politics, entertainment, sports, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and plenty of laughs.
If you enjoy long-form conversations that celebrate culture while tackling today's biggest issues, subscribe and join the TMC family.
π¬ Join the conversation:
β’ What is your favorite Hip Hop album of all time?
β’ Where do you rank Hip Hop's impact on global culture?
β’ What artist best represents the spirit of Hip Hop?
#TalkMyCredo #HipHop50 #HipHop #ToryLanez #Eminem #MelleMel #BlackCulture #Podcast
Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!
It was one of the wildest weeks of the year, and the TMC crew is breaking down every major headline.
We begin with the latest developments surrounding Jonathan Majors, discussing how quickly public narratives can change and what his legal situation could mean moving forward.
From there, we react to several unforgettable viral stories, including the Wendy's phone scam, the internet-famous Costco Girl, questionable relationship advice making the rounds online, and Jaylen Brown's plans after signing his historic NBA contract.
Finally, we close with one of the biggest cultural moments of 2023βthe Montgomery Riverfront Brawl, the memes, the conversations it sparked, and why the internet couldn't stop talking about it.
As always, expect humor, honest perspectives, and thoughtful conversations about the culture.
β±οΈ Chapter Timestamps:00:00 Intro
04:20 Jonathan Majors update
12:04 Wendy's phone scam explained
20:40 Costco Girl goes viral
35:38 Relationship advice debate
46:50 Jaylen Brown's historic NBA contract
01:00:29 Africa and global conversations
01:25:54 Montgomery Riverfront Brawl ("Fade in the Water")
01:49:50 Closing thoughts
In this episode:π¬ Jonathan Majors update
π The viral Wendy's scam
π Costco Girl controversy
π Jaylen Brown's historic NBA deal
π Conversations about Africa
π€ The Montgomery Riverfront Brawl
π Classic Talk My Credo shenanigans
ποΈ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, current events, entertainment, politics, sports, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and plenty of laughs.
If you enjoy long-form conversations that go beyond the headlines, subscribe and become part of the TMC family.
π¬ Join the conversation:
β’ What was the biggest viral story of the week?
β’ Did Jonathan Majors deserve another chance?
β’ Will the Montgomery Riverfront Brawl become one of the internet's most memorable moments?
#TalkMyCredo #JonathanMajors #MontgomeryBrawl #BlackCulture #CurrentEvents #Podcast
Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!
This week, the TMC crew tackles one of the most talked-about films of the yearβThey Cloned Tyrone.
We break down the movie's themes, symbolism, social commentary, and why it sparked so many conversations across Black communities. Is it simply entertainment, or is there a deeper message beneath the surface?
We also discuss the latest developments in the Carlee Russell kidnapping hoax, updates on Jamie Foxx's health, the ongoing debate surrounding Florida's Black history curriculum, and several of the week's biggest viral stories.
As always, expect thoughtful discussion, humor, and authentic conversations about the culture.
β±οΈ Chapter Timestamps:00:00 Intro
01:10 National Orgasm Day shenanigans
03:33 Carlee Russell update
14:50 Mitch McConnell freezes during press conference
23:05 They Cloned Tyrone review
27:05 Hidden themes and deeper meaning
37:48 Jamie Foxx health discussion
45:45 Subway promotion reactions
53:32 Mustard & Skittles collaboration
57:00 Florida Black history curriculum debate
01:22:07 Religion, slavery, and historical perspectives
01:30:24 Closing thoughts
In this episode:π¬ They Cloned Tyrone review and analysis
π° Carlee Russell case update
π Jamie Foxx health discussion
π Florida's Black history curriculum debate
π Viral stories and classic TMC shenanigans
ποΈ Talk My Credo is a podcast exploring Black culture, current events, entertainment, politics, history, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and plenty of laughs.
Subscribe for weekly conversations that challenge perspectives while keeping things entertaining.
π¬ Join the conversation:
β’ What was your biggest takeaway from They Cloned Tyrone?
β’ Did the Carlee Russell story change how you view viral news?
β’ What role should history education play in today's culture?
#TalkMyCredo #TheyClonedTyrone #CarleeRussell #JamieFoxx #BlackHistory #Podcast #BlackCulture
Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!
After taking a short break, the TMC crew is back to catch up on the biggest stories making headlines.
We break down the latest developments in the Carlee Russell case, discussing the public reaction, media coverage, and what the story reveals about trust, accountability, and viral news.
We also dive into the controversy surrounding Jonah Hill's leaked text messages, the ongoing changes to Twitter under Elon Musk, and Joe Biden's announcement recognizing Emmett Till with a new national monument.
Along the way, we tackle everything from internet trends and scammers to celebrity fast-food meals, delivering the mix of thoughtful conversation and humor you've come to expect from Talk My Credo.
β±οΈ Chapter Timestamps:00:00 Intro
01:27 Donte recaps his latest rap battle
07:08 Late Night Flight updates
12:08 NPC streaming phenomenon
24:40 Jonah Hill text message controversy
40:45 Scammer story
50:45 Celebrity fast-food meals
58:30 Joe Biden and the Emmett Till monument
01:08:40 Elon Musk's latest Twitter changes
01:15:15 Showering debate
01:21:22 Carlee Russell update
01:38:36 Closing thoughts
In this episode:π° Carlee Russell case update
π± Jonah Hill controversy
π¦ Elon Musk's Twitter changes
ποΈ Joe Biden and the Emmett Till monument
π Celebrity fast-food collaborations
π Classic Talk My Credo shenanigans
ποΈ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, current events, entertainment, politics, technology, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and plenty of laughs.
Subscribe for weekly conversations that go beyond the headlines.
π¬ Join the conversation:
β’ What was your biggest takeaway from the Carlee Russell story?
β’ Were Jonah Hill's messages controlling or simply setting boundaries?
β’ Has Twitter/X improved or gotten worse under Elon Musk?
#TalkMyCredo #CarleeRussell #JonahHill #ElonMusk #Twitter #BlackCulture #Podcast
Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!
P Shaw returns to the show, and the crew wastes no time jumping into one of the biggest relationship debates of the year:
Are women happier being single than men?
We explore modern dating, relationship expectations, personal standards, and whether today's social dynamics are changing how men and women view long-term relationships.
The conversation continues with reactions to Sha'Carri Richardson's incredible 100-meter victory, a discussion about what it means to be proud of your country, and a deep dive into the public conversations surrounding Keke Palmer and India Arie.
As always, expect thoughtful perspectives, humor, and authentic conversations about the culture.
In this episode:β€οΈ Are women happier being single than men?
π Sha'Carri Richardson wins the 100m
πΊπΈ What does it mean to be proud to be American?
π Keke Palmer & India Arie discussions
π¬ Is "policing women" a real issue?
π Classic Talk My Credo shenanigans
Chapters00:00 - Intro
14:30 - Holding petty grudges
26:50 - Are women happier being single than men?
39:55 - Sha'Carri Richardson wins the 100m
40:59 - Are you proud to be American?
51:53 - Keke Palmer & India Arie discussions
01:18:25 - Is policing women a real issue?
01:33:06 - Closing shenanigans
ποΈ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, relationships, current events, sports, entertainment, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and humor.
Subscribe for weekly conversations that challenge perspectives while keeping the laughs coming.
π¬ Join the conversation:
β’ Are women happier being single today?
β’ What role should standards play in modern relationships?
β’ What did you think about the Keke Palmer conversation?
#TalkMyCredo #Relationships #KekePalmer #ShaCarriRichardson #BlackCulture #Dating #Podcast
Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!
After taking a short vacation, the TMC crew returns with special guest Amma Mensah to break down one of the most consequential weeks in recent history.
We discuss the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to end affirmative action in college admissions, explore what the ruling means for higher education and opportunity, and examine the Court's separate decision striking down President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness plan.
The conversation also covers Juneteenth, Elon Musk's changes to Twitter, Angela Bassett receiving an honorary Oscar, and plenty of the classic Talk My Credo laughs and debates.
In this episode:π The Supreme Court ends affirmative action
π° Student loan forgiveness struck down
π Juneteenth conversations
π Angela Bassett receives an honorary Oscar
π± Elon Musk changes Twitter
π Classic Talk My Credo shenanigans
Chapters00:00 - Intro
06:17 - Donte recaps his vacation
08:20 - Zion Williamson roast
12:37 - Juneteenth discussion
30:02 - Viral burger story
46:50 - Dope or DooDoo
47:11 - Angela Bassett receives an honorary Oscar
55:34 - Elon Musk limits Twitter
01:10:50 - Supreme Court blocks student loan forgiveness
01:21:00 - Supreme Court ends affirmative action
01:53:24 - We are our own saviors
02:03:55 - Closing thoughts
ποΈ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, current events, politics, education, entertainment, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and humor.
Subscribe for weekly conversations that go beyond the headlines.
π¬ Join the conversation:
β’ What impact do you think the end of affirmative action will have?
β’ Should student loan forgiveness have been upheld?
β’ What was the biggest story of the week?
#TalkMyCredo #AffirmativeAction #StudentLoans #SupremeCourt #BlackCulture #Podcast #CurrentEvents
Happy Juneteenth from the Talk My Credo Podcast!
This week, Donte and Nas dive into one of the biggest cultural conversations surrounding Juneteenth.
Has the holiday become overly politicized?
How should Juneteenth be understood historically, culturally, and personally?
The crew shares their perspectives on why the conversation around the holiday has become so divisive and examines the broader discussions surrounding race, identity, and American history.
Later in the episode, we react to Republican criticism of Barack Obama, discuss Ja Morant's 25-game NBA suspension, and unpack the viral conversation surrounding Sukihana and YK Osiris, exploring accountability, public reaction, and respect.
As always, expect thoughtful conversation, humor, and authentic perspectives on the issues shaping our communities.
In this episode:β The politics surrounding Juneteenth
πΊπΈ Race, identity, and America
π£οΈ Did Barack Obama help or hurt the Black community?
π Ja Morant suspended 25 games
π€ Sukihana and YK Osiris discussion
π Classic Talk My Credo conversations
Chapters00:00 - Intro
00:55 - The polarization of Juneteenth
18:05 - Republicans on Barack Obama
49:01 - Donte's perspective on America, race, and success
53:45 - A Super Mario analogy
56:33 - Ja Morant suspended 25 games
01:13:00 - NBA discussion
01:29:52 - Sukihana and YK Osiris
01:35:57 - Closing thoughts
ποΈ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, history, politics, sports, entertainment, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and humor.
Subscribe for weekly conversations that challenge perspectives while celebrating culture.
π¬ Join the conversation:
β’ Has Juneteenth become too political?
β’ What impact did Barack Obama have on the Black community?
β’ Was the NBA's suspension of Ja Morant fair?
#TalkMyCredo #Juneteenth #BarackObama #JaMorant #BlackCulture #Podcast #CurrentEvents
Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!
This week, the TMC crew tackles one of the biggest stories in Black entertainment:
Could Tyler Perry become the new owner of BET and VH1?
We discuss what Black ownership of major media platforms could mean for the future of entertainment, representation, and culture while debating whether Tyler Perry is the right person for the job.
We also react to the latest developments surrounding Donald Trump's indictment, examine the viral rise of Home Depot Girl, and discuss Bobby Shmurda's criticism of modern hip hop and whether today's music has lost its way.
As always, expect thoughtful conversation, plenty of laughs, and classic Talk My Credo shenanigans.
In this episode:π¬ Tyler Perry and the future of BET
ποΈ Donald Trump's indictment
π The Home Depot Girl phenomenon
π€ Bobby Shmurda critiques modern hip hop
π Classic Talk My Credo conversations
Chapters00:00 - Intro
11:35 - Tyler Perry and the BET discussion
21:24 - Donald Trump's indictment
38:24 - The story of Home Depot Girl
50:54 - Bobby Shmurda on modern hip hop
01:10:05 - Revisiting Tyler Perry owning BET & VH1
01:23:30 - Closing thoughts
ποΈ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, current events, entertainment, politics, music, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and humor.
Subscribe for weekly conversations that go beyond the headlines.
π¬ Join the conversation:
β’ Should Tyler Perry own BET?
β’ What direction should Black media take?
β’ Do you agree with Bobby Shmurda's criticism of modern hip hop?
#TalkMyCredo #TylerPerry #BET #BlackCulture #Trump #HipHop #Podcast
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