Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!

What a week.

The media world was turned upside down as Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon both lost their primetime jobs within hours of each other, while Fox News agreed to pay $787 million to settle its defamation lawsuit.

The TMC crew breaks down what these stories mean for media credibility, political commentary, and public trust before diving into several of the week's other major headlines.

We also discuss the latest developments surrounding Jonathan Majors, react to the backlash involving Marques Houston, and examine the controversy surrounding Bud Light, the boycott movement, and the launch of Ultra Right Beer.

As always, expect thoughtful conversation, honest perspectives, and plenty of Talk My Credo shenanigans.

In this episode:

📺 Tucker Carlson leaves Fox News

📰 Don Lemon exits CNN

⚖️ Fox News pays a historic settlement

🍺 Bud Light backlash & Ultra Right Beer

🎬 Jonathan Majors update

🎤 Marques Houston controversy

😂 Classic Talk My Credo conversations

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• Were you surprised by Tucker Carlson's departure?

• What impact will the Fox News settlement have on journalism?

• What are your thoughts on the Jonathan Majors case as it continued to unfold?

#TalkMyCredo #TuckerCarlson #DonLemon #FoxNews #JonathanMajors #Podcast #CurrentEvents

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Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!

This week, the crew dives into one of the most surprising discoveries of the year:

Confederate History Month.

After learning that several states recognize April as Confederate History Month, we discuss a classroom video shown to students in Florida and explore the broader conversations surrounding history, education, and how America's past continues to shape today's cultural debates.

We also examine the ongoing Bud Light backlash, discuss the lawsuit surrounding Hulu's upcoming Freaknik documentary, react to the viral divorce story involving a professional soccer player, explore the relationship between Christianity and politics, and unpack Uganda's controversial anti-LGBT legislation and the international response it received.

As always, expect thoughtful discussion, honest perspectives, and classic Talk My Credo conversations.

In this episode:

📚 Confederate History Month explained

🏫 Florida education discussion

🍺 Bud Light boycott

🎬 Freaknik documentary controversy

⚽ Viral divorce story

✝️ Christianity and culture

🌍 Uganda's anti-LGBT legislation

😂 Classic Talk My Credo shenanigans

🎙️ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, history, current events, politics, entertainment, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and humor.

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• Had you ever heard of Confederate History Month?

• How should difficult history be taught in schools?

• What role should governments play in shaping cultural values?

#TalkMyCredo #ConfederateHistory #Florida #BlackCulture #CurrentEvents #Podcast #History

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Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!

This week, the TMC crew breaks down one of the most significant political stories of the year—the Tennessee Three.

Following the events surrounding the Nashville school shooting and the protests that followed, we discuss what happened, how the story unfolded, and whether it will become an important chapter in American history.

We also examine the latest developments in Donald Trump's indictment, discuss changing perceptions of the NAACP, react to Candace Owens' latest controversy, and review Mo'Nique's Netflix comedy special, including the public reaction it received.

As always, expect thoughtful conversation, humor, and authentic perspectives on the week's biggest stories.

In this episode:

🏛️ The Tennessee Three explained

⚖️ Donald Trump's indictment

✊ The NAACP and community trust

🎤 Mo'Nique's Netflix special

📰 Candace Owens controversy

😂 Classic Talk My Credo shenanigans

🎙️ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, current events, politics, entertainment, history, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and humor.

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• How will history remember the Tennessee Three?

• Has public trust in organizations like the NAACP changed?

• What were your thoughts on Mo'Nique's latest comedy special?

#TalkMyCredo #TennesseeThree #DonaldTrump #NAACP #MoNique #BlackCulture #Podcast

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Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!

After taking a short break, Donte shares what happened during his recent rap battle and the personal lesson that came from the experience before the crew dives into one of the busiest news weeks of the year.

We discuss the national conversation surrounding Angel Reese, LSU, Iowa, and First Lady Jill Biden's White House invitation, exploring why the story became much bigger than basketball.

We also react to the latest developments involving Jonathan Majors, Donald Trump's indictment, the attack on Tekashi 6ix9ine, the rapid rise of artificial intelligence and its impact on jobs, and several other stories shaping the culture.

As always, expect thoughtful conversation, authentic perspectives, and plenty of classic Talk My Credo moments.

In this episode:

🏀 Angel Reese, LSU & Jill Biden controversy

🤖 Will AI replace millions of jobs?

⚖️ Donald Trump's indictment

🎬 Jonathan Majors update

🎤 Donte reflects on his recent rap battle

🎭 Tekashi 6ix9ine attacked

😂 Classic Talk My Credo shenanigans

Chapters

00:00 - Intro

06:38 - Donte recaps his recent rap battle

09:06 - Lessons learned from the experience

19:27 - School safety discussion

40:47 - Tekashi 6ix9ine attacked

51:47 - Jonathan Majors update

01:09:48 - Donald Trump's indictment

01:23:47 - Angel Reese, LSU & women's basketball

01:46:34 - AI and the future of work

01:49:42 - Jill Biden's White House invitation

01:55:00 - Closing thoughts

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• Should Iowa have been invited to the White House alongside LSU?

• How concerned are you about AI replacing jobs?

• What lesson have you learned from a setback that ultimately helped you grow?

#TalkMyCredo #AngelReese #JillBiden #AI #JonathanMajors #BlackCulture #Podcast

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Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!

This week, the TMC crew dives back into one of the most talked-about stories in recent memory after the Osundairo brothers sat down to tell their side of the Jussie Smollett case.

Did the interview change anything? Did it answer lingering questions? We break down the biggest moments and share our reactions.

We also revisit the growing conversation around who should own BET after Sean "Diddy" Combs entered the discussion, exploring what Black ownership of major media companies could mean for the future of entertainment and culture.

Along the way, we share plenty of laughs, stories from the week, and the classic Talk My Credo chemistry you've come to expect.

In this episode:

🎭 The Osundairo brothers speak out on Jussie Smollett

📺 Diddy's bid to buy BET

🎬 KT's unforgettable movie theater experience

💬 Social media lessons and accountability

😂 Classic Talk My Credo shenanigans

🎙️ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, current events, entertainment, politics, media, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and humor.

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• Did the Osundairo brothers' interview change your perspective?

• Who should own BET?

• What qualities matter most in Black media ownership?

#TalkMyCredo #JussieSmollett #BET #Diddy #BlackCulture #Podcast #CurrentEvents

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Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!

This week, the TMC crew tackles one of the biggest questions in Black entertainment:

Who should own BET?

With conversations surrounding the network's future continuing to grow, we debate which person or organization would best serve Black audiences and what Black ownership could mean for the next generation of media.

We also review Netflix's You People, react to Marlon Wayans' HBO comedy special, pay tribute to the legendary Smokey Robinson, rank some of the greatest (and most unforgettable) National Anthem performances, and share our thoughts on the viral Super Mario boots that had the internet talking.

To wrap things up, Donte and Nas address the social media backlash that followed the previous episode and reflect on the conversation.

In this episode:

📺 Who should own BET?

🎬 You People movie review

🎤 Best & worst National Anthem performances

😂 Marlon Wayans' HBO special

🎵 Celebrating Smokey Robinson

🍄 The viral Super Mario boots

💬 Responding to last week's social media reactions

🎙️ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, current events, entertainment, music, politics, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and humor.

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• Who do you think should own BET?

• What did you think of You People?

• Which National Anthem performance is your all-time favorite?

#TalkMyCredo #BET #YouPeople #MarlonWayans #BlackCulture #Netflix #Podcast

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Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!

This week, the crew tackles a question that seems to surface with every major controversy:

Do we practice selective outrage?

Using several of the week's biggest headlines as examples, we explore why some stories spark massive public backlash while others quickly fade from the conversation.

We react to Chris Rock's long-awaited Netflix comedy special following the Oscars incident, discuss the conversation surrounding Michael B. Jordan and Creed III, examine controversial comments made by a comic artist about Black people, and unpack political calls for a "national divorce."

As always, expect thoughtful discussion, humor, and honest perspectives on the culture.

In this episode:

🎤 Chris Rock's Netflix special

🥊 Creed III and Michael B. Jordan

📰 Selective outrage in today's culture

🇺🇸 Political polarization and the "national divorce"

😂 Classic Talk My Credo conversations

🎙️ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, current events, entertainment, politics, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and humor.

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• Do we hold everyone to the same standard?

• What did you think of Chris Rock's comedy special?

• Is social media outrage becoming more selective?

#TalkMyCredo #ChrisRock #Creed3 #SelectiveOutrage #BlackCulture #Podcast #CurrentEvents

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Welcome to Season 2 of the Talk My Credo Podcast!

We're kicking off the new season by breaking down the biggest conversations that dominated Black History Month—from sports and entertainment to politics and culture.

The crew reacts to Morgan Freeman's long-debated comments about Black History Month and explores whether the holiday has evolved into what it was originally intended to be.

We also recap the Super Bowl, NBA All-Star Weekend, the nationwide UFO sightings that captured everyone's attention, the latest developments involving Brett Favre, and several other stories that shaped the month.

As always, expect thoughtful discussion, honest perspectives, and plenty of classic Talk My Credo laughs.

In this episode:

✊ Black History Month debate

🎙️ Morgan Freeman's comments revisited

🏈 Super Bowl reactions

🏀 NBA All-Star Weekend

🛸 America's UFO sightings

🏈 Brett Favre update

😂 Classic Talk My Credo conversations

🎙️ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, current events, politics, sports, entertainment, history, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and humor.

Subscribe for weekly conversations that challenge perspectives while celebrating the culture.

💬 Join the conversation:

• Should Black History Month continue to be celebrated the way it is today?

• Do you agree with Morgan Freeman's perspective?

• Which story from Black History Month generated the biggest conversation?

#TalkMyCredo #BlackHistoryMonth #MorganFreeman #BlackCulture #Podcast #CurrentEvents #SuperBowl

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🎉 Welcome to the 100th Episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!

Reaching 100 episodes is a milestone we don't take lightly, and we want to thank every single person who has supported this journey.

To celebrate, Donte is joined by past, present, and new members of the Talk My Credo family for one of our biggest conversations yet.

While we discuss some of the week's biggest headlines—including Brittney Griner's release, Deion Sanders' move from Jackson State to Colorado, R. Kelly's prison album, and other trending stories—the heart of this episode is a conversation about one powerful idea:

Bet on yourself.

Whether you're building a business, chasing a dream, changing careers, or simply trying to become a better version of yourself, this discussion is about having the courage to invest in your own future.

Thank you for being part of our first 100 episodes. Here's to the next 100.

In this episode:

🎉 Celebrating 100 episodes

🏀 Brittney Griner returns home

🏈 Deion Sanders leaves Jackson State

🎵 R. Kelly releases music from prison

💡 Why you should bet on yourself

🎙️ Special guests and major announcements

❤️ A thank-you to the Talk My Credo community

Chapters

00:00 - 100th Episode introduction

02:45 - Meet the special guests

09:25 - R. Kelly releases an album from prison

17:08 - Brittney Griner returns home

49:09 - Special guest introduction

52:46 - Brett Favre update

53:43 - Deion Sanders leaves Jackson State

59:16 - Donte's message to the Black community

01:07:17 - Special announcement

01:08:12 - Bet On Yourself

02:27:45 - Special end credits

02:28:23 - Classic Talk My Credo ending

🎙️ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, current events, entrepreneurship, sports, entertainment, politics, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and humor.

If you've enjoyed any part of this journey, thank you for helping us reach 100 episodes. We appreciate every view, every comment, every share, and every conversation.

💬 Join the conversation:

• What's the biggest lesson you've learned from betting on yourself?

• What was your favorite Talk My Credo moment so far?

• What topics would you like to see us cover in the next 100 episodes?

#TalkMyCredo #Episode100 #BetOnYourself #BlackCulture #BrittneyGriner #DeionSanders #Podcast

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Welcome back to another episode of the Talk My Credo Podcast!

This week, the crew dives into one of the biggest cultural releases of the year—Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

We share our honest review of the film, discuss the conversations it sparked within the Black community, and explore what its success means for the future of Black storytelling in Hollywood.

The discussion expands into the evolving landscape of Black entertainment as we examine Tyler Perry's legacy, highlight the rise of a new generation of Black actors and actresses, react to the uncertainty surrounding Twitter, and unpack Dave Chappelle's Saturday Night Live monologue, including the conversations it sparked about truth, accountability, and relationships between the Black and Jewish communities.

As always, expect thoughtful conversation, authentic perspectives, and classic Talk My Credo shenanigans.

In this episode:

🎬 Black Panther: Wakanda Forever review

🎭 The future of Black actors and filmmakers

🎥 Tyler Perry's legacy

🐦 The future of Twitter

🎤 Dave Chappelle's SNL monologue

💬 Truth, accountability, and cultural conversations

🎙️ Talk My Credo explores Black culture, entertainment, politics, current events, history, and society through thoughtful discussion, authentic conversation, and humor.

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💬 Join the conversation:

• What did you think of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever?

• How do you view Tyler Perry's impact on Black entertainment?

• What was your biggest takeaway from Dave Chappelle's SNL monologue?

#TalkMyCredo #BlackPanther #WakandaForever #TylerPerry #DaveChappelle #BlackCulture #Podcast

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