Black Panther was amazing. But it made me sad in a lot of ways. Rebecca Azor joins me to review the movie. We cover the themes of the movie in great detail with only 1 very minor spoiler. Your 99% spoiler free movie review.

There was a fantasy-- a dream that some dreamed over the weekend about the possibility of peace between North and South Korea through unification. Five positive articles on Kim Yo Jung had the media industry unified in outrage. And I answer another voicemail -- this one positive!

Wait for it. That's all I can say!! I finally started to clear out my voicemails and, fam... it is LIT!

Call and leave your questions and I'll answer them next Friday!

One of the biggest influences in my life is Malcolm X. I haven't done much in the way of Black History Month for the podcast and today I was listening to Malcolm for my own edification and realize, you should listen to him too. Here's why.

Bit off more than I could chew this morning. But, it will be worth your wait! Coming soon!

The market crashes -- but will Trump take responsibility like he took credit for the successess? Probably not. Baltimore police officers face corruption charges including planting fake weapons. Trump's attorneys advise against speaking to Mueller. And, #WhatDoesBlackPantherMeanToMe

This is a re-upload of yesterday's podcast with edits for iTunes only. Today's episode -2/6/2018 - will be up soon.

The Eagles win and Dodge loses with their garbage co-opting of Dr. King to sell trucks. The President says Representative Adam Schiff is "dangerous" and "must be stopped." And Paul Ryan is actually dangerous to poor Americans and HE must be stopped politically.

On a trip to Costa Rica many years ago, I got into a confrontation with a local Afro-Costa Rican about her belief that there was no such thing as Black culture. It was rooted in the idea that America was not our home. James Baldwin helped me answer that lie a long time ago. Let's discuss.

More insight into the controversy surrounding the Nunes memo and its potential release. Communications Professor Matt Sienkiewicz of Boston College joins me to analyze Joe Kennedy's speech. And amazing audio from what I have no choice but to describe as the Stepford Wives of Evangelical Christianity.