In this episode, Daniel gives are debrief on the new, two-part documentary on Michael Jackson’s pedophilia allegations, & the two slightly revisit their discussion of canceling after the new information on the King of Pop. Then the two discuss the unsympathetic backlash Christian rapper WHATUPRG received from fans after sharing the story of his father’s deportation by I.C.E. when he was a child. Lastly, the two discuss a legal brief filed to the Supreme Court by Atlanta rapper & one half of the rap duo Run the Jewels, Killer Mike & a professor at the University of Richmond in the defense of a Pittsburgh rapper who has been accused of making terroristic threats towards the police in a rap song.

 

The Fair Point Podcast consists of two people: Daniel Fairley II (host) & Bertram Zeek (producer/audio-engineer). The two of them have come together to have in-depth discussion about events & happenings in news & pop culture, as well as matters happening in their local area of Charlottesville, VA.

In this episode, the claim is made that 2019’s Black History Month is the worst Black History Month in history. This claim bleeds into the next topic where the guys break down “cancel culture.”

 

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The Fair Point Podcast consists of two people: Daniel Fairley II (host) & Bertram Zeek (producer/audio-engineer). The two of them have come together to have in-depth discussion about events & happenings in news & pop culture, as well as matters happening in their local area of Charlottesville, VA.

In this episode, the guys talk about the new hashtag for YouTube, #YouTubeWakeUp, the problem it’s addressing, & the controversy that has arose with the hashtag’s starter. Then the guys talk (yet again) about the story surrounding Jussie Smollett & the effects of the story he created. To finish off the episode, the subject of the NCAA’s exploitation of it’s student athletes is discussed after the frightening injury to the NBA’s #1 prospect, Zion Williamson, occurs when he foot bursts through his shoe during a game. 

The Fair Point Podcast consists of two people: Daniel Fairley II (host) & Bertram Zeek (producer/audio-engineer). The two of them have come together to have in-depth discussion about events & happenings in news & pop culture, as well as matters happening in their local area of Charlottesville, VA.

In this episode, after some talk about the first “Black Panther,” “The Matrix,” the guys talk about Trump’s wall (again) due to him declaring a State of Emergency. The next topic is Alfonso Ribeiro being told he can’t copyright the Carlton Dance as well as the other people who have sued Fortnite for using their dances. The third topic is about Kaepernick winning in a settlement against the NFL & the uses of boycotts. And, finally, the “If You Know, You Know” for this week is on Black History icon, Nina Simone.

The Fair Point Podcast consists of two people: Daniel Fairley II (host) & Bertram Zeek (producer/audio-engineer). The two of them have come together to have in-depth discussion about events & happenings in news & pop culture, as well as matters happening in their local area of Charlottesville, VA.

In this episode, the guys give a slight update on the Jussie Smollett case & a rather large update on Virginia’s governor (now adding the Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax's sexual assault allegations  & Attorney General Mark Herring's confession of wearing blackface). The updates are followed by Liam Neeson’s confession of wanting to kill a random black person after someone close to him was raped in the 80s & a new “If You Know, You Know” featuring a profile on Black Panther co-founder, Bobby Seale.

The Fair Point Podcast consists of two people: Daniel Fairley II (host) & Bertram Zeek (producer/audio-engineer). The two of them have come together to have in-depth discussion about events & happenings in news & pop culture, as well as matters happening in their local area of Charlottesville, VA.

In this episode, the guys talk about the assault on the black, LBGTQ actor & singer, Jussie Smollett, the controversial yearbook photo of Virginia Governor, Ralph Northam in either blackface or a KKK hood (currently, no one knows), & a new segment is introduced for Black History Month that gives more of a background of important figures in Black History that are less taught/known in modern society. Today’s profile is on the women & black voting rights activist, Fannie Lou Hamer.

The Fair Point Podcast consists of two people: Daniel Fairley II (host) & Bertram Zeek (producer/audio-engineer). The two of them have come together to have in-depth discussion about events & happenings in news & pop culture, as well as matters happening in their local area of Charlottesville, VA.

In this episode, the guys talk about the face-off at the Lincoln Memorial between the Covington Catholic High School boys, the Black Hebrew Israelites, & Nathan Phillips. Daniel also gives a major shoutout to black women in his life & in the Charlottesville city area in an “I Like It Like That” segment, & the podcast finishes off with some trivia about the city of Charlottesville.

*The Fair Point Podcast consists of two people: Daniel Fairley II (host) & Bertram Zeek (producer/audio-engineer). The two of them have come together to have in-depth discussion about events & happenings in news & pop culture, as well as matters happening in their local area of Charlottesville, VA.

The Fair Point Podcast consists of two people: Daniel Fairley II (host) & Bertram Zeek (producer/audio-engineer). The two of them have come together to have in-depth discussion about events & happenings in news & pop culture, as well as matters happening in their local area of Charlottesville, VA. 

In this episode, the guys go over thoughts about the President feeding Clemson’s Championship College Football team fast food at the White House during his shutdown & the controversy of the toxic masculinity ad created by Gillette. Daniel also quizzes Bertram on Martin Luther King, Jr. trivia in honor of Martin Luther King Day.

The Fair Point Podcast consists of two people: Daniel Fairley II (host) & Bertram Zeek (producer/audio-engineer). The two of them have come together to have in-depth discussion about events & happenings in news & pop culture, as well as matters happening in their local area of Charlottesville, VA. 

In this episode, the guys give an update on the government shutdown (because that’s STILL happening), US women not having enough children (because men aren’t a part of that equation…lol), the change in punishment for driving with a suspended driver’s license in Virginia, & how social media worked to save the life of the 18-year-old, asylum seeking woman named Rahaf Mohammed Al-Qunan.

The Fair Point Podcast consists of two people: Daniel Fairley II (host) & Bertram Zeek (producer/audio-engineer). The two of them have come together to have in-depth discussion about events & happenings in news & pop culture, as well as matters happening in their local area of Charlottesville, VA. 

 

Happy New Year! In the first episode for the new year, we start off a bit heavy with discussion about the “Surviving R. Kelly” series, followed by the government shutdown due to funding for Trump’s Border Wall. For the segments that follow, we have a “Point-for-Point” about New Year’s Resolutions. then ending with “That’s Too Damn Bad” where the final discussion is the young man who was forced by a referee to cut his locks or forfeit his wrestling match.