The Hallspace Podcast

It is Episode 13 of The Hallspace Podcast. Ritch and Nicole tell some stories about the kids, and the struggles of parenting during a pandemic. We chat about how to keep our cool in the face of quarantined children while balancing responsibilities.

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It is Episode 12 of The Hallspace Podcast. In this episode, we discuss the Breonna Taylor case, and our own experiences with overpolicing, and police overreach. It wasn't one of our funniest conversations, but it is a good one. 

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It's another Hall & Hudd! Terry and RItch find themselves processing the Breonna Taylor indictment through the lens of the failings of systems, and how people can't help but feel some helplessness in the face of so much recent uncertainty. Take a gander, send us your thoughts. 

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The trailer for our show.

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We made it to 10 episodes, which I guess is a milestone in some sense. This episode of the podcast covers Privilege, including a discussion about how intersectionality affects worldview, the differences between Laurie Loughlin, and Tonya McDowell, and a personal story about raising young black men in the school system during the COVID home school era.

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Hey, another episode of Hall & Hudd, the segment where two black guys talk race, politics, and in this episode, power. Follow along as they weave in psychology concepts, pop culture, and world events in a conversation about power, and politics, and why so many shows benefited from a while pale protagonist who behaved badly for our amusement. 

This episode is 2 weeks late after being pushed aside for the Chadwick episode, so some of the references feel like old news by now, with the news cycle moving so fast these days. Still, it's an enjoyable dialogue.

This episode contains strong language and radical ideas.

Show notes are here: https://thehallspacepodcast.wordpress.com/2020/09/11/episode-9-the-white-man-behaving-badly-trope/

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This episode of the podcast is a tribute to THE Chadwick Boseman a multi-talented actor who made and an indelible mark on the world through his art. We discuss his most notable roles, and the impact the Black Panther had on the culture, and on us as viewers. It's really tough times out there everyone, I hope you ate taking care of yourselves, and know that we mourn with you. 

RIP Mr. Chadwick Boseman. 

Wakanda Forever!

This week, Episode Seven is an extra special episode. Ritch and Nicole celebrate their 13th wedding anniversary by reviewing the story of how they met and fell in love. They go into way too much detail about the ins and outs of who they were when they met and how they came to be. If you have ever wanted to know way too much info on how about college in the '90s and ethnic minority STEM program socialization then this is the episode for you.

Check out the sixth episode where we shout out our top fans Chris and Natalie. We talk about the risks Ritch takes with language, including putting the emphasis on the wrong syllables. We discuss what podcasts we listen to, how Nicole, in particular, listens to 63 podcasts. After the commercial, we talk about the various bad experiences one will endure for a good haircut. All this, and more than a few disclaimers.

Show Notes:

Sesame Street Pinball Song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZshZp-cxKg

Dat Band can be found here https://datbandcincy.com/about, or here https://www.facebook.com/datbandcincinnati/

Tobe Nwingwe can be found here: https://www.tobenwigwe.com/

Our cousin Kieya’s Podcast is located here: https://anchor.fm/speak-kieya

The clip from Scrubs where Elliot and Turk do the HIV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cl1OwyxxbNQ

Red Handed podcast can be found here: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/redhanded#/

Ritch Hall’s celebrity doppelganger is Diallo Riddle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diallo_Riddle

The Best Barber Les Crisswell can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/BestBarbeLesCriswell/

The Barbershop episode of Atlanta is Season 2 Episode 5, Barbershop. It can be viewed on Hulu. The IMDB is here: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7599684/. 

The twitter thread that we discussed in the show:

https://twitter.com/Pineapplegc1/status/1294665837333413896

Project Power is available on Netflix, you can find it here: https://www.netflix.com/title/80204465

Show Credits:

Intro Theme: “Deep Thinking” was composed by kenwaylam.

Commercial Transition by Pienard

Outro Theme: “Things I Never Knew" was composed by Pienard. He can be found on Soundcloud, Spotify or Twitter.

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In this episode, Ritch & Nicole talk about connecting with people along with your interest, going full nerd as a black person, WAP, 90’s music, As well as the controversies around the rapper Common, which leads to a discussion on consent, and sexual assault. A lot gets covered that was not in our notes but in the end its a conversation about music and how it is always evolving. 

Show Notes:

Cinema Degeneration is the show by our friends Patty & Cameron

DJ Cassidy and Pass the Mic can be found on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/djcassidy/

The music we talked about on the show:

Phonte Coleman aka Phonte of Little Brother &  The Foreign Exchange

Cardi B ft Meg the Stallion W.A.P.

Ceelo Green CeeLo Green Is Thomas Callaway

John Legend Bigger Love

Liane Le Havas Lianne La Havas

Alina Baraz It Was Divine

Little Brother May the Lord Watch

The Intro Theme: “Deep Thinking” was composed by kenwaylam.

The Outro Theme: “Things I Never Knew was composed by Pienard. He can be found on Soundcloud, Spotify or Twitter.

You can contact us at [email protected] or on our webpage, Thehallspacepodcast.wordpress.com