Thank you for tuning in to The Middle Men Talk Show!! This week, America was able to watch live on television acts of Domestic terrorism on our nation's capitol. A display of white privilege was definitely on display as armed Trump supporters stormed into the White House where there was a lack of law enforcement to keep members of the House and Senate safe. As of today 5, people have lost their life because of this senseless act of homegrown domestic terrorism. 

What are your thoughts on the events that has occurred this week? Police were militarized and tanks were deployed on BLM protests across several states, why wasn’t this the procedure during this Trump rally?  With FB, Twitter, and other Social Media app banning and censoring Trump and others, What does censorship mean?  Are Trump's voters, really voting in their interest?  Why do people’s vote not align with their interest?  What’s next for the Republican Party?  Will the next administration be able to get Covid under control? Will you take the vaccine?

What should this upcoming administration do to increase the trust in the American people?

Tonight on the MiddleMen Talk show we will be discussing the recent controversial conversation between internet host Kevin Samuels and his female guest on his talk show concerning the topic "Are modern women the victims." We have our take on this topic and we will discuss it with you tonight. At what point does your dating criteria/standards become unrealistic? Are there double standards when advising men or women about relationships? What advice would we have given this lady if she called into The Middle Men Talk Show? What is does mean average? (Looks, profession, personality, etc.)Does Money, educational background, equate to love? Should women listen to men for relationship advice? And can they (Women) get a truly honest answer from a man? Would they be willing to accept his honesty even though it's not what they want to hear? We will discuss many other questions on this topic tonight, please voice your opinion at 516-387-1542

Today on the MiddleMen Talk show we will be discussing "Reel Love", how reality shows and pop culture can have an influence over your relationships.

Is your relationship reality or is it being produced and shaped by pop culture? Has reality TV shows affected our empathy and expectations when it comes to relationships? When it comes to reality TV shows like Love and Marriage Huntsville, Love and Hip Hop, or The Real Housewives, are we entitled to an opinion on the relationships on these shows? Are they shaping our opinions when looking at personal relationships with friends and family? How are these opinions formed? Is there an appropriate way to go about expressing your advice or opinions to your friends about their relationships? Did television shows of the 80s and 90s shape our current way we approach and view relationships? Were the relationships on those shows realistically scripted or scripted using an unrealistic view of reality?

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America: A New Beginning?? Now that Joe Biden has been announced President-Elect, people are still awaiting what will be next for America. What are we expecting under this administration as a people? What parts of the Black agenda get met under this administration and are do they owe to them? (Black voters)  Will Medicare for all be pushed into this administration? There has been some talk about Universal Basic Income, will this be something under a Biden Administration we will see more lawmakers speak on? Is America ready for a female President who is a person of color? What would a Harris presidency look like if Biden can not complete his term? What will be the effect on America if Trump runs again in 2024? What will the Democrats have to do to ensure they do not alienate moderate republicans that may vote for them in the next elections? Why do Democrats continue to cater to white fragility? Will we see more states turn from red to blue or vice versus because of the results of this election?  We have seen failed attempts of a coup towards the governor of Michigan, are their others brewing? Will Puerto Rico eventually be allowed to vote in future elections?

Thank You for tuning in to The Middle Men Talk Show. As the election approaches, we are counting down the days to determine what will be the future of America. We have seen more voters turnout for early voting this year as opposed to the 2016 election. With the last presidential debate occurring this past Thursday, who do you feel pulled off what was needed to help their campaign? What policies have the candidates proposed will push this country forward? What policies need to be implemented? This election has caused a divide between whites with different political ideology but will we see a rise in this same political division in the black community? Will black people and others feel safe in America that Trump has created if he wins or loses? Are black Americans suffering from PTSD dealing with the elections and possible potential of future discrimination?

Thank You for tuning in to The Middle Men Talk Show today.  This week we have seen Trump downplay his Covid-19 diagnosis claiming he is immune, a militia's planned attempt to kidnap the Governor of Michigan, the release of bodycam footage of one of the officers involved with the murder of Breonna Taylor. We continue to see hypocrisy towards racism, extremist groups, law and justice systems, healthcare, etc. What does the future hold for America?  What are your thoughts on the newly released bodycam footage from Breonna Taylor's case?  Do we have faith in our justice system even though we see racism in its process? Are our government officials doing enough with passing laws to keep the minority population safe against these internal terrorist organizations?  How does the continued indoctrination of racism affect the growth of future generations? 

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Hello listeners of the Middle Men Talk Show!! Thank you for tuning in with us today. This week has been another interesting one in which we will be discussing Hot Topics such as the Presidential debate, Trump’s testing positive for COVID, the releasing of the audio files from the grand jury of Breonna Taylor’s case, COVID cases continue to increase, and more. What are your thoughts on the presidential debate? Is there any truth to Trump’s COVID illness? Is this just another tactic used to gain supporters? There has been some discussion about a pending race war depending on the decision of the outcome of the presidential race. How should we protect ourselves? As unemployment numbers continue to rise, are we headed for another recession? Call in today to give your opinion! (516) 387-1542 press 1 to comment.

Today on The Middle Men Talk Show, the phone lines will be open as we discuss the outcome of charges presented by Daniel Cameron, AG of Kentucky. What are your thoughts on the charges identified by AG Cameron?

Why is there always a narrative to demonize black and brown people who are victims of violent crimes?

Tune in this Sunday on The Middle Men Talk Show as we will be interviewing Shakiri Murrain for Mississippi Cares PPE. Mr. Murrain will be providing insightful information on the personal protection equipment services the company offers for your community!

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Ownership Or Equality? With Joe Budden recently announcing that he’s ending his contract with Spotify for his number 1 rated podcast, the internet immediately started buzzing. After a response from Breakfast Club host Charlamagne The God that Joe needs to negotiate better, fans began to take sides. Given Charlamagne The God’s recent announcement of a partnership for a podcast network on iHeart radio, the question now comes up of having a seat at the table vs building your own. Are both aspects correct? Should black people in America be more concerned with building their own table, or getting an equity stake at someone else’s? What’s an acceptable amount of ownership that a creator is willing to part with? With podcasts being larger than ever before, should black podcasters continue a path of independence, or seek network deals?