It is the two-year anniversary of my first book, Neoliberalism. We just revised it and I am working on releasing book 2 but probably with a new publisher. Check out this video where I talked about my new book: Neoliberalism Globalization Income inequality Poverty And Resistance. Available Now in Hardcover Case Laminate, Paperback, Ebook and Audible at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, the Nook, Kindle, Audible, Wal-Mart, Kobbo, Target, Ebay from the author, Renaldo McKenzie.

What is my book, Neoliberalism about? Here's the wrap and interview session About my book Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty And Resistance on G-Town Radio's Check-In Show with radio host Thomas. According to Thomas, I was The First to do a live Interview in studios at G-Town Radio North East Check-in show.

The world is in crisis and the Gen Z’s have something to say about it. I asked Sianni, a young 22-year-old from Philadelphia; how is Philadelphia Changing and what are the take aways for you? She replied, Relationships, communities are changing; you can’t leave your porch and have block parties, people are dying, it’s so heart breaking. She stated that when she was younger her parents shielded her from the visuals, but as she grows up and goes out in the world. She talks about how mental health is a serious issue affecting young people today and that if we do not address that and the problem of poverty, then we will devolve further into decadence and disaster. It starts with mental health. People are so prideful and are afraid to get help, in minority communities they do not talk about mental health, they’d rather drink or smoke. But we need therapy sessions and free mental health clinics and treatment for young people.

She also stated that It also starts with having conversations within the homes, classrooms etc. with young people. Talk with

We discussed the challenge of startups and how social media uses algorithms to limit content creators reach. We discussed the limitations in school, she pointed out that schools provide basic education, they do not teach how to leverage credit or technology. They teach how to work for others. She emphasized this several times. I asked her what her hot button is, and she stated that we should invest in our kids, in their education, make it more relevant and revolutionary.

Renaldo McKenzie is the creator and host of The Neoliberal Round Podcast. He is the author or Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty and Resistance. Renaldo is an Adjunct Professor at Jamaica Theological Seminary and Doctoral Student at Georgetown University. Renaldo is completing his second book, Neoliberal globalization Reconsidered, Neo-Capitalism and The Death of Nations.

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Big Girl Diva is willing to have the Military come in to deal with the rising Gun Violence in Philadelphia. Vetta has lost several family members in just three years to gun Violence. Just recently, she lost a niece who succumbed to 13-gun shots in North-East Philadelphia, and in 2021 she lost a 22-year-old nephew who was coming home from school and then his oldest sister was also killed, shot in the back coming from school. It's no wonder that Vetta suggested that the mayor's focus on curbing gun Violence. She even seemed resigned to frustration and is fed up to the point that she suggests bringing in the military. But she said that there's so much being thrown out about dealing with gun Violence, but something must be done. She's also not impressed with the new Philly police commissioner, who is from outside if Philly. She emphasized, "they're talking but you gotta show it, you gotta put in the work. Like many Philadelphians, she believes we are no longer a city of brotherly love. In fact, she revealed that Philadelphia is now called "Killerdelphia". However, we agreed that there's no place safe in America today, it's either black on black crime or mass shootings. It doesn't matter where you are. Recently, a lone gun man attacked a medical facility waiting room killing one injuring four (4); he was eventually caught and now in jail awaiting trial. Vetta ended saying we just gotta keep praying and maybe look to stop me higher power, cause you don't know what to say no more.

It seems many young people are concerned about the opioid crisis in Philadelphia, especially Kensington Philadelphia. Today, while wrapping with Sandrea Cashay Nelson about our upcoming special concerning Spirituality and Astrology, we began to discuss the Philly Mayoral Race. Sandrea, Like Minard yesterday stated that the City and Mayor's should do something about Kensington.

We touched on the Secrets to Unlocking Divine Intervention from the perspective of how she practices her Spirituality. She is a student of Astrology and energy. She shares briefly on the show about the value she finds from these and how they connect with all faiths and experience of it. Announcement: Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty and Resistance was switched back to Ingram Spark who will remain as our Global Print and Distribution partners.

Credits: The show was created in 2021 by Rev. Renaldo McKenzie who is the author of Neoliberalism, Adjunct Professor at Jamaica

Renaldo's second book, Neoliberal Globalization Reconsidered is being reviewed by Haymarket Publishing.

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By facilitating conversations with young people like the one I did on the Podcast with 19-year-old Minard, a college student from Philly, will we get the youths more involved in local government and politics. I asked Minard: are you aware that there is a Mayora's Race coming up in Philly and who the candidates are? No not really, just from the ads I see on TV or on YouTube. I know that one guy is running, but no I am not really involved. That's according to a young college student I spoke with today about youth involvement in Politics and local government.

This is the first in a series of podcast episodes we will do up to May 16th about Philly's Mayor's race and popular opinion among the various demographics and generations.

Announcement: Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty and Resistance was switched back to Ingram Spark who will remain as our Global Print and Distribution partners.

Credits: The show was created in 2021 by Rev. Renaldo McKenzie who is the author of Neoliberalism, Adjunct Professor at Jamaica Theological Seminary and Doctoral Student at Georgetown University. Renaldo graduated from University of Penn with two Masters, one in Liberal Arts and one a Master of Philosophy. Renaldo is originally from Jamaica and is now a US citizen.

Renaldo's second book, Neoliberal Globalization Reconsidered is being reviewed by Haymarket Publishing.

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"Test, Trials and Testimonies," and "Lord Lift me Up," are two powerful poems written by P. K. Wilson, a retired Pharmaceutical Executive, Entrepreneur and now a Poet living in Panama with her Husband. She explains on the show why she relocated to Panama three years ago and her inspiration for her poems. She bemoans how women are still treated unfairly compared to men and provides this trope in her poems based in a lyric of the fifth and sixth lines, called "Hyuks," (I may need to double check this spelling and type of poetry).

P.K. told a powerful story of how she ended up marrying her first love after losing him to her first marriage. Thanks to LinkedIn she found her first love, got married and now living in Panama on a beautiful estate, while travelling the world which has helped to broaden her perspective on life.

P.K. revealed in the interview that she is working on a new book, which her father had started, it's about the Emit Till story and it is entitled: "Few if Any Will Remember."

She leaves us with a powerful warning: "the enemy of my enemy is my friend, until my friend becomes my enemy."

At what point my friend becomes my enemy? The US today is faced with such a situation where the enemy of our enemy are now friends. The US' influence over Asia is transplanted by China so that the US only has two friends left, Singapore and Japan. But even Singapore's friendship may be in jeopardy. This is a separate issue but a beautiful segway back into geopolitics.

Later on the Podcast, we discuss the issue of the World in Transition, Neo-Capitalism and the Death of Nations but before that we will have several episodes looking at Philadelphians perspectives regardig our upcoming mayoral elections May 16th. We will release such an epsiode next.

A blistering report by the team @Statista on #ai revolution: How artificial intelligence is transforming industries and reshaping the world and our futures. The webinar team organized this event, and we were able to part of it and decided to share it with permission of the team at Statista. Shout out to the team @ #statista for their cutting-edge research and data/reporting especially on this revolutionary issue.