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In this episode, Olivia and Ken discuss the upcoming presidential debate and the current political landscape. They express their frustration with the choices in the election and the strong loyalty some people have towards Trump. They also touch on the recent primaries in New York and the influence of special interest groups. The conversation then shifts to the potential vice presidential debate and the possibility of Trump walking off the stage during the presidential debate. They discuss the importance of strategic voting and the need for change in Congress. The episode concludes with speculation about the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity and the potential outcomes of the debate.

In this episode, Olivia Fox discusses the topic of black women and gun ownership with her guest, Kia Glenn, a firearms instructor. They explore the reasons why black women are becoming one of the fastest-growing demographics in terms of gun purchases. They also discuss the importance of education and training when it comes to gun ownership, as well as the legalities and regulations surrounding it. The conversation touches on the double standards and stereotypes faced by black gun owners and emphasizes the need for responsible gun ownership. Kia, a firearms instructor, shares important information about women and gun ownership. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the fit of a gun and recommends attending gun fitting parties and renting guns at a range before purchasing one. Kia also highlights the significance of situational awareness and the need for women to feel comfortable and safe when carrying a gun. She provides recommendations for gun ranges and clubs that offer opportunities to try different guns. Kia encourages women to prioritize their safety and offers her contact information for further assistance.

The conversation revolves around the controversy surrounding Caitlin Clark not being named to the women's basketball Olympic team. Olivia and Ken discuss the media's role in hyping up certain players and dismissing the accomplishments of others. They also touch on the racial and gender biases that come into play when discussing female athletes. The conversation highlights the need for more recognition and respect for the women who have laid the groundwork in women's sports. They also discuss the selection process for the Olympic team and the importance of context in understanding the decisions made. The conversation revolves around the controversy surrounding the selection of the USA Women's Basketball Olympic team and the criticism faced by rookie player Caitlin Clark. The hosts discuss the criteria for team selection, the importance of winning gold, and the role of media in fueling conflicts. They also touch upon the impact of social media and the need for perspective and unity in supporting women's sports.

Former NFL player Gary Burley and award-winning journalist Donna Francavilla discuss their collaborative book 'Glory, the Struggle for Yards' which highlights the inspirational stories of turn-of-the-century African American unsung heroes in football. The book aims to inspire, educate, and shed light on the untold stories of these remarkable individuals. The conversation covers the motivation behind the book, the process of research and selection of players, the challenges faced, and the impact on future generations.

The conversation covers the journey of actor DeMark Thompson, from his early days in the DMV (DC) area to his move to Hollywood and success in the entertainment industry. It explores his transition from a career in cybersecurity to becoming a successful actor, his experiences with auditions, bookings, and the impact of his mother's passing on his decision to pursue his passion for acting. The conversation also delves into the significance of faith, networking, and the process of booking commercials, including the Subaru commercial that aired during the Super Bowl. The conversation covers DeMark Thompson's journey in the entertainment industry, his experiences with auditions, manifestation, and the power of words. It also delves into his aspirations, collaborations, and the impact of faith on his career. The discussion provides valuable insights for aspiring actors and emphasizes the importance of perseverance and faith in achieving success.

In this episode, Olivia Fox addresses the misconception that COVID-19 is over and emphasizes that the virus is still a threat. She shares her personal experience of her family members testing positive for COVID-19 and the serious impact it has had on their health. Olivia discusses the high-risk groups for severe illness and the symptoms of COVID-19. She also highlights the long-term effects of the virus and the importance of staying informed and taking precautions.

In this episode, Olivia Fox discusses the ongoing conflict in Gaza and the protests that have erupted on college campuses in response. She shares her opinion on the situation, emphasizing the importance of empathy and the impact on the younger generation. Olivia also highlights the connection between the Israeli military and American police training, as well as the need for humanitarian aid in Gaza. She encourages listeners to consider their stance on the issue and the potential historical significance of this time.

Episode includes Clips from Saturday Night Live, Chris Hayes MSNBC, Fox 5 Atlanta News

In this episode of the Olivia Fox podcast, Olivia interviews Jeremy Beaver, also known as DJ Boom, the founder of the National Hip Hop Museum. They reminisce about their time working together in radio and discuss the importance of podcasting in the evolution of media. Jeremy shares the story of how his personal collection of hip hop memorabilia led to the creation of the museum and his mission to give hip hop the recognition it deserves. They also discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on hip hop and the challenges and possibilities it presents. Jeremy shares his vision for the future of the museum and his hope to have a downtown headquarters in Washington, DC.

In this conversation, Olivia Fox suits with Patty Jackson, veteran radio personality from Philadelphia. They discuss Patty's long career in radio, the impact of iconic personalities, and the importance of loving what you do. They also talk about the recent statue unveiling for Allen Iverson, the legacy and upcoming honor of a street naming for iconic R&B artist Frankie Beverly, and Patty's advice series on social media. The conversation ends with an exchange of flowers between Olivia and Patty.