To Be Determined Podcast

Today I talk about a few things that make me facepalm in today's client. Fox News' Tucker Carlson misquotes Elmo's dad, yeah Elmo's dad, lol. The NYPD union leader rants about shiny badges while yelling for respect. Oh and CrossFit's CEO tweets something you may think only Trump would tweet. A lot of idiots in positions of leadership. Still, I believe we're seeing progress and I'm optimistic when I see young people speak out. 

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Hey, I'm typing this as fast as I can as I need to be getting to the next bus for my first day of work. I want to continue uploading episodes and will be making a schedule soon. I'm nervous and excited. Today, I woke up to tweets from NBA player DeMarcus Cousins addressing now former Sac Kings's Grant Napear. Other NBA pros came out and call out Napear on his racism even saying the Kings front office already knew. The news makes me feel like changes are coming. 

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Now on Spotify and iTunes: TBD with JJ Perez. This is episode 6 and today I get to talk about my favorite game, NBA 2k20. LeBron James son, Bronny Jr got on the 2s with Adin2huncho and swept the world's best shot creator, Tyceno! The entire community was looking forward to the game that included actor Miles Brown. It was fun to watch but ended too quickly. We will be getting a rematch which I'm excited for. We also touch on a few other things including some personal stuff about my past. 

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On today's episode, we touch on what the serpent in the book of Genesis means for some. We continue speaking on how the BLM movement is forcing the powers that be, to make changes that will result in less brutality, inequality, and unfair treatment of many Americans. 

Then, we listen to Professor Cornel West's interviews on MSNBC with Brian Williams and on CNN with Anderson Cooper. I do the my best to break down my favorite quotes from his interviews but he speaks so eloquently, so passionately that it'll take me a thousand more episodes for me to be a quarter of the orator that he is. You'll notice that I'm lost for words at times and it's because the professor speaks in such a way that stirs up so many emotions that I have to pause and think.

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Today's episode became a lesson! I had no idea who Kimberly Jones was but I do now. Just followed her on Twitter too, @kimlatricejones. I explain how BLM is now making me push myself to be better in other aspects of life.

We even get into some talk about religion. Specifically, the proven projecting unto others that evil people do.

I'm going to improve the show as I learn along the way. I just thought of a subject that I touch on in this episode but never conclude after moving to another topic and forgetting, lol. I'll bring it up in episode 5 then. I also touch on Drew Brees' apologies since I did mention him on a recent episode. 

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Hey, hope you're doing well. Thanks for joining me today. Drew Brees says he doesn't agree with people who disrespect the flag when asked about NFL athletes and kneeling; kneeling was never about disrespecting the flag. He also mentions what he thinks of when he hears the national anthem but never considers what others might think of when they hear the anthem. So after a quick google search, I find the original racist lyrics and read them out loud. I also touch on the NBA returning, which makes me really happy and I'm excited to see LeBron James, AD, Kuz, Dwight and Caruso win a chip, lol.

We discuss the responses from the right in regards to protests around the nation.

On the third episode, but first on all podcast apps; I talk about my feelings towards the movement and the enemies against equality because of their egotistical perspective of who they are as a race, color, class, religious affiliation, etc. 

Our fight continues at the voting polls and in the arts; we have to speak out through our form of creative expression. Whatever you've wanted to do, now is the time. Paint, sing, dance, and do it all in the name of a better tomorrow.