In this episode of the Uncultured Bias podcast. Camara Williams is joined by special guest Jason Henry. Camara and Jason discuss the concept of performative activism, touching topics surrounding Lil Baby Grammy performance, Tamika Mallory, Obama and the toxicity of the fake activism. We dig into it all! 

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Lil Baby Grammy performance and evaluating his song the ‘Bigger Picture’ (4:30). Kendrick Lamar & Lil Baby comparison (15:00). Where is the line between activism and celebrity? (20:00) The Shaun King conundrum (23:12). Samaria Rice criticism (28:00) BLM celebrity group chat (29:20). Can revolution and capitalism coexist? (36:20) Who are the caretakers of activism (42:20) Colin Kaepernick & Jay Z (47:00) No Name (49:00) Black liberation & capitalism (53:00) Criticism of Michelle & Barack Obama (59:00) Can you have liberation in this society (1:02:03) Inability to criticize Barack Obama (1:10:00) Barack Obama legacy (1:13:00) The danger of social media and politicians (1:16:03) Performative activism Democratic Party (1:26:00) Neo Liberalism (1:30:00) The bad planning of BLM movement (1:38:00) The sacrifice of activism (1:42:00) Where are we going (1:50:00)

In this episode of the Uncultured Bias podcast. Camara Williams & Robert Foster III continues the “Pop Cleanser” series. We start off talking about this week's news in Pop Culture such Kanye becoming a Billionaire, Drake charting  Top 3 singles, Soulja Boy and ummm Justin Beiber?!?. We touch on the series SnowFall, and then we get into our nerd bag by discussing and breaking down Falcon & The Winter Soldier--finally ending in a super sized break down of the new Justice League movie and doing a comparison between them and Marvel. This podcast is for Nerds and Nerd Adjacent....listener discretion is advised.

In this episode of the Uncultured Bias podcast. Camara Williams is joined by Aziza Bowser, who manages the production, business & legal affairs of (MTV, Vh1 & Comedy Central). Part of her job is helping coordinate the MTV, BET and CMT awards. Basically, it could be said Aziza is behind major moments in the culture. She talks about her journey up the ranks on the business side of the entertainment industry, being a black woman in this industry, working on award shows and finally what it was like working across the table with Beyonce. This is a discussion you do not want to miss!

In this Vignette episode of the Uncultured Bias podcast. Camara Williams reflects on his birthday, the inability for the black people to criticize and Pepe Le Pew foolishness.

In this episode of the Uncultured Bias podcast. Keisha Mulfort joins Camara Williams, as we discuss the bombshell interview between Meghan Markle, Prince Harry & media icon Oprah Winfrey. We also dig deep into the dangerous narratives surrounding black women like 'difficult' or 'angry' and we dissect the poison of microaggressions that virtually all black women have experienced, especially in corporate America.

In this episode of the Uncultured Bias podcast. We continue our “Pop Cleanser" series, Camara Williams and Rob Foster III, discuss everything from Nike, Drake, Anderson .Paak-Bruno Mars collab, WandaVision and of course, Coming 2 America. It's a funny content loaded podcast. Check it out!!!

In this episode of the Uncultured Bias podcast. We call this the "Barbershop" episode, so I had to have my actual barber on the episode David Tabernuro. We talk about Eddie Murphy's top 10 movies. What do you think we landed on? We also talk about top comedians of all time. Check it out

In this episode of the Uncultured Bias podcast. We continue our “Black History” series with special guest history Professor Dr. Rudy Pearson. Camara and Dr. Pearson discuss  how the events of WWI led up to the civil rights movement of the 50's, 60's and 70's. Part 3 of this series.

In this episode of the Uncultured Bias podcast. We continue our “Black History” series with special guest history Professor Dr. Rudy Pearson. Camara and Dr. Pearson discuss historical facts of slavery, post-reconstruction era and early 20th century black American lives.

In this episode of the Uncultured Bias podcast. We start our “Black History” series with special guest history Professor Dr. Rudy Pearson. Camara and Dr. Pearson discuss African History leading all the way up until the transatlantic slave trade. This Part 1 of the series.