Unsolicited Perspectives

In this episode, Bruce Anthony and J. Aundrea engage in a series of conversations on various topics related to cannabis use. They begin by discussing their dad's new house. They then delve into the topic of THC use and memory loss, exploring both the scientific research and their personal experiences. The conversation shifts to the benefits of medical marijuana use and the ongoing debate surrounding its legalization in the United States. Finally, they share their experiences with edibles and offer some advice on their safe consumption. Whether you're a seasoned user or new to cannabis, this episode offers a thought-provoking discussion on the many facets of cannabis use.

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In this episode of Unsolicited Perspectives, host Bruce Anthony A. sits down with licensed clinical social worker, Megan McKernan, to discuss a variety of topics related to mental health and social work. They explore the impact of trauma on mental health, including how it can affect individuals and families in foster care. They also discuss setting boundaries with emotionally volatile family members and the importance of mindfulness in promoting mental health and wellbeing. Additionally, they touch on mental health resources available for the Latino and Black community. Megan shares her experience starting her own practice, Clarity Wellness Solutions, and the benefits of virtual mental health services. This insightful conversation offers valuable perspectives on mental health and social work, with practical tips for individuals and families seeking support.

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In this episode of "Unsolicited Perspectives," Bruce Anthony and J. Aundrea cover a wide range of topics, from their shared history as siblings to the decline of humanities in colleges and universities. Along the way, they discuss medical tourism in Mexico, capitalism and healthcare costs, and the importance of creative thinking and decision making skills. They also take a break from more serious topics to chat about some classic movies from the 90s. It's a fun and engaging conversation that touches on some of the most pressing issues of our time, as well as some nostalgic favorites from the past.  Beat Provided By https://freebeats.io  Produced By White Hot

In this episode of Unsolicited Perspectives, Olympic coach, author and women's rights activist Sue Humphrey discusses her book "I Want to Run: The Olympic Developmental Training and Nutritional Guide for Young and Teen Track Runners Ages 10 to 18" which is a guide for young and teen track runners. She shares her experiences as a middle school teacher and administrator and her passion for helping youngsters succeed in athletics. The conversation also explores the differences between working with Olympic athletes and children, and the importance of patience in teaching and coaching.  
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In this episode of The Sibling Happy Hour, Bruce Anthony and his sister Jay delve into a range of topics related to dating. They start by discussing the double standards that women face in dating and acknowledge Women's History Month. They then review the comedy film Class Act and talk about the differences between men and women when it comes to being single. The conversation also touches on the idea of sugar babies and how success is not necessarily defined by the amount of money a person makes. They share personal stories and experiences, and the conversation ends with a discussion about the changing dynamics of relationships and gender roles.

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In this episode of "Unsolicited Perspectives," host Bruce Anthony sits down with Gaknew Roxwel, a social worker and advocate for foster youth in the juvenile justice system. Roxwel shares his experiences working with at-risk youth and highlights the challenges facing young people in the foster care system, juvenile halls, and beyond. From his perspective as a social worker, Roxwel emphasizes the importance of non-violent parenting and community-based solutions to support youth and prevent involvement with the criminal justice system.

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In this episode of The Sibling Happy Hour, Bruce Anthony and J'Aundrea discuss a range of topics, including the controversial actions of Marjorie Taylor Greene and the influence of the GOP. They reflect on their experiences growing up as siblings and share their thoughts on Brother and Sister Day. Bruce and J'Aundrea also explore the origins of Brother and Sister Day and reminisce about past Brother and Sister Nights.

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This is the lost episode, the very first episode we ever recorded. It's a 30-minute preview, but to get the full episode, join our Patreon page at patreon.com/unsolicitedperspectives.

In this episode of Unsolicited Perspectives, Bruce Anthony and J. Aundrea discuss various topics, including cultural bias in a customer service week scavenger hunt, the way companies treat their employees, and the difference in censorship between their respective podcasts. They also touch on the importance of putting yourself out there and promoting your work, as well as the challenges of middle age.

Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on these important issues.

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In this episode of the Sibling Happy Hour, we discuss Rihanna's amazing Superbowl performance and how it stands out in the history of Superbowl halftime shows. We also take the opportunity to celebrate Black History Month by discussing two incredible figures: Audre Lorde and Dr. Pauli Murray. We talk about their contributions to the Black community and their lasting impact on American culture and civil rights.

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Join hosts Bruce Anthony and J. Aundrea as they delve into the intricacies of African American Vernacular English (AAVE) through insightful conversations and discussions. From exploring the rules and context of AAVE, to the impact of code-switching and gatekeeping, this podcast provides an in-depth examination of this rich and diverse form of English. The hosts also discuss the importance of understanding regional dialects and vernaculars, the role of education in accessibility, and the impact of white supremacy on education, institutions, and society. Additionally, they discuss the Dissident Home School in Ohio, including the Ohio Education Department's inability to intervene in neo-Nazi homeschooling curriculum. 

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