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What if the notion that black men won’t support a black woman for president is a myth? Join me as I challenge this controversial belief, offering a fresh perspective on former President Obama's remarks. I passionately argue that black men are ready to back a capable black woman 100%, provided she's doing the right thing. Our discourse often gets overshadowed by Trump's antics, but it's time to refocus on real issues—crafting a robust plan for marginalized communities and retirees. My goal is to steer the conversation toward empowering political dialogue and meaningful actions that truly matter.

In a candid exploration of admiration turned sour, I share a personal journey of disillusionment with a once-revered black leader who now seems to have betrayed the hopes of his supporters. It’s a narrative familiar to many, capturing the collective disappointment of those who once believed in this figure's promise. This emotional recount sets the stage for a deeper conversation in future episodes, as we seek to rebuild trust and spotlight leaders poised to deliver inclusive solutions for all Americans. Join me for a thought-provoking session that not only challenges existing perceptions but also pushes for positive political engagement.

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Are you unknowingly giving away your digital identity? Join your host, og GOAT, as we unravel the hidden dangers of social media tonight on "What Part of the Game is That?" Learn the critical importance of reading terms and conditions to protect your rights and privacy. From the risks of sharing family photos to the alarming capabilities of technology that can manipulate your images, we're exposing how companies might exploit your likeness without your knowledge. Get ready for an eye-opening discussion that will make you rethink what you share online.

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The company that is currently offering to pay people for the rights to use their face and voice on robots is Promobot, a Russian robotics company, which is willing to pay $200,000 for the permanent rights to someone's facial likeness and voice to use on their humanoid robots. 

Key points about Promobot's offer: 

• Amount offered: $200,000 
  
  
• What they want: Full rights to use the person's face and voice forever 
  
  
• Purpose: To develop humanoid robots that can be used in places like hotels and malls 

https://youtu.be/a8RedPFVTww?si=EccJZkqKpB_6tjsn


We'll also explore the often overlooked consequences of posting children's photos and why it's essential to stay informed about the software and companies operating in this space. Tune in to understand the value of your digital presence and how to safeguard it. Plus, discover how social media can be a powerful tool for entrepreneurs if used responsibly. Don't miss this essential conversation on navigating the ever-evolving online landscape while keeping your personal information secure.

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Ever wondered why a famous 90s rapper might feel let down by today's concert crowds? Join us as Your host O.G. GOAT and Shariff from Queens sheds light on the evolving landscape of hip hop and the generational divide that's causing ripples in the music world. His efforts to introduce younger adults to old-school beats to their undeniable preference for modern trap music, Shariff brings a heartfelt perspective on how every era reshapes this dynamic genre. We reflect on hip hop's journey from its marginalized roots to its current status as a cultural powerhouse, all while keeping alive the spirit of its legendary forebears.

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Switching gears, we tackle the pressing issue of modernizing education to foster safer communities. Despite lottery funds supposedly earmarked for schools, our institutions often lag behind in technology and resources. Smart boards and tablets are simply not enough; we need a curriculum that genuinely engages students. With comparisons drawn from both public schools and the healthcare sector, we delve into the challenges and potential solutions for making education a catalyst for reducing crime rates. Join our debate on the reliability of technology in these crucial sectors and how updated learning tools can better stimulate young minds.

We wrap up with a nostalgic homage to hip hop's pioneers and an appreciation for the technological strides that have transformed the industry. Remembering the high costs and rarity of early cell phones, we pay tribute to icons like Nas, Jay-Z, and Biggie Smalls, who climbed the heights of success through sheer grit and innovation. We also highlight Ralph McDaniels’ invaluable contributions via his live Instagram sessions and Video Music Box shows. Special thanks to Sharif for his insights, and a heartfelt shoutout to our audience for tuning in. Don't miss out on this rich tapestry of hip hop history and modern-day reflections!

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New York vs Long Island? Tune in and discover how our state-of-the-art podcast studio is designed to transform your recording experience. We promise you'll gain valuable insights into the dynamic flexibility and premium setup our new space offers, ideal for anyone ready to embark on or enhance their podcasting journey. Our discussion then shifts gears to dissect the legal scenarios surrounding Donald Trump's potential sentencing and its ripple effect on his presidential run. This segment will unravel the complex timelines and conditions that could still see him in the 2024 election race, providing a thorough breakdown of what's at stake.

Ever wondered if congestion pricing is really fair? We tackle this hot-button issue by scrutinizing the additional fees imposed on New Yorkers for using roads and infrastructure they've already financed through their taxes. Hear us spotlight the taxpayer frustration and financial strain this policy can cause. Then, we make a bold comparison between Long Island and Manhattan, highlighting the perks of Long Island—from free parking and pristine venues like UBS Arena and Nassau Coliseum to more convenient shopping and dining options. By the end of this episode, you'll understand why we advocate for Long Island as the ultimate destination for leisure and entertainment, beyond the hustle and bustle of Manhattan.

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Emily Mutai's voice quivers with emotion as she recounts a childhood shattered by her father's alcoholism and a society that often turns a blind eye to the struggles of women. As a young mother in Kenya, her story unfolds with the rawness of heartbreak and the resilience of hope. This episode is a moving portrait of life's harshest trials and the unwavering spirit required to overcome them. Emily's experiences with disrupted education, the perils of single motherhood, and the dangers that African women face, serve as a stark reminder of the realities that lie beneath the surface of a continent often romanticized for its natural beauty but riddled with profound hardships.

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Through Emily's harrowing tale, we share the intimate moment of a mother reuniting with her daughter after a forced separation and the chilling escape from an abduction that could have ended in tragedy. Her story is not just one of survival but a poignant example of the extraordinary courage that lives within the heart of every woman who has faced similar adversities. Join us as Emily brings us into her world, a journey through the very essence of human endurance, and a testament to the strength found in the unlikeliest of places. This episode is more than just a conversation; it's an emotional expedition into the depths of what it means to fight for a better life against all odds.

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When the reverberations of conflict echo through our lives, it's voices like Nerdeen Kiswani that bring the stark human reality into focus. Nerdeen's unfiltered narrative captures the calamity faced by Palestinians, particularly in Gaza, providing an account that traverses beyond mere statistics to the personal toll of over 32,000 lives lost, including 11,000 children, since October 7th. Her passionate plea resonates deeply, urging us to look at the US's role in this tragedy through its provision of arms and funds, an action he deems complicit in genocide—a term affirmed by the International Court of Justice.

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This episode is far more than just a discussion; it's a conduit for the collective anguish and indignation of a people under siege. OG GOAT captures a testament to the Palestinian struggle, poignantly questioning the worth of his people's lives in the eyes of the world and condemning the apathy of powerful nations that stand idly by. As Nerdeen Kiswani shares the harrowing scenes of destruction and loss, she challenges each of us to not only bear witness but to act, to transform empathy into a force against the relentless tide of violence. Join us for a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit amidst the turmoil of war, and a conversation that demands we all take a hard look at the consequences of our inaction.


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When New York City grapples with a complex migrant situation, it's time for a powerful conversation that cuts through the noise. Join me as I sit down with Fat Cat CEO, a voice not afraid to challenge the status quo, to unravel the intricacies of Mayor Adams' controversial actions amidst a critical post-pandemic recovery. In a city already pulsating with the challenges of housing, employment, and an under-pressure social services system, we're dissecting the ramifications of suing bus companies for what many see as merely fulfilling their transport function. It's a foray into the heart of the migrant crisis, where the interplay between governance, accountability, and humanitarian responsibility takes center stage.

This gripping episode peels back the layers of a reactive governance style that's in the hot seat for its latest decision to target bus companies as a means of managing the influx of migrants—both by land and now by air. We scrutinize the intricate dance of politics and practicality, questioning the long-term viability of Mayor Adams' current approach and highlighting the critical need for a proactive strategy that goes beyond courtrooms and confrontations. With Fat Cat CEO's piercing insights, we're shining a light on the need for foresight and action in a city that stands as a beacon for diversity and opportunity. Don't miss this candid take on the deep-seated issues that will shape the future of New York City.



Ref;
Mayor Eric Adams Welcomes all migrants with open arms
https://www.nyc.gov/office-of-the-mayor/news/607-22/adams-administration-project-open-arms-comprehensive-support-plan-meet-educational

Acceptance Speech bringing reform to the Police Department
https://youtu.be/0_T0QVw3Nr4?si=lo6rJpEeXz_kE-Dv

Reduce Police Force / School Safety Officers
https://youtu.be/Cw2IygtakgI?si=KrSExCIyLzbpQuuf

Budget Cuts
https://youtu.be/VyiRd0etGaQ?si=9Amp3aTm4Ju9YrBF

Rise of Crimes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HDalDmUJBA

Migrants time in shelter being cut
https://youtu.be/m84mjR8ZiDg?si=bjFRWGSJ9wGKRUKu

Migrants Crime
https://youtu.be/p96gDPoCot0?si=1NJuJ8M4zGxcCQgh
https://youtu.be/B-yViGTuT78?si=0E_4jSK-odqZzMys
https://youtu.be/9Gya6q3VnQk?si=vJDvu7dvKaouvY6-
https://youtu.be/VRoGAS5BZTQ?si=vn-nTL2uNzMs7-ch
https://youtu.be/NYjQwmKErtI?si=3IqoQK0XbqE8DvB0


Contridiction
https://youtu.be/liUORa-wZpo?si=zKaXAhi8_dmFVDEd

Migrants being flown in...  Hey Mayor lets get a leg up on this one, Get ready.

The Video:  https://youtu.be/PM2iQQ5CAKE?si=wpDCow_2MPTrPzcS

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Ever had a friend who seemed to cheer you on but somehow left you feeling drained? That's the heart of our latest episode, where Azaa Khadraj helps us unravel the dark twists of 'frenemies' — those masquerading allies in life's theater. As Azaa dissects her book "Know Thy Frenemies" we navigate the perilous undercurrents of toxic relationships, even within our own families. It's a candid exploration of the veiled competition and resentment that can lurk beneath the surface of what seems like friendship, and the effect of such dynamics on our mental health, especially in the close quarters induced by the pandemic lockdowns.

Tragedy often brings hidden truths to light, and our episode doesn't shy away from recounting the sobering tales of those betrayed by the very people they held close. Like the young woman with entrepreneurial dreams, whose fateful trip to Mexico ended in a nightmare, our discussion serves as a cautionary tale on the importance of knowing who we trust. These stories aren't just heart-wrenching—they're crucial conversations about personal safety and the need for discernment when it comes to the company we keep.

To wrap this thought-provoking session, Azaa's upcoming book takes center stage, promising a deep dive into the art of spotting and understanding these deceptive dynamics. With her book touching down soon, we point you towards Azaa's hub of community interaction for those who can't wait to dissect more about this topic. So, pull up a chair and get ready to listen; because this isn't just another talk—it's a guide to navigating the treacherous waters of relationships with eyes wide open.

Where to purchase the book: "Know Thy Frenemies"
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Press Conference
https://youtu.be/COpMquKDUEM?si=7PLhsPsHgj2IHUlY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e222Q_MC5Eo

https://youtu.be/GzkKdT9WM94?si=URGobs2PKd87F7QU

https://metropolimx.com/bcs-governor-acknowledges-that-he-did-not-know-about-shanquellas-crime/

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                 Questioning Identity Labels and their Underlying Implications

            In this episode we will address the color terms used to describe different nationalities. Are these derogatory terms or proper terms? Where did these terms come from and who coined the phrase "Black People"

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Do we ever question the labels we use to define ourselves? Let's embark on a journey that pushes the boundaries of our own perceptions. We're not just talking about identity – we're dissecting it, challenging it, and daring to redefine it. We tackle the term "black" and ask if it diminishes the achievements of our community. We even consider how labels like "Irish," "Italian," and "Cuban" might carry a deeper cultural resonance. And before we dive too deep, we lighten the mood with a humorous take on "white" and "black" as nationalities, courtesy of an unwitting game show contestant.

But we're not stopping there. We're delving into the heart of identity, scrutinizing the implications of reducing individuals to a mere color. Does the term "black people" truly encapsulate the complexity of our identities? With a small detour to the origins of the continent of Africa, we aim to provoke thought and encourage dialogue. Join the conversation, share your views, let's explore this together – not just for us, but for the richness of our shared histories and the future of our identities.

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Identity and ethnicity are significant aspects of our lives. They influence our perceptions of ourselves and others, shape our experiences, and are instrumental in our understanding of the world around us. In this podcast episode, we take a deep dive into these two intertwined elements, challenging the labels we use and questioning their underlying implications.

We explore the significance of labeling ethnicities and the terms we use to define ourselves. The term "black," for instance, is frequently used to describe our race. However, the host, Hulse O'GiGo, argues that this term downplays the achievements and contributions of our community. He suggests that terms like Irish, Italian, or Cuban carry more respect and meaning. This perspective, which aims to stimulate a re-evaluation of our perceptions, is supplemented with a clip by Muhammad Ali discussing the same topic.

Interestingly, the conversation also touches on the use of the terms "white" and "black" as nationalities, with a humorous response from a game show contestant thrown in for good measure. The discourse aims to encourage listeners to share their opinions on this matter, inviting an open dialogue that values diversity of thought.

Next, we delve into the meaning of identity and terminology. The host expresses discomfort with reducing individuals to a color and suggests that terms like Cuban, Puerto Rican, and Italian hold more cultural significance. He also introduces an intriguing point about the existence of an original name for the continent of Africa that is not commonly used. This topic aims to ignite a discussion on whether the term "black people" diminishes the complexity of our identities.

This exploration into identity and ethnicity is more than an academic exercise. It is a journey that seeks to redefine our understanding of ourselves and others. It calls for a thoughtful examination of the labels we use and a daring challenge to the status quo. This dialogue is not only for us but also for the richness of our shared histories and the future of our identities.

Ultimately, this episode aims to provoke thought, encourage dialogue, and spark a re-evaluation of our perceptions of identity and ethnicity. We hope to inspire listeners to engage in this exploration and contribute to the dialogue, ultimately enriching our collective understanding of these complex issues.

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¿Alguna vez has pensado en cómo es la vida en un refugio? ¿Cómo sería crecer sin el amor de una madre o convertirse en un niño de la calle? Esta es la dura realidad que enfrentamos en este episodio, donde exploramos la vida en un refugio. No es fácil, pero enfatizamos la importancia de la fe, la gratitud y la perseverancia. Compartimos nuestras propias experiencias y reflexiones personales sobre estos temas, y esperamos que te inspiren tanto como a nosotros.

No queremos simplemente sobrevivir, queremos prosperar. Por eso, en la segunda parte de nuestro episodio, destacamos la importancia del trabajo y la independencia financiera. Hablamos sobre cómo vivir en un refugio puede ser humillante y manipulador, y por qué es tan crucial esforzarse por trabajar y no depender de la ayuda del gobierno. Discutimos cómo el trabajo duro y la determinación son las claves para lograr el éxito y cumplir tus metas personales. Acompáñanos en esta emocionante conversación y descubre por qué es tan importante mantenerse firme incluso en las circunstancias más difíciles.

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