The Working Class Elites: Recent Episodes
Dr. Jason Nichols
Dr. Jason Nichols hosts The Working Class Elites podcast, where he discusses politics, current events, race, class, and gender with experts from all walks of life.
Dr. Nichols and Chaviva discuss the massive protests against Israel's proposed changes and the how the American media ignored them in the beginning.
In this episode, Dr. Nichols sits down with Morgan State University Professor and author of "The Myth of Black Buying Power", Dr. Jared Ball. The two discussBlack wealth and the longstanding myth around the Black community's purchasing power.
In this Episode, Dr. Nichols has a discussion with Farajii Muhammad about Baltimore, Los Angeles, Black-Latino relations, and whether Black women are unfairly targeted when they gain positions of political power.
In this Episode of The Working Class Elites, Dr. Jason Nichols and Robert Patillo discuss why Stacey Abrams lost her gubernatorial bid, what a possible Trump indictment would look like, and who is President Biden's heir apparent.
Dr. Jason Nichols sits down Dr. Mustafa Ali Santiago, cofounder of the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Office of Environmental Justice to discuss the environment, climate change, and economic opportunities for marginalized communities of color in the green space
Dr. Jason Nichols sits down with University of Central Florida Professor Larry J. Walker to discuss Governor Ron DeSantis's attack on academic freedom, migrant flights, as well as his gerrymandering of the state of Florida.
In the wake of Tyre Nichols' murder, Dr. Jason Nichols discusses the challenges facing Memphis, Tennessee with the Director of Community Services for Shelby County, Dorcas Young Griffin and Deputy Director of Community Services, Sandy Bromley.
In this episode of The Working Class Elites, Dr. Nichols talks with Dr. Joseph Richardson about Black men and boys, trauma, poverty, policing, and progressive prosecution.
In this Episode Dr. Nichols discusses race and policing with 52 year law enforcement veteran and current Police Chief David Mitchell. They discuss Black Lives Matter, January 6th, policing during the pandemic, the Baltimore Squeegee kids, and how law enforcement can build trust within communities of color.