Relatively Conscious: Recent Episodes

Relatively Conscious

Welcome to the Relatively Conscious podcast. Hosted by Antonious Brown and Ervin Bryant. We are two HBCU Grads that seek to make sense of a seemingly senseless world. We will be very black, erudite, honest, and consistent because that’s the least we can do for the community. we will address race, Politics, and everything that fuels the outrage machine every week so you can join us in Relative consciousness.

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Book banned 

Unfair maps 

Banned on Transgender students playing Sports 

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We discuss as School Board meeting have become the new political background. 

Will our communities be casualties? Can you survive the fallout? 

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We discuss how Millennials and Gen Zers are shaking up the Post Pandemic job market. 

How do these generations think about work? 

Has work just gotten worst? 

Or are the customers to blame? 

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We discuss Nick Cannon's comments and Black America's response to the incident. 

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We discuss Kanye West Presidental run and his recent comments about Harriet Tubman.

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We debate Trumps re-election chances 

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We discuss the bizarre week we've had in this country

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We discuss black people's crisis of confidence in voting

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We discuss the dragging of "Karens" on Twitter and does it reach it's intended goal. 

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We discuss Trump's Mt. Rushmore speech

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We discuss the rise of Covid-19 in Texas 

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What are Red pill conservatives and why do they matter.

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Should the Statues come down and if so who decides and base on what criteria?

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We discuss the recent Corporate efforts to respond to this social action moment

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Antonious and Ervin explain how Black people need to be vigilant about Coronavirus'  magnification of systematic racism.

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We debate should The Movement for Black Lives accept help from the church

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Tony and Ervin discuss and analyze the common complaints and misconceptions around Joe Biden's presidential run.

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We discuss popular policing reform methods and we discuss the organization structure of black lives matter. Finally, we debate whether or not recent corporate support of Black Lives Matter is indictive of substantive change. 

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We discuss the protest following the tragic death of George Floyd and the media narrative surrounding them. Then we discuss Trump and the ever-growing police state in America. Finally, we debate the idea of Abolish/Defund the Police.  

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Welcome to the Relatively Conscious podcast. Hours upon hours of late-night/early-morning dormitory debates revealed that the internet lacked a voice that directly addressed our generation’s righteous anger and reticent angst with scholarly research, but twitter honesty. We’ve planned, conceptualized, and practiced the components for the RC podcast for months, but the tragic killing of George Floyd made us put away the plans and simply introduce ourselves. The world is outraged by America’s treatment of black people, so as we collectively rise to consciousness and oppose injustice, we hope that our podcast can supplement your struggle. We will be very black, erudite, honest, and consistent because that’s the least we can do for the community. That’s why we will address race, Politics, and everything that fuels the outrage machine every week so you can join us in Relative consciousness. Ervin Bryant is an alumnus an educator, orator, rhetorician, and community activist. He is the Student region emeritus 2018-19 for the Texas A&M University System. He has coached a nationally competitive collegiate debate team. He is a graduate of Prairie View A&M with B.A in History with a minor in Political Science. Antonious Brown is a combat veteran of the Afghanistan War. He received medals from the Army, NATO, and Air Force. He has work in politics on the Federal, State, and local level. He graduates from Prairie View A&M with B.A in Marketing with a minor in Political Science.