Black and White: Can we just talk? is a week-in-review dialogue with University President, Charles Petitt, and Sheriff and former DEA Agent, Bobby Kimbrough. Our hosts discuss the events of the week and offer a unique perspective from their respective worlds.
The aftermath of the death of George Floyd and takeaways from the black and white communities themselves.
Outrage and (eventual) justice in Brunswick, Georgia, getting back to work, citizen's arrests, and tomfoolery for beginners.
Joe Biden, chicken sssalad, a partisan pandemic, and Reagan one-liners are among the topics covered in this week's podcast. Bobby also explains what a governmental stimulus package has in common with a hippopotamus and Tic Tacs...Bobby also performs a solo. It's a big day.
Our hosts discuss the new norm of NFL Draft and a path toward loving intentionally & extravagantly amidst a pandemic.
Bobby and Charles discuss "what's next?" for America and how the coronavirus emergency might prompt us to true greatness.
Charles & Bobby discuss the ongoing effects of the coronavirus, its economic impact, and how we can make a positive impact on those affected.
Be of good cheer and stand together. The week-in-review for this episode includes the new normal for people working from home and insights from Bobby's favorite movie (Gladiator).
Social distancing and privilege amongst stay-at-home orders amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
The ripple effect of coronavirus and the opioid epidemic are among the topics covered in this week's episode.
Inaugural show: Super Tuesday, Chuck Schumer, and an Alabama death penalty case are among this week's discussion.