Far too often there seems to be a divide between the police and the public. This podcast is dedicated to bridging the gap between police and the communities they serve. As a former law enforcement executive, I will analyze police procedures and give a layman's understanding to the public. I will also review relevant events that are occurring around the U.S. in attempts to give the public some of the reasons why the police may have taken certain courses of action. The goal of this program is to bring all groups together and to work in harmony to make all communities better and more cohesive.
If you have not listened to my episode with Dr. McMillan about how men and women can work together, go back and listen. Then return and check out this episode. LOL. This episode is a review of where I first heard Dr. McMillan. #drdinamcmillan #dinamcmillan #modernissues #firstworldproblems
Maggie the Substitute Teacher is back to talk about how she balances her career, motherhood, and her femininity. #femininty #feminism #womanism
I was asked to speak on how mass incarceration of Black men hurts the marriage prospects of Black women. #blackmarriage #blackmen #blackwomen #blacklove
Maggie, the Substitute Teacher, and her co-host, Lucy, will share their expertise on single life, dating, and marriage. #maggiethesubstituteteacher #dating #marriage #singlelife #singleanddating
Dr. Ron Neal, author of Beyond Death and Jail: Anti-Blackness, Black Masculinity, and the Demonic Imagination, joins me to discuss the state of black men and how we can improve. #drronneal #ronbneal #ronneal #drronbneal
Discussing Black liberation theology and whether it's a problem or not. #blackliberationtheology #blackliberation #blacktheology #theology
This is a reaction video addressing how feminism has swung way too far to one side. Now it's affecting a novel, and some ladies aren't happy. #feminism #womanism #readers #reading
This is a reaction to a video made by another YouTuber. We will take a look at the numbers and determine whether 1 in 3 Black men really have a felony. #blackmaleincarceration #blackmen
Two tragic incidents. When the cover doesn't match what's behind the scenes. #justinfairfax #murdersuicide #homocide #ashleejanea.
Dr. T. Hasan Johnson stops by to give a better understanding of what's occurring with Black men and masculinity. #drthasanjohnson #blackmalestudies #blackmacsulinism #blackmasculinity
Dr. Abby Agi stops by to discuss whether your character and personality it is the very things that are hurting your chances of partnering up. @drabbyagi #character #personality
We take a look at what men are experiencing in China. Is it any different than the West?
https://www.cdc.gov/hiv-data/nhss/hiv-diagnoses-deaths-prevalence.html
What are the Passport Bros, and do they need defending?
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Dr. Dina McMillan joins me to discuss whether Black and women can ever get together and figure this thing called life, out. @dinamcmillan #drdinamcmillan #domesticviolenceprevention #domesticviolence #drdinamcmillantedtalk
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I will be reviewing some videos and discussing why men are not approaching women and whether they still like women. #menandwomen #genderwar #whydontmenapproach
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We have a panel discussion, the topic is hot, heavy, and juicy. #moderndating #modernrelationships #dating #menandwomen #genderwar
Dr. Timothy Brantley and I recorded a Father's Day message encouraging men who have been absent from their children's lives to reconnect with them. It's never too late. #fatherhood #fathersday #fathersmatter #fathers #girldad
In this episode, I will be reading from an article that tells us that someone claims that this is solely a white country. It's law and voting should be only for European Americans. #racism #nationalism
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Coach Marshaun O and I are discussing whether some women are competing with the men they want to date.
@marshauno #marshaun_o #competingwithmen
In this episode, I discuss the idea of reparations and what is owed to Black Americans. For further research, I recommend reading:
Ta-Nehisi Coates-The Case for Reparations
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2014/06/the-case-for-reparations/361631/
The Debt: What America Owes to Blacks by Randall Robinson
The Case for Black Reparations by Boris Bittker
Also check out a previous episode with Dr. Howard-Hasman and me.
https://captainhunter.podbean.com/e/will-the-black-community-ever-get-reparations-w-dr-howard-hassman/
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A divestor is a black woman who solely dates white men or seeks to date white men. They believe that their status and financial security will be greatly improved by dating only white men. But are there consequences?
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The title speaks for itself. Currently, there is a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, but what does that mean? Has the Trump Administration been completely straightforward and bargained in good faith? Let's discuss.
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Anita from Better Love Movement, Tray Kearney and @veemindful discuss the ways that women are destroying modern relationships and dating.
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I'm often asked why I don't have anything negative to say about the men? Well, here you go. LOL
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Dr. Dina McMillan and I try to hash out what's really keeping the black community from progressing. Is it racism or a lack of family values? We dig into it.
In this episode, I teamed up with @veemindful. Check out her audio and YouTube podcasts.
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Some people have hijacked the term Black fatigue. What does it mean, and I give my thoughts on the statue in NYC.
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Guest appearance on Vee Mindful's Podcast. #veemindful #podcast #marriage #lowselfdrive #sexlessmarriage ##sexlessmarriage #datingafterdivorce #datingafter50
With DEI going away, will men and women see a need for each other again? #therersaconey #DEI #endingDEI #DEIdead #
Richard Templeton MD (ret) comes on the show to discuss the history of manhood and why they need to change. #man #men #Masculinity #Maleness #toxicmasculinity #richardtempleton #richardtempletonMD #drlpodcast #captainhunterpodcast #drl #drlspodcast
We often get confused by the media, social media, and people. We have to stop letting everyone into our heads.
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The video is on LMH Consulting Services on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPA-Ef2uGP0
IMO, this judge is attempting to do the right thing and protect citizens' rights, but there is such a thing as going too far. #courtcase #courtroomclips #courtroomdrama #police #lawenforcement
Why are so many successful Black women single? Is this a problem or not? Dr. Kris Marsh and I will discuss. The full video on YouTube @ Dr'L Podcast
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In this episode, we delve into the fascinating origins of our negative thoughts. Where do they come from? Are they always true? We'll explore how past experiences, societal conditioning, and even our own biology can contribute to the constant chatter of negativity in our minds. We'll also discuss strategies for identifying and challenging these thoughts, paving the way for a more positive and fulfilling life.
In this episode, we'll explore the importance of trust in our personal and professional lives. We'll discuss how to build trust with others and how to maintain trust once it's been established. We'll also explore the consequences of broken trust and how to rebuild trust after it's been lost.
Rumors swirl around Barack and Michelle's marriage? Should a spouse go to an event in which there is an expectation, yet they simply do not want to attend?
"The Socially Awkward Male" dives deep into the unique experiences and challenges faced by men navigating social situations. From the anxieties of small talk to the frustrations of dating, this podcast explores the inner workings of the socially awkward male mind. We'll hear honest and often humorous stories, offer practical tips, and delve into the psychology behind social awkwardness. Whether you're a socially awkward male yourself or simply curious about the male perspective, this podcast offers a relatable and insightful listen.
In this episode, we dive deep into the potential pitfalls of our social media obsession. We explore how the curated perfection we see online can lead to feelings of inadequacy, anxiety, and even depression. We'll discuss the impact of social media on our self-esteem, relationships, and overall mental well-being. We'll also offer practical tips on how to cultivate a healthier relationship with social media and reclaim your mental peace.
In this episode, we dive deep into the world of self-esteem. We'll explore what self-esteem truly means, how it impacts our lives, and most importantly, how to cultivate a healthier relationship with ourselves. We'll discuss common self-esteem pitfalls, share practical tips for boosting your confidence, and offer strategies for overcoming negative self-talk. Join us as we empower you to embrace your unique worth and unlock your full potential.
In this episode, we dive deep into the importance of building a strong foundation in all areas of life – whether it's your career, relationships, finances, or personal growth. We'll explore practical strategies for cultivating self-awareness, setting clear goals, developing essential skills, and creating a supportive network. Discover how a solid foundation empowers you to navigate challenges, achieve your dreams, and live a fulfilling life.
Dr. Brantley is a long-time friend. He's a Christian counselor who helps couples work through their relationship issues. Check out the episode.
This episode explores why some people in our lives neglected to tell us vital information. This lack of knowledge caused many of us to have unnecessary frustrations with navigating finances, building meaningful relationships, and finding our purpose. Through personal anecdotes, we'll uncover the unspoken lessons that would have made life a whole lot easier.
Ever felt invisible online? You post a milestone – a graduation, a new job, a creative project – and crickets. But worse, the deafening silence comes from your own family. No likes, no comments, not even a supportive hashtag. This episode explores the emotional impact of this digital disconnect, unpacking feelings of hurt, disappointment, and the yearning for genuine connection in the age of social media. We'll delve into the complexities of family dynamics, the pressure to perform online, and how to navigate these digital relationships with grace and self-compassion.
In this episode, we explore the complex relationship between social media and self-esteem. We explore how curated feeds, constant comparisons, and the pressure to present a "perfect" online persona can erode confidence and contribute to feelings of inadequacy. I share personal stories and offer practical tips for navigating the digital world while protecting your mental health.
This episode explores the pervasive struggle of imposter syndrome, exploring its root causes, common manifestations, and impactful strategies for overcoming it. I will discuss my experiences and how I conquered the inner critic. I will offer practical advice on building self-confidence and recognizing your achievements.
I found out this lady is a lawyer, so as a former officer and instructor, I decided to react to vid on US police. Was she right in her assessment? Check out my reaction to her Youtube Video.
Hot spot policing may become the new rage. However, is it effective? Is it the new Stop and Frisk? Let's dive in.
Another woke disaster or is the Woman King worth watching? The movie is not a historical documentary. For this reason, many are taking the stance to stay away from the film. But is it worth watching and does it take away from men in general?
Battling back from an injury is a grind. My friend recently had a stroke and is on the mend. There are some lessons we all need to learn, esp men in their 40s. #stroke #menshealth #heartattack #CABG #wellness #mensissues #wholefoodplanbaseddiet #plantpower #sugery #strokebelt #eatight #exercise #mentalhealth #losewight #jasonnorfleet #fitness #healthandfitness #stroke #diabetes #hypertension #heartdisease #highbloodpressure #healthiswellness #healthylifestyle
Youngsters jump turnstiles in NYC and end up fighting police. Men are upset at the MCU and the new Wakanda Forever movie trailer isn't helping. Did Marvel handle the passing of Chadwick Boseman correctly? And Will Smith finally appears in public and apologizes to Chirs Rock. Too little too late?
As you may have heard, Roe v Wade was overturned. In other words, the federal govt no longer guarantees citizens the right to an abortion. But what was the controversy really about? Where is the contraception laws come from? Licensed therapist and podcast host Lavonda Sweeney and I will discuss.
After the tragic shooting of Jayland Walker, protests erupted. Let's dig into the press conference and find out what they know. #jaylandwalker #ois #officerinvolvedshooting #akronpoliceshooting #lawenforcement #police #policetraining #akronpolice #justpullover #complynowcomplainlater #shotsfired
Press conference. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zckut1RTtgg
Body cam footage: caution is advised.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggpNnDTPKaw
My guest LaTia Holley speaks about her wellness journey, holistic living, and the benefits of veganism. #vegan #holistilc #health #blackhealth #wellness #blackwellness #veganism #health #wholefoodplantbased #plantbased #plantbaseddiet
Some random thoughts on Joe Biden's Federal law enforcement order, police arresting rappers based on their lyrics and other topics. Make sure you follow me on Youtube and IG. #police #policeexecutive order #executiveorder #lawenforcement #rap #raplyrics #arrest #ricocharges #rico
Dr. Jackson join us again to speak about the recent massacre in Buffalo and the racist ideology that drives a certain type of terrorism. We finish off by speaking about Roe v Wade and how that may change everything.
In this episode I'm a gust on the 'At Home in My Head Podcast. The host, Tracie and I will discuss the Patrick Lyoya's Shooting. This unfortunate incident has sparked controversy, but is it warranted? #crime #OIS #offcierinvolvedshooting #police #policeengagement #policeofficer #useofforce #deadlyforce #Patrick Lyoya
When it comes to domestic terrorism, understand very well, that there is no plan. No one is coming to save us, we must develop our own plans. #terrorist #usa #terror #america #trump #war #terrorists #news #republican #crime #blm #foxnews #treason #democrat #insurrection #politics #terroristattack #military #army #whitedomesticterrorist #PaytonGendron
What is the CAHOOTS Program? Should your city adopt something similar? There are many programs around the country that are trying and have successfully reimagined public safety. CAHOOTS is another program where people who are in need of assistance can call 9-1-1 and receive a different response from trained mental health professionals.
Leonard Chello Webb is a former law enforcement officer who now advocates for changes in law enforcement and schools. Who do we call when schools are out of control? Usually the police, but many times officers are not equipped to deal with the emotional and traumatic experiences that children are dealing with. Webb is stepping in and providing alternative solutions to bridge the divide between school systems and police departments.
Traci Lederer is a retired Chief Probation officer for Connecticut. She will share some of her experiences and what law enforcement needs to do to improve its image.
A former Arizona police officer was fired for shooting someone in wheelchair. The man had allegedly pulled knife on the officer and Walmart loss prevention. What was the former officer thinking? how did he make such a decision? Let's talk about it.
Who says women can't do a man's job? Is there such thing as a man's job? Ret. Capt. Shelly Carter joins me to discuss her time in the Hartford, CT Fire Department. She discusses her trials and upward movement through the ranks. This was a live episode recording from our Facebook Live. Enjoy.
Kyle Rittenhouse, the youngster who strapped up with a rifle feared for his life. He went into a situation and committed murder under the guise of self-defense. Who's surprised?
Prof Rob Poole joins me to discuss, how marginalization and poverty affect the human psyche and may lead to a host of problems including suicide.
Contrary to popular belief, police departments are forward-thinking. In this episode, we discuss some technologies that are emerging to help departments remain transparent, accountable, and relevant. Thanks to my special guest Rahul Sidhu for his expertise.
Host of Black in Blues Podcast, Dale Peters joins me to discuss the importance of police officers achieving their education. Research demonstrates that officers who attain their bachelor's degree, fair much better than their counterparts. With so much going on with reform ideas, officers should take advantage of educational opportunities.
Education is vitally important to the progress of any people and nation. Unfortunately many people, in particular, school age student have faced discrimination and racism. The curriculum's, and administrations have sometimes been outright racist or failed to highlight contributions made by members of minority groups. This causes pain and a disconnect between the school system and the communities who are looking to for healing. Ms. Sharla Stevens is healing the harm that racism has caused.
@sharlastevens #sharlastevesn #histroy #racisminschools #racism #school #racismineducation #healingracisminschools #antiracismeducation #antiracism
Q-Anon, Bigfoot, Jan 6 was a hoax, 9/11 was an inside job. Why do people believe in conspiracy theories? Ph.D. student Ricky Green, discusses his and other scholars' research to determine how and why people believe these types of ideas.
Foundation Beyond Belief is an organization dedicated to helping individuals who are dealing with tremendous odds. Their mission statement is to end poverty and hunger, promote good health and well-being, and foster employment opportunities and economic growth in ways that exemplify humanist values. Board members Tracie and Phil, have joined me to discuss their passion for change and uplifting humanity. So I pose the question to all listeners, what are you doing to make this worked a better place?
https://foundationbeyondbelief.org/
Derek Chauvin is gonna do some time. But what are the impacts for law enforcement going forward? I'm a guest on At Home in My Head Podcast. The host, Tracie and I discuss the impact that the verdict and sentencing may have on law enforcement.
Ret. Chief Ramon Batista joins me to discuss his book, Do No Harm. Batista and co-author Mark D. Ziska took a look at policing, the community and the outrage many communities are dealing with. They put pen to paper, or fingers to keyboard and came up with a great book that will challenges police officials to think about their organizational connectives.
Ret. Secret Service Agent Williams is my guest for this episode. She has truly done and given a lot for law enforcement and the community. She continues to give more as the president of the National Organization of Blacks Law Enforcement Executives.
Norm Stamer is a legend in the law enforcement world. He wrote books addressing the problems within law enforcement and how to fix them. I am always impressed to hear him be candid and open about the mistakes he made throughout his law enforcement career. I truly appreciate Chief Stamper for coming on the show.
Fatherhood can be difficult. It's even harder to talk about the mistakes men have made as fathers. My guests and talk about the mistakes we made along the way. We're putting this out there so other men can learn, and be better fathers.
There is so much more than African Americans and others desire from their Congressional leaders. And all they can ever manage to do is raise taxes and items that benefit the rich and corporations. No police reform, no anti-lynching law, still problems at the border, no consensus on how to investigate Jan 6, and so on and so on.
Texas recently passed a law allowing citizens to carry firearms without a permit. Lawmakers based the law on the 2nd Amendment, but was that amendment meant for everyone? Should citizens be allowed to carry a weapon on their hip with proper training and gun safety knowledge? Lets' discuss.
The Black church has always been a beacon and influencing force within the Black community. Considering the current climate within law enforcement many people are looking for the church to help sooth the wounds and get answers. But where does hip hop culture fit in? Growing up I was told that to have love for this world was to be at war with or hate what Christianity stood for. My good friend Stacey Jones has written a book about pastoring hip hip church and keeping the congregants in line with christian teaching.
https://www.amazon.com/Pastor-Hip-Hop-Stacey-Jones/dp/1723182257/ref=sr_1_7?dchild=1&keywords=i+pastor+hip+hop+book&qid=1621545786&sr=8-7
All professions deal with feelings of low self-esteem, anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts. Dr. Nicle B. Washington specializes in helping professionals deal with their own anxiety. She concentrates on members of the medical field and helps them deal with their mental health issues.
https://drnicolepsych.com/
Auntie Monique pulled no punches when she addressed the wearing of hair bonnets in public. She came from a place of kindness and love, but are we able to handle the truth and make the necessary adjustments.
Try as they might,government and health officials are still having a hard time convincing people to get the COVID 19 vaccine. The New Haven, CT Health Director joins me to help dispel some of the misinformation surrounding the vaccine.
@MaritzaBond #MaritzaBond #publichealth #healthdirector #vaccine #COVID19vaccine #antivaccer #anti-vaccer #health #community #communotyhealth #vaccineskeptic #captainhunterspodcast #podcast #vaccinedebate #
Chief Jerry Summers was the police chief in McCall, ID. After his retirement, he wrote a book called Tarnishing the Badge. In it, he discusses how some officers and departments have created a toxic image of the police profession. We discuss why he wrote the book and what can be done to change law enforcement's image.
Police officers and civilians were killed during the insurrection on Jan 6, 2021. Our Congress continues to prove they can't get anything done. The US Senate has voted or refused to vote to establish a bi-artisan commission to determine what happened, why, and how to ensure that another attempted coup or insurrection happens again. Make no mistake, the forces that have enacted, instigated, and developed conspiracy theories have not gone away. They need to be hunted down and eradicated. A commission would find out how deep the rabbit hole goes.
We passed the one-year anniversary of the death of George Floyd at the hands (knee) of Derek Chauvin. As a society, what have we gained in the long run? People are rioting and our politicians are paralyzed by putting their politics over the people.
Why does it often take a major incident before some administrative officials go into action? Being proactive before an embarrassing scandal should be the norm. Officers who engage in crazy behavior are sometimes the fault of administrations and department cultures that must change.
More and more research is revealing that officers who train in MMA style of self defense are more confident in their approach with citizens. My dept worked with such a trainer, Chris Smith. This was a facebook live (I think my 1st one). We recorded it shortly after the Floyd incident. Watching the Chauvin trial and seeing one of the prosecution's witnesses I realized that never uploaded this ep as an audio file. Of course the video is on YouTube and my Facebook page (Captain Hunter's Podcast).
If one needs more evidence that DA's who work closely with officers should not be allowed to review their shootings and other serious events, look no further. The DA in the shooting case of Andrew Brown Jr has declined to press charges and is refusing to release the full bodycam footage of the involved officers. This lack of transparency causes mistrust and distrust of law enforcement and the criminal justice system as a whole.
Mass shootings are on the rise again....or are they? My Guest, Blackmanwitha Gun, Rev. Kenn Blanchard, and I discuss this trend, what can be done about it, and other topics.
blackmanwithagun.com, http://kennblanchard.com/about/, speaklifechurch.net,
I had a couple of thoughts concerning a question as to what people should tell their children when interacting with the police or facing difficulties in the world. I ranted for a few moments and gave some sound advice that all people should employ in their daily lives.
Jerri Williams is a retired FBI agent who now hosts a podcast called FBI Retired Case File Review. On her podcast she has other FBI agents discuss some of their notorious and lesser-known FBI cases. Williams is also an author and consultant for TV and movies. It was a great pleasure speaking with her.
Are all cops bastards? What can brain science and brain training teach us about how to prepare officers for their daily tours? Former federal and state prosecutor, Val Van Brocklin and I discuss.
A lot has occurred in the short time that the Chauvin verdict came out. I discussed many of these items on my YouTube channel. Here is the audio.
Ret. Lt. Diane Goldstein is taking over as the leader of the Law Enforcement Action Partnership (LEAP). We discuss her new role and her thoughts about policing and police reform.
It is right to be concerned with a family after their tragic loss at the hands of the police. But it is just as right to be concerned about the emotional survival of police officers after they have been in a traumatizing event, such as a police shooting. My guest today has been in a police shooting (OIS) and knows the emotional and psychological toll it can take on someone.
@adampasciak #adampasciak #OIS #emotionlsurvival #policeinvolvedshooting #shooting #police #policeofficer #defundthepolice #lawenforcement #officerinvolvedshooting #officerwellness #officermentalhealth #mentalhealth #policementalhealth #wholeness #officersuicide #policesuicide #suicide
I was pleased to be a part of the Trophy of Life Podcast where they focus on healing and encouragement. I was glad to give words of wisdom and encouragement to them and all listeners.
I did a Facebook live and took a look at the Derek Chauvin trial so far. What do we know, and what to expect going forward. Finally, we end by looking at the tragedy of DMX's situation.
Until the majority population understands that POC are not a monolith then we will continue to deal with press conferences and speeches in which authority figures are blind to their comments. An honest reckoning needs to occur, that clearly isn't happening. That realization is that members of any and all communicates have the potential to do good and evil. But for some reason, there is a reluctance to admit that in one specific community there are members who commit acts of violence and they are deemed as having a bad day or some other outlier. Dr. Taharee Jackson returns to shed light on how we as a society change and move forward.
@drtahareejackson #drtahareejackson #asianhate #asianhatecrimes #hatecrimes #violence #lawenforcement #police #havingabad day #having a bad day #TahreeJackson
Dr. Joyce Gonzalez is an Organizational Psychologist who also specializes in LGBT rights. She works with organizations to ensure that members of the LGBT community are treated fairly.
Ikieasha Al Shabazz returns to the show to discuss the beginning of the George Floyd Murder trial. What can we expect, what will the defense do their job, how will the prosecution proceed? Take a listen.
For some time people have been asking me to talk about relationships. For these segments I have taken on a co-host, Aisha and they will be called Messy Entanglements. My guests today are James Fletcher, AKA HeartAttack Chronicles and Dr. Tim Brantley. Great discussion on the problems of modern dating, problems between men and women, and relationships.
In light of the George Floyd Protests and proposed police reforms bills and changes I asked Atty Jonathon Smith to return. If you haven't checked out the previous episode where he appeared, then make sure you do. If you're about reform or better policing and wonder why some changes do not occur or occur quickly enough, then this ep is for you.
What's the publics' attitude toward the police? Emily Ekins of the Cato Institute joins me to discuss her research into what the public actually believes about the police.
https://www.cato.org/survey-reports/state-free-speech-tolerance-am%C3%A9rica
https://www.cato.org/survey-reports/wall-street-vs-regulators-public-attitudes-banks-financial-regulation-consumer
https://www.cato.org/publications/working-paper/policing-america-understanding-public-attitudes-toward-police-results
https://www.voterstudygroup.org/publications/2016-elections/the-five-types-trump-voters
Professor emeritus, Jo-Ann Morgan joins me to discuss the historical imagery of Black people and living in America. From Aunt Jemima to Sambo to current images in the media AA portrayal has been a struggle for decency. We have made great strides and the Black Panther Party of the 1960s and 70s was a huge part of reclaiming Black pride. As we close Black History month Dr. Morgan reminds us of the legacy of African American heroes portrayed through art.
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aia/part4/4h1598.html
Many people are claiming that Black history month should no longer be celebrated. Rather they claim that Black History is American History and should be an ongoing process included in school curriculum and taught in the homes and community centers. What's you opinion? My guest Adrian Mack and I will discuss.
Taking control of your life and make the necessary changes isn't always easy. However, my guest for today, Shalonda Trent, has done just that. She talks about the abuse she suffered, her time in incarceration, and how she turned tragedy into triumph.
@shalondatrent #shalondatrent #book #selfpublished #incarcerationtocollege #abuse #community #blacklivesmatter #blackexcellence #blackgirlmagic #blackgirlsrock #shalonda trent
Dr. Nicole Cochran is an implicit bias specialist who works with many diverse companies. She brings message of hope that people and actions can change, if they apply what they are being taught.
I took on a co-host, Aisha, for a new segment of Captain Hunter's Podcast. Many people get involved in #MessyEntanglements and that ruins their lives and the lives of their children and families. While we have a lot of laughs, we talk about some serious issues. The messy Entanglements segment are every other Wed 730 PM EST. It is streamed LIVE on Captain Hunter's Podcast Page Facebook, Periscope and YouTube.
Former Army Intelligence officer and police officer, David DeBatto joins me to discuss white supremacy in the military and law enforcement, the attack on the Capital, the impeachment trial, and where we as a nation go from here. Make sure you rate subscribe and share.
More and more people are putting their hobbies and talents to use and becoming entrepreneurs. Should you try your hand at it too? Marketing consultant and strategist Karen Moore will discuss the pros and cons of venturing into the entrepreneurial world.
Tristan Wright is the COO of her local church. She is charged with ensuring that there are security and a number of other things for the members' safety. Considering that there is information that many terrorists groups are lurking in the shadows and waiting to strike, it seems fitting to release this episode. For the month of Feb, I want to highlight Black women who are leaders and entrepreneurs. Ms. Wright is up first.
Dr. Jackson is back!!! Bringing her positive energy, she is much needed in these times. She return to discuss the what if's..... What if Black people or other people of color had stormed the nations capital? Would we have been able to walk away, get on the steps or engage with the police in those manners? Many who believe they couldn't have acted in similar fashion aren't calling for police brutality toward those individuals. They are calling for the same response in all matters. This was a live episode we recorded to Facebook, Periscope and YouTube. Enjoy.
The previous presidential administration canceled diversity training for federal employees. I'm sure the new administration will re-institute those programs. However, while the video version lives on Facebook and YouTube, I never released this audio version. Dr. Jackson is wonderful, bubbly and intelligent. Take a listen of the live episode we recorded.
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Far too many girls are taken advantage of or grow up with feelings of low self-esteem. Dr. Janine Jones is on a mission to correct these wrongs. Dr. Jones joined me for a Facebook Live and we had a great conversation.
Today we take a look at why many don't like the police, especially because of the rideshare stings. We will also look at the NFL player, Dwayne Haskins' situation, what occurred at the Nation's capital, and the "shut-up" challenge. We will explore the importance of fatherhood, self-control, the problems with police doing too much to make arrests or produce tickets and of course the motivations behind the unrest at the Capital.
Former FBI agent Michael German will join me to discuss the real and serious threat of white nationalists and their infiltration of law enforcement. In light of recent events at the capital, I thought it necessary to release this episode.
Many people make resolutions around this time of year. Why not bring in the new year and be encouraged to make the lifestyle changes you been putting off?
Dr. Kanika Turner returns to discuss the importance of getting the COVID-19 vaccine. Should you get it? Should I get it? Are there myths about the vaccine that won't go away? Let's talk about it.
In this episode I'm a guest on the Black in Blue Podcast. The host Dale Peters and I discuss the necessity of police officers of color patrolling their neighborhoods.
I'm still on vacation, However, the ladies of Fruitloops Podcast were kind enough to provide me with an episode to keep you all going. Please enjoy and check them out!!!
Thank you for the love and support and making the show grow!! We will return 2021. Episodes are ready to go!
Marjon Parham and Rai Lanier, members of Michigan Liberation speak about the attempts at voter suppression in Detroit. Voter suppression and voter-depression are real things that must be fought against tooth and nail.
I was honored to be a guest on the T3P Podcast. We discussed why many people have a problem with and distrust the police. Hopefully some changes can be made by LE to build public trust.
Dr. Stirling wrote and article describing an incident in which the military was looking for transparency and justice. The Trump administration had stepped in to stop the prosecution of the alleged wrong doer. Stirling equated that by stepping in to stop investigation and prosecution a message would be sent to other personnel that misconduct would be tolerated. He stated that he did not want the military to become like so many police departments. Some may take offense to his characterization of police, however, I think his take is important. Many people have negative thoughts concerning the police, and it's time to hear why and then change.
During the height of the Floyd Protests, I reached out to fellow podcasters to ask the question, are we getting distracted from the important goal of police reform? Companies were looking to change the face of syrup bottles and the like. Statues were being torn down and mutilated. I wondered if any of these symbolic changes would lead to long-lasting changes or fizzle out the movement for reform. Take a listen to our convo.
Dr. Kelly Hope joined me on an episode to discuss women in academia. Considering the recent election of VP elect Kamala Harris I thought it appropriate to release this episode even though it was recorded before the election. We will speak about her career, women in academia, the struggle of educating inner city kids and number of other topics.
I joined host, Yolanda Williams, on the Parenting Decolonized Podcast. We discuss some of the mistrust that communities of color have with the police. We explore how to overcome that lack of trust and how both police and communities of color can move forward together.
Unfortunately, I have heard some really bad info concerning the tragic police shooting of Waterl Wallace Jr in Philly, PA. I will try to set some of the record straight and give a layman's understanding to the public of the difficulties police officers face when they do their jobs.
In this interview Native American, Rhonda Anderson, and I discuss the Washington Football team's name change and other Native issues.
Since it's close to election time I thought I would re-release an interview I had with Rep Jahana Hayes. It's important to vote and make your voice heard. In this interview Ms. Hayes and I discuss education. Make sure you like subscribe and share.
Daryl Davis is a musician, author and activist. Through is activism work he has convinced members of the KKK to turn in their robes an give up the life of hate. We had a great interview and he will give us a way forward for the country to heal.
People are calling for police reform and a change to how officers deal with mental illness calls. CABLE is an organization that has been in existence for some time which is doing exactly what many are calling for. Take a listen and be encouraged.
Pastor Stacey Jones visits the show to give us insight into how the City of Minneapolis are getting back to normal following the George Floyd event and protests.
This is a recording of the LIVE episode with Conscious Sedation Podcast. We discuss motherhood, surviving the pandemic, breastfeeding, and more.
Dr. William Lopez will discuss some of the financial, psychological, and physiological effects that an immigration raid has upon an individual, their family and community. The ripple effects are traumatic and lasting.
Dr. Kanika Turner returns to discuss her journey to doctorhood. (Is that a word?). As always, she gives a great interview and discusses her perseverance in the face of adversity. I sincerely hope everyone with a dream is encouraged by her story.
Teresha Sutton and I will be discussing a new venture we will be on. We will help ladies stay safe when they are going out and looking cute.
Greg Evans is an educator at Lane Community College in Eugene, OR. He has dedicate his life to social change. Evans has created a program that seeks to give the young people in the minority community a sense of purpose and belonging. Take a listen and see if your community has anything similar. If not maybe it's time to create one.
My guest had to drop out so I did a live show on the Kenosha Police Shooting. Police work is very complex, and the decision to use force is based upon split second decisions. In this episode I will discuss the thought processes that inform an officer's decisions.
Russell Beckman is a retired Kenosha, WI, PD detective. During the tragic Michael Bell Jr shooting incident, Beckman became disillusioned with his department's handling of the situation. He retired and decided to work with the Bell family as they sought justice. Because of Bell's and Beckman's efforts many states no longer allow the involved agency to investigate their own police involved shootings.
In light of the recent shooting in Kenosha, WI I am re-releasing an interview with Michael Bell Sr. He lost his son to the same PD and was unhappy with the investigation. Because of his efforts, the Kenosha PD, the state of Wisconsin and many other states across the nation no longer allow their investigations to be run internally.
This is part 2 of my conversation with Stephen Hunter Jr. We will continue our discussion on his life in China; everything from how he got there, to social life, the emergence of COVID-19, and much more. We had a long convo, so may sure you come back next week to hear the conclusion.
I'm pleased to have my cousin, Stephen Hunter Jr, join me on the podcast. We will discuss his life life in China; everything from: how he got there, to social life, the emergence of COVID-19 and much more. We had a long convo, so may sure you come back next week to her the conclusion.
(Ret. ) Det. Karin Cerutti joins me on Facebook Lie. We will discuss her journey into law enforcement, her career, and how she has been keeping herself busy post-retirement.
Many communities struggle to defeat colorism, the idea the within communities those who are lighter are somehow better. Because many believe this idea they take to the dangerous habit of skin bleaching or whitening. My guest, Amira Adawe has been on a mission to stop this dangerous practice.
So many states are struggling with trying to develop, change, and adopt accountability standards. CT is no exception. A retired police sergeant and current, Atty. Dave Yale will take a look at some of the challenges of the recent bill that was passed by CT lawmakers.
CT is one of the states that are wrestling with making changes to the law as applied to police accountability and transparency. Atty Elliot Spector joins me to discuss the bill that has been presented before the CT legislature. As of the posting of this episode, the bill has been passed and signed by the governor.
After my triple by-pass, my doctors suggested I go on the DASH diet and then the Mediterranean diet. After a year and a half, I didn't feel any better. I began to do some research on diet and health. After some research, I learned that the western diet is horrible for the human body and is responsible for cancers, disease, and heart disease. I explored and went on the whole foods plant-based diets. It's only been a few months. In a short amount of time, my blood pressure is getting better and I've lost 15 LBS. So what is the whole foods plant-based diet? Well, take a listen for the answer.
Retired SWAT officer and current owner of ONYX Training joins me to discuss the Breonna Taylor Case. We will look at what went right and what went wrong in that botched warrant service.
There are many programs throughout the US that are dedicated to helping young people stay off the streets, focus on education, and preparing them for the world. Granville Academy is one such program. Hudge Maurice Mosley joins me to discuss the program her tarted and what it takes for young people to achieve success.
When certain presidential candidates dropped out of the race, why is it that the talk of reparations all but disappeared? However, some are bringing it up since the Geoge Floyd incident. Dr. Rhoda Howard-Hassman wrote an article called Why Japanese-Americans received reparations and African-Americans are still waiting. She has come to the show to discuss the article and why AAs are still waiting for reparations.
Corey Pegues is a retired NYPD police executive. He started off as a small-time drug dealer and turned into a leading executive for the NYPD. Currently he aa public speaker and advocate for police reform. Listen to his story of overcoming the odds and making it to become one of NYPD's top brass. And make sure you get his book called Once A Cop: The Street, The Law, Two Worlds One Man.
Twin Judges joined Captain Hunter's Podcast on Facebook Live. We discussed many of the incidents of 2020 and how the police-community relationship can get better.
Dr. Dawn Perlmutter returns to Captain Hunter's Podcast to discuss the recent surge of attempts to remove confederate statues and symbols from the public square. In our previous discussion, I believe she was channeling a prophet when she suggested that when we see an attack on symbols it would be followed by physical violence. (https://captainhunter.podbean.com/?s=perlmutter) Boy was she right!. Look at the mess that is occurring around us every day.
Struggling with feelings of insecurity and that sometimes you aren't good enough? Listen to retired FBI Agent LaRae Quy as she talks about her journey into the FBI and how she had to overcome some of those same negative thoughts.
I came across some articles recently in which some city and town governments were looing to ban dollar stores in their communities. My special guest, Steve Malanga has written about this phenomenon. Recorded before the COVID pandemic and recent events, this may seem like a small problem. However, I believe that communities need to band together and fight for what is in their best interest rather than rely on and allow large corporations to run their communities.
As the title says this is a father's day message to any and all fathers who wish to become the positive male role models that your community so desperately needs.
In this episode, I am a guest on the Issues Today Radio Show hosted by Kervin Julien. I was very pleased to be a part of a panel to discuss police reform. In light of the various police shootings and killings, the world is destined for change and Issues Today is hoping to be a part of that change. Issues Today Radio Show is produced in the UK and has a worldwide following.
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We explored the Black church a lil, now we will take a look at African Spirituality. My guest is a retired police sergeant. He and I had long discussions about the church, religion, and many other topics. During our time on the job, he became an African spiritual leader and I wanted to explore that some more with him. I'm really sorry about the sound quality. We were in a crowded place and I did the best I could to drown out the background noise. I will certainly have him back on to continue the discussion.