A Moment with Erik Fleming: Recent Episodes
Erik R Fleming
As an African American native of Chicago, having been an elected official in the Deep South, this is going to be my take on politics. 2021 Black Podcast Awards Nominee for Best Black Political Podcast. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode Erik Fleming interviews two Harvard professors: Alexandra Natapoff, co-editor of America Unfinished, on criminal justice, rule of law, and the legal work needed to make democracy more inclusive; and Dr. Bianca J. Baldridge, author of Laboring in the Shadows, on the vital but often overlooked role of Black youth workers, community-based education, and the resilience and joy that sustain Black communities.
The discussion explores the unfinished project of American democracy, inequities in the criminal system, the power of community youth work, education reform, and why hope and collective action remain essential.
Hosts Erik Fleming interviews Lieutenant Colonel Eileen Isola about her book "Necessary Turbulence," which compiles fifty years of women's experiences at the U.S. Air Force Academy, and Ryan Virden about "Breaking the Privilege Frame," his call for white Americans to join racial justice work as a path to mutual healing and systemic change.
The episode explores military service, gender and racial barriers, the impact of wars and policy on institutions, and how storytelling and collective action can build a more just, connected America.
Host Erik Fleming sits down with three remarkable guests: Dr. Erica B. Wattley on leadership, education and cybersecurity; Victoria Hetherington on her book The Friend Machine and the ethics of AI companionship; and Pamela Campos‑Palma on political organizing, veterans' advocacy, and movement strategy. The episode also opens with a concise news roundup that sets the context for each conversation.
These interviews blend practical leadership tips, probing questions about technology and companionship, and urgent calls to civic engagement — offering listeners accessible insights on power, hope, and how communities can push for meaningful change.
Host Erik Fleming opens the episode with news and housekeeping before interviewing three guests about urgent public issues. He speaks with Charles Gueli, an 80‑year‑old author of Fixing Federal Dysfunction, about gerrymandering, campaign finance, housing, and ways to revive citizen engagement in government.
Alexa Morris joins to share The Courtyard, the intimate Holocaust memoir of her father‑in‑law Benjamin Parket, highlighting neighborly courage, survival in occupied France, and the importance of preserving memory for new generations.
Maritza Perez‑Medina of the Drug Policy Alliance discusses drug policy and criminal justice reform, harm reduction, immigrant and labor impacts of cannabis enforcement, and the need to shift resources from punishment to public health.
The episode ties these conversations together around themes of civic responsibility, human dignity, and practical reforms to strengthen communities and protect rights.
Host Erik Fleming interviews Massachusetts State Senator Lydia Edwards about her journey from public-interest attorney to state senator and National Guard JAG officer, highlighting her work on the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights, the Protect Act, and relief for federal workers during shutdowns.
The conversation also touches on Boston’s rising political cohort, the role of the National Guard, national political strategy ahead of 2026, and recent community tragedies and commemorations that underscore the urgency of justice and accountability.
Host Erik Fleming speaks with four guests about urgent public issues: Jerren Chang on building civic infrastructure and "democracy renovation," Dr. Bhumika Muchhala on decolonial feminist political economy, climate justice, and sovereign debt, and Mason Donovan & Mark Kaplan on workplace policies and their new book The Parenthood Advantage.
The episode explores practical reforms—from civic education and media to fiscal justice and paid parental leave—highlighting ideas to strengthen democratic participation, global economic equity, and family-friendly workplaces.
Host Erik Fleming interviews two Atlanta-area changemakers: Connie Di Cicco on environmental advocacy, data center impacts, and electoral engagement, and Sia Henry on restorative justice, psychedelic-assisted healing, and the Hood Exchange travel program for formerly incarcerated Black youth.
This episode explores community power, policy challenges, and practical efforts to expand imagination, healing, and civic participation.
Host Erik Fleming speaks with historian Dr. Karlos K. Hill about the meaning of Juneteenth, the need to remember slavery honestly, and the case for a national memorial.
Then program manager and author Justin Carter discusses violence prevention, the power of language, and his forthcoming book Translation: From Bigotry to Justice.
The episode also includes news updates and Erik's commentary on current political fights over reparations, public memory, and civic responsibility.
Erik Fleming hosts a powerful episode featuring three guests: Crystal FitzSimons of the Food Research & Action Center on hunger and federal nutrition policy; Pauline Steinhorn, author of Dreaming of the River, sharing her mother and grandmother's Holocaust survival story; and Dehjah Vaughn, a PhD candidate and educator discussing Black political consciousness and education. The episode explores food insecurity, historical memory, racial equity, and youth-led activism.
Listeners hear policy insights, personal narratives, and calls to action for social justice and community care.
Host Erik Fleming speaks with author David Dunaway about his book A Four‑Eyed World — the surprising history, social impact, and future of eyeglasses — and explores how vision, technology and stigma shape culture and politics.
Also featured is community organizer Lakeland Barnes, who discusses her work with SheWill and ReNforce to promote financial literacy, reentry support and civic engagement. The episode closes with reflection on justice, recent local cases, and the importance of voting and community action.
Professor Gloria J. Browne-Marshall introduces Martyrs Day, a new annual remembrance on July 5 to honor protesters and activists who gave their lives advancing social justice in the United States.
The episode also features former Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges on racial equity and civic leadership, and Cecelia Thomas of NMAC on HIV policy, public health advocacy, and organizing to protect vital programs.
Host Erik Fleming interviews Denise Berkhalter-Miller, National Director of Communications for Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE), about her Mississippi and Jackson State roots, her career in journalism and public relations, and why entrepreneurship education should be a required part of schools to build durable skills for young people.
The episode also includes Erik’s election-day reflections, news highlights, support for Black podcasters, and calls to civic action—connecting education, community leadership, and political engagement.
Host Erik Fleming speaks with Judge Steve Teske on juvenile justice reform and the school-to-prison pipeline, Dr. Jessica Kriegel on leadership and creating belief-shifting experiences, and Dr. Terri Givens on radical empathy, racial reckoning, and the political backlash following recent court decisions.
The episode explores detention reform, the harms of charging youths as adults, strategies to shift public beliefs through storytelling and culture, and the impact of legal and political moves on representation and voting rights.
Host Erik Fleming leads a fast-moving episode featuring three guests: Dr. Tammy Greer on the implications of Louisiana v. Callais and Southern redistricting, Les Leopold discussing his new book calling for a working-class political party, and Representative Dr. Jasmine Clark on her run for Georgia’s 13th Congressional District.
The show mixes policy analysis, campaign updates, and a moment-of-news roundup, exploring how redistricting, labor organizing, and science-based leadership intersect with voting rights and the 2026 political landscape.
Erik Fleming delivers a solo episode responding to the Supreme Court's recent decision that weakens protections under the Voting Rights Act, using the Louisiana case as a springboard to explain historical roots, gerrymandering, and the broader threat to Black political representation.
He mixes legal context, personal reflection, and a call to action—urging listeners to stay engaged, support independent media, and keep fighting for voter protections.
Erik Fleming hosts three interviews: Dr. Adam Barsouk on practical cancer prevention from his book Outsmarting Cancer; Lorissa Rinehart on Jeanette Rankin and her pacifist biography Winning the Earthquake; and Dr. Sherice Janaye Nelson on Visibly Invisible, examining Black women’s legislative power in the Congressional Black Caucus. The episode opens with a news roundup and host appeals to support independent podcasting.
Listeners are encouraged to read the featured books, follow the guests, and visit momenterik.com to subscribe, review, and support the show.
Host Erik Fleming interviews Dr. Ellen Bassuk, her son Daniel Schoonover, and author Susanne Antonetta about two powerful books exploring mental health, care systems, and psychiatry's troubled history. Between Two Worlds recounts a mother and son's struggle for compassionate treatment and recovery, while The Devil's Castle traces Nazi-era eugenics and its echoes in modern psychiatry.
The episode blends personal testimony, professional insight, and historical research to highlight systemic failures, stigma, and hopeful paths forward through advocacy, peer support, and humane, holistic care.
Host Erik Fleming sits down with political analyst Chuck Todd and Birmingham advisor Ed Fields for candid conversations about American politics, civic leadership, and the evolving New South.
They discuss media independence, electoral dynamics, grassroots engagement, and the documentary "As Goes the South," highlighting how local action and storytelling shape national change.
Host Erik Fleming interviews historian Carla Kaplan about her new biography Troublemaker, exploring Jessica Mitford’s sharp humor, anti‑fascist activism, and impact on consumer rights and social justice.
Also featured is Cody Nagle of Civil Survival, who shares her lived experience with addiction and incarceration and her legal work to remove barriers to employment, housing, and record relief for people reentering society.
Host Erik Fleming welcomes guests Leatrice De Bruhl and W. Ralph Eubanks to discuss grief, healing, and the Mississippi Delta's history and literature. Leatrice shares her personal journey of loss and her Grace to Grieve movement, while Eubanks unpacks his new book exploring the Delta's social and cultural legacy.
The episode blends personal testimony with historical insight, offering listeners inspiration, advocacy for mental health, and a deeper understanding of the Delta's role in America's story.
Host Erik Fleming interviews printmaker Robynn Smith about Print Day in May, a worldwide community printmaking event, and paleontologist Gerta Keller about her book The Last Extinction, which emphasizes massive Deccan volcanism and its lessons for modern climate risk.
The episode also features a Moment of News, calls to support independent podcasting (patreon.com/amomentwitherikfleming, momenterik.com), and reflections on recent free-speech and legal stories.
Erik Fleming hosts three powerful conversations with Kate Powell (grassroots advocacy and "menacing" elected officials), Gloria J. Browne-Marshall (A Protest History of the United States), and Dr. Ashleigh Brown-Grier (internationalization and support for HBCUs).
They discuss protest strategies, voting access, protecting civil rights, and strengthening HBCUs, offering practical takeaways and calls to action for listeners who want to get involved.
Host Erik Fleming guides conversations on current events and politics: Kaivan Shroff on Democratic strategy and the Iran conflict, Louise Story and Ebony Reed on the Black–white wealth gap (15 Cents on the Dollar), and Elizabeth "Libby" Jamison on veterans and military family advocacy.
The episode combines news highlights, deep reporting, and personal stories about elections, economic inequality, and the challenges facing military families, offering context and perspectives for engaged listeners.
Host Erik Fleming interviews historian and filmmaker Gregory S. Cooke about his documentary Invisible Warriors, which tells the story of 600,000 African-American women who worked in factories and government during World War II, and Dedrick Asante-Muhammad of the Joint Center, who discusses racial economic equity and current policy challenges. The episode explores wartime gains, ongoing struggles for civil rights, efforts to preserve Black history, and ways listeners can support the film and related educational initiatives.
Host Erik Fleming interviews historian Dr. Calvin Schermerhorn about his book The Plunder of Black America, tracing how slavery, Jim Crow laws and 20th-century public policies combined to create and sustain the racial wealth gap through individual family stories and economic analysis.
The episode also features reflections on the late Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr., and a discussion of remedies — including reparations and targeted public policy — to begin closing the wealth divide.
Host Erik Fleming speaks with Dr. Decoteau Irby and Dr. Ann Ishimaru about their decade-spanning book "Doing the Work of Equity Leadership for Justice and Systems," exploring how equity leaders build change, the challenges they face amid political backlash, and practical strategies for sustaining justice in schools.
Later, Dr. Karlos K. Hill joins to mark 100 years of Black History Month, explaining why Black history is central to American history, the cultural ways it has been preserved, and how Ubuntu and community-building support healing and future progress.
Host Erik Fleming sits down with award-winning author Kelly Cervantes and nurse-researcher Dr. Monica McLemore for a powerful episode on grief, motherhood, and fighting for health equity.
Cervantes shares her memoir The Luckiest and the work of remembering after loss; Dr. McLemore discusses reproductive justice, rising U.S. maternal mortality, and urgent policy changes to protect families and communities.
In this episode Erik Fleming celebrates his 61st birthday and leads a powerful conversation covering local and national news, protests, and justice. He interviews Kaylee Jade Peterson, a progressive candidate running for Congress in rural Idaho, about restoring trust in government, public lands, and economic challenges for working-class families. David Eliot, an AI researcher and author, discusses the human origins of AI, its societal impacts, surveillance concerns, and paths forward. The show also reflects on recent shootings, protests, and the urgency for civic action.
Erik Fleming hosts a wide-ranging episode featuring Fox contributor Leslie Marshall, Bloomberg journalist Charlie Wells, and scholar Dr. Vincent Adejumo. Conversations cover protests and arrests in Minnesota, the state of the Trump administration, millennial identity and politics, and the rise of Black nationalism and reparations.
Guests share personal stories, political analysis, and practical proposals — from media accountability and political strategy to the need for economic institutions and grassroots organizing within Black communities.
Host Erik Fleming speaks with three guests about urgent national and local issues: Nekima Levy Armstrong on police and ICE violence and community-led demands following Renee Good’s killing in Minnesota; Dr. Kem-Laurin Lubin on ethical AI, the risks of computational bias, and design heuristics to protect human dignity; and Mishael White on his campaign for Georgia’s District 81, focusing on transportation, maternal health, school safety, and small business support.
Host Erik Fleming opens the year by urging listeners to subscribe and support the podcast, then leads three in-depth interviews. Naomi Raquel Enright discusses her book Strength of Soul and the role of language and identity in confronting systemic racism. Dr. Eboni Preston Goddard explains her work with the National Parks Conservation Association to preserve and elevate Black history within national parks. George Hornedo outlines his campaign for Congress, focusing on community organizing, poverty, infrastructure, and rebuilding the Democratic Party.
The episode closes with Fleming’s commentary on the killing of Renee Nicole Good, denouncing political leaders who defend violence and urging listeners to take action through voting and civic engagement.
Host Erik Fleming interviews Dr. Marlee Bunch about preserving Black female educators' oral histories from Mississippi, the Unhush framework, lifelong learning, and ethical uses of AI in classrooms. He also speaks with Dr. Patrice Fenton about the Ella Baker Institute’s youth leadership programs, community well‑being, and efforts to increase teacher diversity—especially Black men in schools.
The episode combines history, pedagogy, mentorship, and civic engagement, and includes calls to support the podcast and the nonprofit work discussed.
Host Erik Fleming speaks with Dr. Laura Chavez-Moreno about her book "How Schools Make Race," exploring how education shapes Latinx racial identities, bilingual programs, and racial projects. He also interviews political strategist Jacquetta Van Zandt on Boston politics, community power, and strategies for advancing Black leadership and Democratic prospects.
The episode highlights how schools construct race through policy and practice, the importance of anti-racist teaching, and the role of organizers and political operatives in reshaping power structures at local and national levels.
Host Erik Fleming interviews Cheryl Ann Wadlington, founder of Evoluer House, about her two-decade fight to heal and prepare Black and brown teen girls for college and life — and Kristen Torres, a Mississippi-born public policy strategist who explains how nonprofits and local governments can navigate Congress and federal agencies.
The episode mixes uplifting success stories, policy insights on advocacy and lobbying, and practical ways to support community-led programs, with news highlights and calls to action from the host.
Host Erik Fleming welcomes return guests Bremond MacDougall and Lisa Cooper, who run Quite Literally Books, and a community leader driving change in Arkansas. The episode features lively discussion about three newly republished books — a women-only utopia by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, a witty Civil War-era satire by María Amparo Ruiz de Burton, and a charming 1892 guide to intimate dinners — plus insights on the challenges of small-press publishing. Later, Tomekia Moore explains community action work in Arkansas, including Kids to College savings accounts and statewide efforts to improve digital access and lift families out of poverty.
Host Erik Fleming welcomes listeners and interviews two experts: Rajiv Vinnakota on rebuilding civic culture in colleges and engaging Gen Z, and Howard Yaruss explaining clear, practical economics.
The episode explores constructive campus dialogue, the college presidents initiative for civic preparedness, how young people want to engage in person, and accessible explanations of tariffs, crypto, national debt, and Social Security.
Erik closes with reflections on leadership, recent national events, and calls to support the podcast and civic causes.
Host Erik Fleming speaks with Lorena Quiroz about organizing after the 2019 mass worksite raids in Mississippi and efforts to prepare and protect immigrant communities, and with Anne Hand about reclaiming family history and pursuing Austrian citizenship through a restorative program.
The episode explores themes of belonging, due process, humane immigration policy, intergenerational history, and the role of community and kindness in political action.
Host Erik Fleming discusses revival and purpose with Michael Bedenbaugh on constitutional reform and civic renewal, and Representative Pamelya Herndon on New Mexico’s universal childcare, gun safety, mental health in schools, and community justice initiatives.
Host Erik Fleming speaks with Dr. Wylin D. Wilson and Dr. Terri Givens about ethics, womanist bioethics, the role of the Black church in community care, and the politics of radical empathy. The episode covers Hurricane Melissa relief, recent election outcomes, and how education, empathy, and faith shape civic life and public health.
Host Erik Fleming leads a wide-ranging conversation with three experts: Les Leopold on labor and runaway inequality, Veronica Cardenas on immigration and humane legal support, and John Bonifaz on free speech, voting rights, and constitutional reform. The episode also includes a news roundup and calls for civic engagement.
Listeners will hear concrete policy ideas, personal stories, and practical resources to stay informed and get involved.
Host Erik Fleming sits down with Dr. C. Nicole Mason, Maura Gillespie, and author Will Cooper to unpack women’s political power, the recent No Kings rallies, the state of American civic life, and Cooper’s new fictionalized take on Donald Rumsfeld. The episode blends policy analysis, grassroots strategy, and cultural commentary aimed at helping listeners connect the dots and take action.
Host Erik Fleming interviews Professor Sahar Aziz and Councilmember Wala Blegay in a wide-ranging episode about law, activism, and public service.
Aziz examines national security, Islamophobia, campus protests, and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, while Blegay discusses local governance, the impact of federal layoffs, EV infrastructure, and a Food-as-Medicine initiative to improve community health.
Together they explore how activists and elected officials work to protect civil rights, shape policy, and hold power accountable.
Host Erik Fleming interviews attorney and author Steven Eichenblatt about his memoir Pretend They Are Dead, tracing his discovery of his biological father's journals, the impact of abandonment, and how those experiences inspired three decades of advocacy for children as a guardian ad litem.
The episode closes with a brief commentary on character and courage in public life, touching on current political moments and the importance of standing up for what protects families and children.
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Host Erik Fleming sits down with three community-focused leaders—Dr. Nancy Pearson, Tania Anderson, and Hannah Bonecutter—to explore civic engagement, local government, and public service. The episode highlights practical steps for getting involved in local politics, the power of curiosity and contribution, and the lived experiences of leaders navigating activism, representation, and public life.
Listeners will hear candid reflections on running for office, protecting vulnerable communities, and the role of media and policy in shaping public health and equity. The conversation emphasizes staying engaged, holding officials accountable, and celebrating small victories in the ongoing work of community change.
Host Erik Fleming speaks with three leaders — Mikel Bolden, executive director of the Mississippi Democratic Party; Renee Williams, CEO of the National Center for Victims of Crime; and Joan Garry, founder of the Nonprofit Leadership Lab. They discuss voter engagement and special elections in Mississippi, supporting crime survivors and ethical true-crime storytelling, and nonprofit leadership during challenging political and funding climates.
The episode blends pragmatic optimism with practical strategies for organizing, trauma-informed victim support, and nonprofit resilience, encouraging listeners to get involved and resist threats to democratic norms and civil society.
Host Erik Fleming sits down with political scientist Dr. Caroline Heldman and journalist Alia Dastagir to explore how survival becomes resistance for women facing harassment, assault, and online abuse. They discuss intersectionality, the limits of Me Too, trans-exclusionary movements, and survivor-led accountability.
The episode also features legal analysis from the Pearson & Pearson team on key upcoming Supreme Court cases involving voting rights, religious liberty in prisons, death penalty appeals, and executive tariff powers.
Host Erik Fleming welcomes two dynamic guests — former Mayor Chasity Wells-Armstrong and media activist Alysia Cutting — for a candid conversation about leadership, racial equity, community healing, and supporting women in public life. They discuss lessons from city government and the pandemic, Chasity’s coaching framework for sustainable leadership, Alysia’s "Check One Box" project, and grassroots solutions to health and social inequities.
The episode also includes news highlights and Erik’s reflections on political violence, the responsibility of leaders, and the power of local action to create lasting change.
In this episode host Erik Fleming interviews Amanda Janoo on well‑being economics — redefining success beyond GDP and designing economies that prioritize people and the planet — and Dr. Karida Brown on the history of Black education from emancipation through Brown v. Board and the ongoing fight against privatization and book bans.
The conversation explores alternatives to growth‑focused capitalism, policy lessons from global well‑being initiatives, the legacy of Black educators like Lucy Craft Laney, and why preserving public knowledge systems matters for democracy.
Erik Fleming hosts historian Dr. Karlos K. Hill and cultural strategist Aurora Archer in a conversation about healing through truthful history and cultural change. They discuss teaching the Tulsa Race Massacre, confronting sanitized narratives, and building compassionate, action-oriented leadership.
The episode centers on narrative change, collective healing, and practical steps for educators, leaders, and listeners to care, resist erasure, and work for justice.
Host Erik Fleming brings together three guests making change in culture and community: Keldamuzik, an artist and entrepreneur using her Tamz Berets to raise awareness and support for cancer patients; Dr. Donna J. Nicol, author of a biography about trustee Dr. Claudia Hampton and the fight to save affirmative action; and Dontaye Carter, a mayoral candidate focused on affordable housing, community centers and inclusive growth.
The episode explores how artists, educators and local leaders navigate politics, power and respectability to build community resources and protect access to opportunity.
Listeners will hear personal stories, practical solutions and calls to civic engagement aimed at strengthening neighborhoods and expanding access to education, healthcare and economic stability.
Host Erik Fleming speaks with messaging expert Anat Shenker-Osorio and educator Dr. Stacey Schultz about effective political communication, the race-class narrative, combating authoritarianism, and transforming education through innovation and restorative practices.
Welcome to an enlightening episode of A Moment with Erik Fleming, where host Erik Fleming delves into the intricate dynamics of politics, economy, and culture. This episode, aptly titled "The Great American Games," features engaging discussions with three distinguished guests who represent the intersection of money, politics, and sports.
In the first segment, Erik converses with the insightful Wajahat Ali, a renowned political commentator and Daily Beast columnist. They explore the enduring challenges of racism and greed in America, the complexities of Trump's legacy, and the prospects for reformation in the political landscape. Ali shares his journey and perspectives that offer a unique lens on America's current and future trajectory.
In the second segment, Erik welcomes back Rick Roberts, a seasoned economist and former Federal Reserve executive. Rick provides a comprehensive analysis of the current economic climate, addressing concerns about tariffs, interest rates, and the impact of political decisions on economic stability. His insights into the economic challenges faced by today's youth and the evolving job market are particularly enlightening.
Finally, Erik engages with Dave Heller, a top Democratic media consultant and minor league baseball owner, who shares his thoughts on political strategy, the importance of authenticity in campaigns, and the parallels between politics and baseball. Heller's experiences in both arenas offer fascinating insights into leadership and public engagement.
Don't miss this episode packed with wisdom, foresight, and a call for true leadership and reform in America. It's a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the intricate balance of power, policy, and the people's will in shaping a better future.
Join Erik Fleming in this episode filled with insightful conversations on crucial topics shaping our world today. First, delve into a discussion with Dr. Marlene L. Daut, a renowned historian, as she explores the Haitian Revolution's significant impact on global history, particularly its connection to African American identity and struggles. Understand the persistent stereotypes and historical setbacks Haiti endures and the revolutionaries' unwavering fight for freedom.
Next, explore the intriguing world of linguistics and arts with Samuel Jay Keyser, an acclaimed theoretical linguist. Discover how repetition influences our perception and enjoyment of art forms like music, poetry, and painting, and its application in politics. Keyser's insights offer a deeper understanding of how repetition can shape public perception and resonate in political discourse.
The episode also addresses current political maneuvers in Texas, highlighting how redistricting efforts might alter the power dynamics in congressional representations. Listen in as Erik Fleming passionately discusses the challenges faced by young Black politicians in navigating a political landscape fraught with obstacles, urging resilience and strategic action.
In this first episode of Season 12, Dr. Brittany Friedman, an American sociologist and author, discusses her book Carceral Apartheid and the fight against institutionalized racism in American prisons.
In this final episode of Season 11, Shavonda Miles, CEO of Vonda Mone' LLC, and former federal employee Shernice Mundell, discuss their personal journeys in this political climate and give their definition of perseverance.
In this episode, Dr. Marybeth Gasman, Executive Director of the Samuel DeWitt Proctor Institute for Leadership, Equity & Justice and Distinguished Professor at Rutgers University, explains the historical and current relevance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities, while Dr. David A. Sanders, President of Malcolm X College, discusses the unique opportunities and challenges of running a Predominately Black College in this day and age.
In this Hot Mic episode, host Erik Fleming talks about the price of and the investment in independence. He also dives into the recent appropriation bill passed by the U.S. Congress.
In this episode, Zanetia Henry, CEO of Operation Recovery, and Dr. Veirdre Jackson, CEO/Founder of Living Strong Consulting, LLC, discuss how their personal challenges and tragedies led to their spiritual growth and their desire to educate and empower the masses, even in this political climate.
In this episode, on this special post-Juneteenth edition, the amplified and authentic Lisa Durden, media commentator and producer extraordinaire, talks about her hometown, as well as pertinent issues in the news.
In this episode, Angela Giampolo, the self-described "Philly Gay Lawyer", discusses the challenges of her unique law practice and her Caravan of Hope. Then, Dr. Felecia Pullen, President & CEO of Let's Talk SAFETY, Inc., talks about how her journey from addiction led to her crusade for recovery in Harlem.
In this episode, Lewis Williams, Founder of Williams Creative Group, stresses the importance of messaging in politics; Ashley T. Martin, CEO of Lustitia Aequalis, talks about her new project that merges technology with justice; and Darius Jones, Founder of the National Black Empowerment Council, explains the importance of coalition in turbulent times.
In this episode, Cassie Owens, Program Manager for Free Press, explains the importance, and the process, of developing a code of ethics for journalists in Philadelphia. Then, author Claudia Rowe discusses her new book, Wards of the State, which goes into detail about our broken foster care system.
As we commemorate Memorial Day, this episode highlights two women who are advocates for a better and safer society. The legendary educator Jane Elliott makes the case for all of us to change our thinking about race, while Alexandra Smalls, founder of Chosen Children Doula Services, explains her work and how it is important in mitigating maternal mortality.
In the spirit of Malcolm X on his 100th birthday, this episode highlights two women, Misasha Suzuki Graham and Dr. Tammy Greer, who have, respectively, dedicated their lives to educating the masses to lead us to a better future.
In this episode, Nekima Levy-Armstrong, founder of the Racial Justice Network, talks about her journey for justice from Mississippi to Minneapolis. Then, Janice Robinson-Celeste, founder of the Successful Black Parenting Magazine, discusses the challenges of Black Parenting and Black Entrepreneurship.
In this episode, Julia Ismael, founder of The Equity Consortium, Sean Miller, founder of the Liberty Policy Alliance, and The Podcast Law Firm of Pearson & Pearson (Melba and Dr. Tracy) offer their assessments of President Trump’s first 100 days of his second term.
In this episode, political analyst and governmental affairs professional Jordan Colvin talks about the importance of bipartisanship. Then, Bremond MacDougall and Lisa Cooper announce the release of the inaugural books from their publishing company, Quite Literally Books.
In this episode, the multi-talented Denise Love Hewett talks about the intersection between creativity, leadership and activism and Wendell Wallach, “the Godfather of AI Ethics”, discusses the many challenges in the expanding world of artificial intelligence.
In this episode, Alan Elrod, Founder of The Pulaski Institution, discusses the importance of improving political discourse and outreach. Then, Zaha Hassan, Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and Lara Friedman, President of the Foundation for Middle East Peace, lay out the current challenges for the people of Gaza and Palestinian American activists. Finally, Economics Professor Rick Roberts brings us up to speed about the impact of President Trump’s tariffs.
Link to Zaha and Lara's book: https://carnegieendowment.org/research/2024/10/suppressing-dissent-shrinking-civic-space-transnational-repression-and-palestine-israel?lang=en
In this episode, Edward L. Jones III talks about his new book, Medication, Mental Illness and Murder, and offers his critiques on mental health, criminal justice and Big Pharma. Then, Tonya McKenzie, Founder of Sand & Shores, discusses her activism work concerning gun violence and drug addiction, as well as the importance of storytelling in advocacy.
In this episode commemorating Women’s History Month, Christian F. Nunes, President of NOW, and author/historian Lorissa Rinehart explain how history, activism and assurance can be disruptive forces for change, from their own perspective.
In this episode, Jasmine and Ellis Suazo, founders of The Wealth Academy, talk about the impact their business has in building wealth for the African American community.
In this episode, Samuel Ashworth, Professor of Creative Writing at George Washington University, talks about his new book, The Death and Life of August Sweeney, in an innovative way. Then, Dr. Ted Williams III, a Chicago educator, actor, and activist, discusses the importance of the arts in activism and makes the case for reparations toward African Americans.
In this episode, friend of the podcast Will Cooper appears with his collaborator Michael McKinley to talk about the new cyber thriller book they co-authored, A Quiet Life. Then author and political science professor Lindsey Cormack discusses the importance of raising informed citizens in our democracy.
In this episode, Military Historian Kevin Hymel talks about how his article on the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion became a Tyler Perry-directed motion picture. Then Kristin Couch, Associate Director for Title IX & Compliance at Spelman College, explains the importance of Title IX programs and what impact the dissolution of the U. S. Department of Education may have on those programs.
In this episode, Mark Talley, Executive Director of Agents for Advocacy, and Mike Nellis, CEO of AUTHENTIC, talk about their personal journeys, triumphs and their views on our current political climate.
In this episode, David Daley, author of AntiDemocratic, explains to the listeners how we arrived in the current political environment we are dealing with. Then, Jeanné Lewis, CEO of Faith In Public Life, explains to the listeners how we can navigate through that political environment.
In this episode, Rev. John Lee Hooker, Jr., author of From the Shadow of the Blues, talks about his legacy and his inspirational redemption. Then, MiDian Shofner, CEO of The Epitome of Black Excellence & Partnership, updates us on the continuing struggle for justice in Aurora, Colorado, a microcosm of our national struggle.
In this, the first episode of Season 11, I commemorate 60 years of life in the United States of America and why I will continue to fight for our freedom and progress, in spite of the challenges. I will also present a special surprise for the listeners.
In this, the last episode of Season 10, Jamie Mustard, author of The Iconist, discusses his book and the science of standing out in this modern world. Then, Dawne Troupe, Advocacy Director for the Community Opportunity Alliance, explains the importance of affordable housing and financial literacy, especially for African Americans.
In this episode, Ianta Summers, CEO of Summers Public Affairs, and Dr. Reneé Carr, licensed psychologist and host of the Politics & Psychology podcast, offer their perspectives on how we, as African Americans, go forward during this period in American politics.
In this episode, political commentator and policy analyst Shalonda Spencer offers her thoughtful insight on the 2024 election and what direction the Democratic Party, as well as the Nation, needs to go.
In this episode, Danielle Spencer, Federal whistleblower, author, and activist, talks about her journey and her new purpose.
In this last episode of 2024, Jessica Weinstein, LCSW/Psychotherapist and Democratic Party activist, and Dr. Tammy Greer, Director of the BIS Social Entrepreneurship Program at Georgia State University, offer their perspectives on why Georgia performed better than any other swing state in the 2024 election, as well as opinions on other key issues.
In this, the 300th episode of A Moment with Erik Fleming, Elizabeth and Deevon La Rue, owners of Silleck Consulting Services, talk about the steps needed for those considering emigrating from the United States. Then artist Eric Drooker, author of the graphic novel Naked City, discusses his book and the importance of supporting the arts.
In this episode, celebrity fashion designer Tammy McCall Browning talks about her triumphant journey with mental illness and Dr. Chika Stacy Oriuwa, Resident Physician of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto, discusses her new memoir, Unlike The Rest: A Doctor’s Story.
In this episode, Republican political strategist Jamie Miller gives his views on why Trump was re-elected and if American democracy is safe.
In this Hot Mic episode, host Erik Fleming shares his disappointment in the current state of politics and the challenges facing society today, while making a compelling case for a united Black agenda that transcends political affiliations and regional differences.
In this episode, Marty Davis, following up on her accurate prediction concerning the re-election of Donald Trump, gives her assessment on why she was right and what we can look forward to in his upcoming administration. Then, I express my opinion concerning the battle over bathrooms on Capitol Hill.
In this episode, Ali Nervis and Henry Dickerson, owners of Straw & Wool Hat Company, discuss the importance, benefits, and challenges of Black entrepreneurship, especiallly in Phoenix, Arizona. Then, investigative journalist turned author David Tereshchuk eagerly talks about his new memoir, A Question of Paternity: My Life as an Unaffiliated Reporter, and why he was compelled to write it.
In this episode, friend of the podcast, attorney and author Will Cooper offers his analysis of the recent presidential election. Then I reveal the real culprit behind the loss of the Harris campaign.
In this episode, Rodney Govens, the Democratic nominee for the 1st Congressional District in Arkansas, makes his case as to why he should go to Washington, D.C. and Dr. Emiliana Vegas of Harvard University discusses her new book, Let’s Change The World.
In this episode, Master Certified Coach Sophia Casey, Tia Oso, Senior Director for Media 2070, and Dr. Nii-Quartelai Quartey, author of Kamala, the Motherland, and Me, engage in a discussion concerning the challenges Vice President Harris has faced and offer a better understanding of the person seeking to be the first female President of the United States.
In this episode, Professor Kevin Smith, author of The Jailer’s Reckoning, discusses his new book and the challenges of American mass incarceration. Then, Sherman Wells, the founder of U. N. T. A. M. E. D. , talks about his community work in Omaha, Nebraska.
In this episode, Aran Shetterly talks about his upcoming book, Morningside, which details the 1979 Greensboro Massacre. Then, Rev. Dr. Chris Jones, the 2022 Democratic nominee for Governor of Arkansas, discusses what is happening in his state for the 2024 election.
In this episode, Professor Guy Golan, author of My Brother’s Keeper: The Complicated Relationship Between American Jews and Israel, talks about his book and his thoughts about the current crisis in the Middle East. Then, I vent about the craziness of this election cycle.
In this episode, Rachel Zimmerman, author of Us, After: A Memoir of Love and Suicide, talks about her personal journey after the loss of husband and Michelle De Leon, founder of World Afro Day, explains the importance of ending texturism in the workplace, as well as in society. Then the episode concludes with my commentary on the execution of Marcellus Williams.
In this jam packed episode, Kellee Knighten Hough (The social media personality known as “Kell Belle”) and Maura Quint (Campaign/Comms Director, Americans For Tax Fairness) discuss the importance of humor in American political discourse. As a bonus, our podcast law firm of Pearson & Pearson breaks down some recent and significant legal issues.
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In this episode, legendary author Fred Waitzkin talks about his new book, Anything Is Good, and its emphasis on homelessness. Then, Matthew Ferrence, author of I Hate It Here, Please Vote For Me, discusses his book and gives his thoughts on American politics.
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In this episode, friend of the podcast Coach Felecia Killings gives her conservative assessment of Vice President Harris’ campaign and talks about her upcoming leadership convention. Then, Dr. Robin Bernstein, author of Freeman’s Challenge, discusses the significance of her new book.
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In this episode, friend of the program Attorney Will Cooper talks about his new book, How America Works…And Why It Doesn’t. Then I express my opinion on grievance pimps in the current American political discourse.
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In this episode, Ethan Elkind, Director of The Climate Program at Berkeley Law, talks about his book, Railtown and the importance of public transportation towards climate change. Then, you will hear some of the voices from the Democratic National Convention held in Chicago last week.
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In this episode, Dr. Crystal Chambers, author of Black Women's Pathways to Executive Academic Leadership, talks about Black female leadership, especially as it relates to the current Democratic presidential nominee. Then, Dr. Michael Sierra-Arévalo, author of The Danger Imperative, discusses how the concept of constant danger dictates American policing.
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In this inaugural episode of Season 10, Tim Wendel, author of Rebel Falls, talks about his book and his experience in Charlottesville 7 years after the “Unite The Right” rally. Then Coach Michael Taylor shares his passionate beliefs and his perspective on American race relations.
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In this episode, the final episode of Season 9, Dr. John Berger, author of Solving the Climate Crisis: Frontline Reports from the Race to Save the Earth, and Dr. Jon Mills, author of End Of The World: Civilization and Its Fate, discuss the impact of the current environmental crisis we are in and share thoughts of how to get out of it.
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In this episode, Jason Bell, author of Cracking the Nazi Code, discusses his book, its protagonist, Winthrop Bell, and the relevance of the work in modern times. Then, I express my thoughts about the hope the new candidacy of Vice President Kamala Harris brings.
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In this episode, Farah Harris, author of The Color of Emotional Intelligence, and Drs. Adaira Landry and Resa Lewiss, co-authors of MicroSkills, teach us in politics, and life in general, how to better cope with our emotions, make better use of our abilities, and to emphasize self-care.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Saqib Qureshi, author of Being Muslim Today, talks about the challenges in the Muslim community and Timothy Bult, author of Platform of Hope, offers suggestions to the most controversial political issues of the day.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
Could this be our last 4th of July? Let’s have a “throwback style” episode and discuss.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Dethra Giles, CEO of ExecuPrep, talks about the intersectionality of leadership in the political and corporate arenas. Then, I give a report after attending an event to sway Black voters to support Republicans.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this HOT MIC episode, I express my opinion on the 10 Commandments requirement in Louisiana and the Chocolate City Tour of Donald Trump.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Edgar Villanueva, CEO of Decolonizing Wealth Project, talks about the importance of implementing a decolonizing philosophy in corporate and charitable giving. Then, I make a pitch to my listeners for their assistance in manifesting a major achievement/opportunity for the podcast.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Dr. Tiffany Manuel, President/CEO of TheCaseMade, explains the concept of strategic casemaking and its impact on social change. Then, Rachael Keri Williams, Executive Director of SOAL: Saving Our Ancestors’ Legacy, talks about her journey towards preserving Lincoln Cemetery in Harrisburg, PA and the movement toward restoring Black cemeteries nationwide.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Sabrina Clarke, The Golden Brain Entrepreneur, explains the challenges of being a female entrepreneur, British politics, and the similar struggles of Africans in the UK. Then, Dr. Agatha Caraballo, Founding Director of the Maurice A. Ferré Institute for Civic Leadership, talks about the work of the institute and the importance of civic leadership/engagement.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Dr. Dawn Hicks Tafari, Associate Professor at Winston-Salem State University, defines hip-hop feminism and promotes her book, The Journey of Kamau Miller. Then, I offer my opinion about the lack of integrity, honesty, and courage exhibited by Republican leaders. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Dr. Damary Bonilla-Rodriguez explains the concept of her new book, Modern Marianismo, and why it is important for Latina leadership to be recognized. Then, I offer my opinion about presidential debates and attendance at a criminal trial to audition for a job.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Bridgette Washington, Founder/CEO of RaveVenn App, discusses how her app will better inform young Americans about the political process, and Ty Pinkins, the Democratic Nominee for the United States Senate in Mississippi, talks about his campaign efforts.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Jeanné Lewis, interim CEO of Faith in Public Life, explains the mission of the organization and the importance of establishing a community of belonging. Then, I conclude with why it is imperative for all of us to be centered in moral responsibility.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, former news anchor and print journalist Marty Davis looks into her crystal ball to see, and assess, what’s happening in our political world. Then, MiDian Holmes, Founder/CEO of The Epitome of Black Excellence & Partnership, updates us on the seeking of justice for Elijah McClain, as well as the work she is doing in the Denver, Colorado area.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Kevin A. Sabet, Ph.D., President/CEO of Smart Approaches to Marijuana, talks about his concerns over the legalization of marijuana in America and Malia C. Lazu, DEI consultant and author of From Intention to Impact, explains how Corporate America can successfully commit to a culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Stephen M. Cohn, Trauma Surgeon and author of All Bleeding Stops, talks about the state of trauma care in America and Saleha Mohsin, Senior Washington Correspondent for Bloomberg News and author of Paper Soldiers, explains how the US Dollar has been weaponized in international policy. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Evelyn LaChappelle, founder of The Weed Lady Gift Shop/lifestyle brand, talks about her mission to be a successful entrepreneur and an advocate for the formerly incarcerated. Then, Dr. C. Nicole Mason, founder of Future Forward Women, discusses the importance, and challenges, of empowering women in America.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Ekemini Uwan, author of Truth’s Table, talks about the challenges of theological activism; Glenn Rushing, Managing Director/SVP at the PeterDamonGroup, discusses his experience and observation as a Black man in American politics; and Dr. Nah Dove, author of The Afrocentric School [a blueprint], stresses the importance of an Afrocentric education for our children.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Nasser Beydoun, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate in Michigan, discusses his campaign and his vision for America and John Echohawk, founder of the Native American Rights Fund, talks about the work he continues to do in protecting Native American rights.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Corey Nathan, host of the podcast, Talkin’ Politics & Religion Without Killin’ Each Other, talks about the importance of civil discourse in our democracy and Leah Rothstein, author of the book, Just Action, discusses her book and the message of activism it seeks to convey.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Grace Yung Foster, founder of The Inclusion Initiative, talks about the challenges of transracial adoption; Dan Egol, founder of IDEAS Generation, explains how intersectionality is important creating understanding; and Jerry Mitchell, founder of the Mississippi Center for Investigative Reporting, discusses the importance of investigative reporting in obtaining justice.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Ashleigh Ewald, Student Body President at Oglethorpe University, talks about issues that impact her generation; Nikola Ilic, founder of ChangeLab Global, explains why he focuses his activism towards human development; and Julie Farnam discusses her new book, Domestic Darkness, and the lessons that can be learned from January 6, 2021.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
Christina Carrega, National Criminal Justice Reporter for Capital B, highlights, and updates, certain criminal justice stories; Sharon Kyle, Publisher of the L. A. Progressive Newsletter, talks about her perspective on national and California politics; and Joe Trippi, Senior Advisor to The Lincoln Project, explains the importance of innovation and tenacity in campaigning during this presidential election year. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this the first episode of the 9th season, Della Duncan explains the concept of Renegade Economics; Author Marcie Bianco talks about her new book: Breaking Free; and Jason Berlin, founder of Field Team 6, discusses his work to help elect Democrats nationwide.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, the Consul General of Israel for the Southeastern United States, Anat Sultan-Dadon, discusses the current state of the Israeli-Hamas conflict, and Mike Podhorzer, former political director of the AFL-CIO, talks about the resurgence of the U.S. Labor Movement.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, former US Capitol Police Sergeant Aquilino Gonell talks about his book, American Shield; Professor Marvin King discusses the challenges and importance of political science; and Development Director Alexis Buchanan Thomas talks about the challenges of fundraising for political nonprofits. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Artist Satori Shakoor talks about the power of storytelling; Author Suzanne Munson discusses how the Founding Fathers would view modern political ethics; and Historian Karen Cox shows how “The Lost Cause” ethos impacts our current political discourse. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, we spotlight three books and their authors: Dr. Karida Brown & Charly Palmer of the New Brownies’ Book; Professor Juliet Hooker of Black Grief/White Grievance; and Fatimah Gilliam of Race Rules: What Your Black Friend Won’t Tell You.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Registered Nurse and Author Holly Cotton talks about health care issues and Houston, TX politics; Author Dr. Evelyn Bethune talks about living up to the legacy of her famous grandmother; and Licensed Social Worker Dr. Heliana Ramirez talks about the mental trauma racism creates.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Keith Stroup, Legal Counsel for NORML, discusses the history of marijuana legalization; former State Senator Daryl Jones talks about Florida politics; and Talib Jasir, founder of the Afros and Audios Festival, touts the power of community in podcasting. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Ruvimbo Samanga and Bailey Reichelt talk about the nuances of space law and the expansion of space programs on the African continent; Elizabeth Silleck La Rue, CEO of Silleck Consulting Services, explains the concept of environmental justice and talks about her personal journey leaving the United States; and Marthe Hardy, founder of Marthe’s Spot, talks about her experience of being a Haitian American and how she plans to help immigrants in this country.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Editor-In-Chief of The Washington Outsider Irina Tsukerman, Professor Patricia DeGennaro, and Attorney Ashraf Nubani discuss the impacts of the Israeli-Hamas Conflict and other global crises. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, three Democratic political commentators: Kaivan Shroff, Chai Komanduri, and Shalonda Spencer give their thoughts on how 2024 will go for the Democrats.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Dan McMillan, Founder of Save Democracy in America, talks about changing the influence of money in politics; Bible scholar Dan McClellan gives his take on the influence of religion in politics; and Dr. Joe Nelson discusses the challenges of being an education administrator in Mississippi and America.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist David Cay Johnston talks about the real Donald Trump, while Retired Special Agent Jerri Williams talks about her experience with the FBI and the truth about the Bureau.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, I highlight a couple of issues that we, collectively, need to pay attention to as 2024 approaches.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this Pre-Thanksgiving Super episode, I get to interview three dynamic leaders, highlighting the outstanding work they are doing in the community: Charles DeBow, III, President and CEO of the National Black Chamber of Commerce, Moses West, CEO/Founder of AWG Contracting and the Moses West Foundation, and Shael Norris, Founding Executive Director of SafeBAE. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
This episode talks about the stakes of the 2024 election with four independent candidates, plus my thoughts on the end of religion and its political consequences.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, I basically make the case that we as voters should not fall for tricks and place impossible expectations in lieu of the big picture.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, I discuss with Jeffrey J. Clayton, Executive Director of the American Bail Coalition, the issue of zero bail policies, especially as it relates to recent events in Los Angeles County, California. Then I give my take on timely news stories not covered in our news segment.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode I discuss multiple subjects that have hit the news this week, highlighting two individuals, Rep. Rashida Tlaib and Dr. Cornel West.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, I power through laryngitis to lift up the potential of Jackson, Mississippi and offer my criticism of our immediate political dysfunction.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Dr. Joanna Shoffner Scott, Principal and Founder of Stamey Street Consulting, discusses the future of DEI in corporate America. Then, it’s the debut of The Podcast Law Firm of Pearson & Pearson, as Dr. Tracy and Legal Diva Melba give their takes on current legal news.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, friend of the podcast attorney and author Will Cooper comes on the show to discuss our current state of US Politics.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, I ask the question: why are Republican voters falling for the sham? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, I have a conversation with Dexter Wimbish, General Counsel for the Georgia Legislative Black Caucus, about numerous topics, including the Trump trial in Georgia. Then I discuss the importance of organizational structure in the struggle for democracy and civil rights.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Dr. Kmt G. Shockley discusses his upcoming docu-series, Cultural War: Focus on Black Youth. Then, in the second half, I make the case that democracy is not dead.
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In this episode, I talk with Chris Colbert, Founder and CEO of DCP Entertainment, about the impact and the future of Black Podcasting. Then, Dr. Mark Anthony Brown, Executive Director of the Student Freedom Initiative, comes on to share how his organization seeks to change educational and economic outcomes for the next generation of African American college students.
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On this first episode of Season 8, Hajar Yazdiha, author of The Struggle for the People’s King, discusses her book and expresses her thoughts about the current political climate. Then, I express my thoughts about Donald Trump being booked in at the Fulton County, GA Jail.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this last episode of Season 7, retired Border Patrol Agent in Charge J. J. Carrell discusses his new book, Invaded, and gives his opinions, and solutions, towards America’s immigration system. Then, retired HISD Librarians Debra Hall and Janice Newsum explain the controversial closures of school libraries in Houston, TX and the potential impact it will have on the students there.
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This episode discusses the new indictment of Donald Trump prosecuted by Fulton County DA Fani Willis and handed down by the Fulton County Grand Jury, as well as the trauma inflicted on a 12 year-old Lansing, MI black child by the Lansing Police Department.
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This hot mic episode explains why August 4, 2023 was a good day in Mississippi.
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On this episode, Kim Moffat, Founder of We Are Voters, talks about her journey to being a democracy advocate and how her organization works to educate people about the importance of voting. Then, Columbia University Professor Rob Eschmann, author of the book, When The Hood Comes Off, discusses the impact of racism in this digital age.
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This episode gives my take on the Jason Aldean controversy, which includes a cautionary tale for those who want to be inspired by Aldean’s song.
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This hot mic episode pays tribute to Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. , as well as reminds us that it is now time for us to step up during this season of political climate change.
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This hot mic episode makes the case that as long as America does not truly adhere to the gospel of freedom and democracy, progress will continue to be slow in coming.
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This hot mic episode discusses the impact of the recent Supreme Court decisions concerning affirmative action and free speech.
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This episode explains why I am proud to be who I am: A Black Man In America.
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This hot mic episode discusses the importance, and joy, of Black fatherhood and why Juneteenth is both a celebration and a reminder about the value of freedom.
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This hot mic episode deals with the Trump indictment, the Allen v. Milligan decision and the record $45 million settlement in the New Haven, CT police misconduct incident, tinged with a piece of advice: don’t get too excited about these outcomes just yet.
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This episode addresses the problem of usurpation in America, as highlighted by the Juneteenth Celebration controversy in Greenville, SC.
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This hot mic episode deals with the question: Why is it ok for white people to engage in riotous behavior that is frowned upon in other communities?
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This episode declares something that we all should already know: the Right’s political rhetoric is making it unsafe for African Americans and other citizens that oppose their rhetoric. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
This episode looks at recent events that define the mission of many to devalue, and ultimately destroy, African American existence. It is the hope that this episode gives those who need it the inspiration to combat against that mission victoriously.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
This episode lifts up the names of Anthony Watts, Areanah Preston, Amy St. Pierre and Jordan Neely. It is the hope that their tragic deaths invokes conversations concerning gun violence, homelessness, mental health awareness and the value of human life.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Kim Crayton, The Anti-Racist Economist, talks about her book, Profit Without Oppression, and the work she does based off the book. Later, I offer a tribute to the iconic Harry Belafonte. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Dr. P. Gabrielle Foreman, Founding Faculty Director of the Colored Conventions Project, discusses how the Project is beneficial in understanding the true legacy of African American political thought. In the second half, I remind those that want to silence us that they can’t, and that they need to surrender to the change that is coming.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
This hot mic episode goes in on the self-proclaimed arbiters of blackness and how questioning someone’s “Blackness” is inappropriate, let alone out of their lane.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this hot mic episode, I express my disdain toward the expulsion of two black men from the Tennessee House of Representatives using historical, and spiritual, context.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
This hot mic episode reflects on recent events to justify that America needs to redeem itself before it can truly rebuild into a better nation.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
This hot mic reflects on the tragic shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee and the real reason why these tragedies are allowed to happen.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Artinese Myrick, Lead Organizer for Live Free Illinois, makes the case for a permanent Office of Gun Violence Prevention to be created in the City of Chicago. This podcast also highlights the victory the Divine 9 achieved recently in the Florida Legislature.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
This hot mic episode delves into how fears and misconceptions greatly impact our politics. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
In this first episode of Season 7, I point out President Biden’s hypocrisy towards the District of Columbia and I express my disdain for anarchy and fascism being normalized in our political conversations.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
This episode talks about how Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert, made a miscalculation while trying to be an agent provocateur concerning race, and got canceled in the process. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
This hot mic episode deals with elected officials that are more concerned about entertaining than legislating, especially one in particular. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Dr. Jacqueline Battalora, author of The Birth of a White Nation, guides us through the origin of “white” in America; Dana Brownlee, author of The Unwritten Rules of Managing Up, talks about antiracism work in the workplace; Sumati Thomas, Pollster with Change Research, discusses the nuance and importance of political polling; and Dr. Sarah L. Webb, author of Corporate Colorism, explains why ending colorism is essential to ending racism.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
This hot mic episode deals with the concept of a menace to society from a black and white perspective.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
In this special episode, Rep. Michele K. Rayner-Goolsby (Florida) and Former Rep. Brenda Lopez Romero (Georgia) talk about the political climate in their respective states and how it is impacting legislation.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Robert Chelsea, the first African American male to receive a face transplant, makes an appeal for more Black organ donors; Elizabeth Leiba, author of the new book I'm Not Yelling, talks about why it was important to write this book; and Dr. Robin DiAngelo, author of the books White Fragility and Nice Racism, discusses the challenges of getting white allies to understand their role in systemic racism.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
Dr. D'Andra Orey, Political Science Professor at Jackson State University, discusses the challenges and importance of the Black Vote in this special podcast episode.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
In this jam-packed episode, Juliette Kayyem, CNN National Security Analyst, discusses recent homeland security issues; Tara Jaye Frank, DEI Consultant, talks about her new book, The Waymakers; Melba Pearson, The Resident Legal Diva, analyses recent police-involved shootings; and Ellen Buchman, CEO of The Opportunity Agenda, explains the work of her organization.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
First, Skye Ostreicher, Host of Political Personalities with Skye, tells us how she got the first interview with Congressman Santos and what we should learn from it. Then, Tanaine Jenkins, CEO of Everything I Am LLC, talks about the challenges of formerly incarcerated individuals as they try to reintegrate into society. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
In this special episode, Jacqui Patterson, Director of the Chisholm Legacy Project, and Amelia Marchand, Founder of L.I.G.H.T. Foundation, discuss the importance of environmental activism by people of color, which highlights environmental justice.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
After 15 ballots, a Speaker of the United States House of Representatives was chosen. In this episode, I do my best to explain why that happened. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
As we start the New Year, Dr. Reneé Carr, The Problem Solver, talks about the importance of psychology in creating public policy. Later, I make the case why 2023 should be the Year of Mental Health. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
As we close out 2022, Loki Mulholland, Activist and Filmmaker, explains what he views as his obligation as a storyteller through film; Dr. Ayo Sekai, Professor and Publisher of UWP Books, defines linguistic imperialism and its impact on public policy and Katherine Stewart, Author of the book, The Power Worshippers, dives into the details of religious nationalism in America.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Jennifer Taub, author of Big Dirty Money, explains the effects of white collar crime on society; Barbara Harris Combs, author of Bodies Out of Place, talks about how society seeks to control African Americans and Attorney Areva Martin gives her takes on current issues people are talking about.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Tonija Hope, Director of the Ralph Bunche International Affairs Center at Howard University, touts the importance of the Center; Marriage Counselor Chris A. Matthews explains why successful Black marriages are vital and Professor Ruth Ben-Ghiat, author of the book Strongmen, defines authoritarianism and why we need to be vigilant against it. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, Joshua Tom, Legal Director of the ACLU of Mississippi, discusses the recent legal victory in Mississippi to keep the State Legislature from funding private schools. Then, Drocella MugoreWera, The Diversity Trust Builder, explains the importance of advocacy for refugees in America. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
Attorney Patrice Sulton, Executive Director of DC Justice Lab, discusses her ground breaking work revising the District of Columbia Criminal Code; Dr. Cecelia Martin, author of the book, Incarcerated: Escaping the Prison of Your Mind, explains what TEEM Leadership is and Award-Winning Actress Victoria Rowell talks about her new film projects, as well as issues she is passionate about.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-fleming1/support
In this episode, the legendary April Reign explains how African American social media influencers, like herself, can impact future political campaigns. Next, Dr. Garen Wintemute, Director of the UC-Davis Violence Prevention Research Program, discusses the rise of political violence in America. Finally, Ianta Summers, Principal at Summers Public Affairs, talks about female political activism.
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In this episode, Attorney/Columnist Will Cooper and Minister/Activist Coach Felecia Killings give their insights into the results of the 2022 Mid Term Elections. I also interviewed Leadership Consultant Juliet Hall on her new book, Own Your Opportunities: A Story of Self-Discovery and Self-Determination.
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In this episode we address violence, particularly gun violence, in the African American community. Pastor Michael McBride, Director of the LIVE FREE Campaign, and Dr. Shani Buggs, Assistant Professor at the UC-Davis Violence Prevention Research Program, give their unique perspectives on how to end the violence.
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Christian F. Nunes, the President of the National Organization for Women (N.O.W.), discusses the importance of the 2022 Elections, as it pertains to American women and democracy itself. In the second half, I explain what Ye, Kyrie, and Paul Pelosi's alleged assailant have in common.
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In this episode, Maya Ford, Principal of FordMomentum!, talks about her unique strategies to empower the disenfranchised. Later, I make the case for the Delegate of the Cherokee Nation to be seated in Congress.
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In this episode, Collette Watson, Vice-President of Cultural Strategy for Free Press, explains the mission of Media 2070, an organization created to bring equity into media narratives. The episode concludes with my thoughts on hypocrisy in the law and order political debate.
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In this episode, Sharon Hurley Hall, co-host of the Introverted Sisters podcast, discusses her new book, I'm Tired of Racism, and the team from the Clarissa Uprooted project talks about the origins of the project and the value it serves in preserving the history of the Black community in Rochester, NY. In closing, I explain why I can't vote for Barabbus this election cycle.
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In this episode, Curtis Valentine, Founder of Real Men Teach, talks about why he started the organization and the importance of African American men in the classroom. Later, I appeal for us, as a community, to uplift Black men.
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In this episode, Larry Sharpe, host of The Sharpe Way podcast, makes the case for African American voters to choose Libertarianism and I’ll do my best to play catch-up on some of the recent hot topics.
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In this episode, Nadra Nittle, Education Reporter for the 19th, discusses the impact of legislation, designed to limit discussions on race and LGBTQ+ issues in classrooms, is having on public education. Then, Jamesa Bailey, Director of Black Campaigns at Planned Parenthood Action Fund, talks about the mobilization of African American women after the Dobbs decision, the decision that overturned Roe v. Wade. The episode closes out with a “shout out” to Gov. DeSantis.
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In this episode, the first of the 6th Season, Mississippi State Representative Chris Bell, (D-Jackson 65th Dist.), updates us on the Jackson, Mississippi Water Crisis. Later, I give my thoughts on the African Diaspora's reaction to the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
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In the aftermath of President Biden's September 1st National Address, I grapple with whether America has reached an inflection point towards white supremacy.
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In this episode, Alisha Johnson Perry, Director of Donor Programs for the Mississippi Gulf Coast Community Foundation, discusses the importance of Black Philanthropy toward building wealth and sustainability in our communities. In the spirit of giving, I also state my opinion about student loan debt forgiveness.
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This episode is commentary from my heart about recent events and the importance of voting. The survival of American Democracy is important to the survival of Africans Americans, and thus, I make that case on this podcast.
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In this episode, Coach Felecia Killings, author, minister and founder of the Conscious Conservative Movement, explains why African American voters should not put their political eggs in one basket, and Attorney Will Cooper, political columnist and author of Stress Test: How Donald Trump Threatens American Democracy, returns to the podcast to give analysis on the FBI search at Mar-A-Lago and the upcoming Midterm Congressional Elections.
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Dr. Jayne Morgan, M.D., creator of the Stairwell Chronicles and CNN Medical Contributor, updates us on our current Covid pandemic status, what monkeypox is, and explains how poverty/systemic racism creates a health disparity in America. In the second half, I do my best to explain the Inflation Reduction Act that's making its way through Congress.
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This podcast is dedicated to the legacy of Bill Russell and Nichelle Nichols, as well as to the ideal of the separation of church and state.
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On this episode, Dr. Sheena Mason, author of Theory of Racelessness, discusses her work in moving American society from the binding thoughts of "race" and racism. Also, Mark Talley, son of Geraldine Talley, talks about the advocacy work he's involved in since the May 14, 2022 Terrorist Attack at Tops Grocery Store in Buffalo, NY.
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Skye Perryman, President and CEO of Democracy Forward, discusses how we move our nation forward during this post-Roe era. Plus, I'll share my thoughts on how both political parties are missing the mark.
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The Poet Laureate of Buffalo, NY, Jillian Hanesworth, gives an update on the East Buffalo community nearly two months after the mass shooting there and talks about the honest conversations that need to happen now in her city. On the international front, Alexandria J. Maloney, President of Black Professionals in International Affairs, and Dr. Nola Haynes, Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University, discuss the Britney Griner situation and why African Americans should be concerned about what goes on around the globe.
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Gina Maria Dobson, author of Stop: Scapegoat No More, talks about her book and the impact scapegoating has had on American society. Later I express my thoughts on why this is not a "Happy 4th of July" for me.
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This episode is my observation of the US Supreme Court's Decision to repeal Roe v. Wade.
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In this episode: Annemarie Shrouder, author of Being Brown In A Black and White World, discusses inclusion and Rick Roberts, Economist and Monmouth University Professor, discusses economics. xTEK9dVFt4lauZBm16Te
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This episode is my take on the January 6th Select Committee Hearings and its ramifications.
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In this episode, Tianna Mañon, CEO of Mañon Media Management, and Comedian Kyndra Crump discusses the importance of Black Media and Black Humor, especially during these turbulent times.
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This episode centers around the idea of reform. Brian Winters, founder of An American Union, discusses political reform. Attorney and Author Mark M. Bello discusses criminal justice reform.
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The rhetoric of "Replacement Theory" cost the lives of 10 African Americans in Buffalo, NY. This episode is dedicated to them.
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In this episode, Jacquie Abram, author of the book Hush Money, defines systemic racism and shares its impact on African Americans. In the second half, I address the celebration of the death of Kevin Samuels.
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In this episode, Women’s Rights Advocate Kelsey Walker discusses the impact of recent legislation, and the upcoming Supreme Court ruling, concerning reproductive rights in America.
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Dr. Kaci Chamone, Host of Speaking Freedom Podcast, discusses her military experience and what can be done to improve the lives of America's veterans.
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This episode I discuss how demagoguery on both sides impairs our struggle to end white supremacy and how it puts us in the crosshairs of our enemies.
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In this episode Court TV expert Dr. Tracy A. Pearson explains Implicit Bias and it's impact on society, especially African-Americans. On the other side, I explain why politics should not be your moral compass.
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In this episode we are honored to have a true renaissance woman, The Rev. Dr. A. Louise Bonaparte, offer life lessons to some of this year's most compelling issues and her take on the strength of The Black Church.
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Employment expert and author Beverly A. Williams discusses strategies for Black job seekers post-Pandemic. Later I discuss the slap heard around Hollywood, as well as Black Social Media, and the end of the Black News Channel.
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Motivational Speaker Johannes Atlas discusses in this episode emotional baggage in the African-American community and the mindset to work through it.
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In this first episode of Season 5, Dr. Pamela Gurley talks about the value of Black Women pursuing political and entrepreneurial opportunities. Later, I discuss if $3.2 Billion is "the cost of doing business" when it pertains to Law Enforcement in the US.
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This episode closes out Season 4 with a warning to those who seek to suppress the rights of Americans.
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This episode features an interview with Dr. Obery Hendricks, one of the most prolific African American Christian authors, on American Spirituality, more specifically the current state and future role of the Black Church.
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This episode discusses how hard it is to dismantle white supremacy, but challenges all of us to do so.
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This episode interviews the author of the book "Stuck On The Outside", Herbert Eric Stephens, not only about his book, but his support of the former President as well. Disclaimer: Controversial theories will be discussed.
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Columnist William Cooper and Lecturer Germar Derron give their assessment on the first year of the Biden Administration. Also I give my take on SCOTUS nominations, No Knock Warrants, and Depression.
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This episode interviews Dante King, author of the new book, "The 400-Year Holocaust". Later, I discuss what the potential impact of the book may be toward race relations in America.
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This episode has an interview with Marc Cayce, owner of Foremost Entertainment, and the director of the movie "Flint Tale" to discuss the movie and its impact. I also offer my take on some current political events.
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An Interview with Michael Fosberg, creator of the play, "Incognito, An American Odyssey Of Race And Self Discovery", discussing the challenges of honest racial dialogue in America. I also shared my realization about racial reconciliation.
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This episode looks at where we are as a nation, one year after the January 6, 2021 Insurrection.
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This episode is my wish for the upcoming year, 2022.
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Calvin Correli, Founder and CEO of Simplero, discusses his vision for rebuilding America, and I offer my opinion about the setback to the Build Back Better legislation.
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An Interview with Immigration expert and activist Tahmina Watson, host of Tahmina Talks Immigration, to discuss the challenges to our immigration system.
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All political eyes will be on the State of Georgia in 2022. This episode explains the importance of African Americans in this upcoming Georgia election cycle.
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This episode summarizes the recent actions of the Rittenhouse acquittal, the Arbrey murder trial, and the Jones sentence commutation.
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This episode deciphers the truth about the results of the 2021 Election cycle, as it relates to the African American electorate.
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This episode briefly discusses the root causes of our anger and our feeling of disrespect in America, as well as a solution to it.
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Election Day, the first Tuesday in November, is our annual Day of Hope. It is the day we determine who will govern us. This episode addresses why elections are vitally important for African Americans to participate in.
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Several African Americans have moved out of the United States to have a better life. Many African American workers would rather work from home than go back to an office environment they are uncomfortable in. They have disengaged. Is disengagement a viable option to combat systemic racism? This episode delves into that argument.
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The death of Colin Powell was a great loss. But more importantly, are African Americans, and the nation as a whole, losing overall daily? This episode addresses the issue of our current state of losing.
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Jon Gruden and Dave Chappelle are under fire for what they said. Should we be under fire for how we critique/condemn them? This episode addresses that question.
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Sage Steele stated that she was intrigued that former President Barack Obama identified as Black, and that touched off a firestorm. This episode delves into why identity, race, gender and political party, is such a sensitive but worthwhile topic to dialogue about.
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The tragedy of Gabby Petito has brought up the controversy of missing women of color who don't get the same national spotlight. Many believe that people of color are genuinely devalued and therefore their lives, and their misfortunes, don't matter. This episode addresses that belief.
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The recent surge of Haitian immigrants seeking entry into the United States has produced some horrible images. Will those images lead to a better immigration policy? A better diplomatic relationship with Haiti? Should we even make images like that viral at all? This episode addresses all those questions.
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The Owens-Klacik feud struck a nerve. This episode explains why and further makes the argument that we don't have time for these feuds.
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For the first time, the white American population has dropped below 60 percent. What does that mean for African-Americans and other people of color? This episode attempts to address that.
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Why does the fall of Governor Cuomo and the Fall of Kabul, Afghanistan have an impact on African-Americans? This episode tries to answer that question.
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This episode gives insight to the challenges of being a black candidate for statewide office and how to overcome them.
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This episode challenges African Americans to build on the promises made in 2020 to them.
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This episode deals with how the current crisis in Haiti and the protests in Cuba relates to our struggle for freedom in the United States.
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This episode, in light of the recent SCOTUS ruling to weaken the 1965 Voting Rights Act, is my last appeal to Congress for passage of the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and the For the People Act.
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There are three fundamentals for African American political leaders, or aspiring political leaders, to adhere to. This episode delves into them.
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We are thankful for the new holiday, but we, African Americans, need so much more. This episode lays out what we need.
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This episode discusses the possibility of a race war in the United States based on the actions of a few stoking the fires for many.
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Two US Senators are stonewaling democracy by holding on to the romantic notion of bipartisanship through maintaining the fillibuster. This episode explains why keeping the filiibuster in not only hinders democracy but it is not even a legit parlimentary procedure.
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This epsiode reminds us of another time in American history when a political party became irrelevant, with additional discussions about Ms. Osaka and the Tulsa Race Massacre.
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This episode discusses the impact the power of image has on African Americans as we mark the one-year anniversary of George Floyd's death.
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There are two pieces of Federal legislation that are waiting for passage in the United States Senate that will protect our right to vote, and thus protect America. This podcast discusses those bills and their historical imporatnce.
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The House Republican Caucus is going to strip Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY01) of her leadership position because she will not support The Big Lie. In this podcast, I discuss why she should have never given them the satisfaction and how we, the American people, can end further GOP self-destruction.
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It seems that more than Senator Scott believes that America is not a racist nation. They are also wrong and I'll defend that position further in this podcast, which talks about history and critical race theory.
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United States Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) said recently that "America is not a racist nation." In this episode I discuss why that is a disingenuous statement and what he should have said.
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Derek Chauvin has been found guilty in the murder of George Floyd. What now? I discuss why this event can be a true beginning for African Americans to end systematic racism.
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Were you taught that a nation of believers would be divided? Could you conceive that non-believers are doing the spiritual work of a nation? This episode discusses this very phenomenon in our society.
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By 2040, People of Color will be the majority population in the United States. The question is, are People of Color, especially African-Americans, ready to assume the mantle of leadership being in the majority entails? This episode gives my answer to that question.
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This episode discusses the recent mass shootings and the current legislation dealing with voter suppression.
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While we are in the midst of a massive rollout of a vaccine for COVID-19, what we really need in America is a vaccine to end white supremacy. We'll discuss why in this podcast.
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This episode discusses why some think it is bolder to exclude people from the democratic process rather than include them.
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This episode discusses the "ebb and flow" of seeking racial harmony in this nation, highlighting Coca-Cola and the Atlanta Dream.
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What fuels white supremacy in America? Lost Cause Mythology. This episode discusses its history and dangerous impact on American politics.
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Can the GOP re-establish its true self in the post-Trump era? In this episode I offer some suggestions towards that.
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Can we fight for the soul of America when we have so many battles internally to fight?
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My first podcast episode of the third season discusses why we should not spend our energy on Congresswoman Greene and her ilk.
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What would Dr. King on his 92nd birthday say about where we are now? This episode discusses how his presence is missed at this juncture in history.
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January 6, 2021 was a terrible moment in American history, but an even worse moment led to that moment. The podcast discusses this in detail.
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This episode asks the question how African Americans will proceed in this new America created on November 3, 2020
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The topics of accountability, dictatorship and injustice are covered in this podcast.
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This episode delves into what we are truly dealing with as a nation and how we can fix it.
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What will be the legacy of the year 2020 as it relates to African-Americans? I discuss some possible answers to that question in this episode.
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This episode delves into why black dollars should matter and make a difference.
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This episode delves into Maya Moore's sacrifice and the sacrifice of African-Americans in the 244-year history of this nation.
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This episode delves into the myth of rugged individualism and how that philosophy is detrimental in the age of Covid-19
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This episode my friend the Rev. Rickey Jennings interviews me on political topics while live on Facebook.
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This episode seeks to explain why the death of George Floyd has had such an impact on our lives
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The State Flag of Mississippi is going to change. I discuss my thoughts about this historic event and where do we go from here.
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How we deal with death in our community
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Tired ranting about what is going on in our community of people
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This episode discusses NASCAR and Mississippi during this post-George Floyd period.
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This episode delves into the Tulsa rally and Bolton's endorsement of Biden
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This is the first podcast episode of the second season, recalling what has happened until now.
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This podcast gives one last blast towards 2019 and explains the new format for the podcast in 2020
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My take on the Colin Kaepernick "tryout".
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In this upcoming election, where is, or what it, the Black Agenda? I explain why we are a long way from that.
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My take on Impeachment inquiries and freedom of expression at colleges and baseball stadiums
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Should the press continue to cover President Trump? I explain why they should.
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On this the 75th podcast, I talk about a subject near and dear to my core.
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Why does our president double down on his mistakes instead of owning up to them?
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My take on the death of Elijah Cummings and if there are any future leaders on the horizon.
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I take exception to two black persons I respect and admire.
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My take on why black lives, at all ages, should matter to everyone, especially black people.
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A busy day that may symbolize a major point of transition concerning the Trump administration, as well as, American politics.
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People are turning against Trump based on polls and his actions. I express my take on this development.
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My take on the recent challenges between China and the US
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The title says it all
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Crazy can have their say, but crazy can’t govern. I explain why.
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Some reflections about partisanship and self-preservation
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My personal reflection on courtroom hugs and bullying
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My take on why accountability is important for democracy and justice.
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What is going on in Dallas, Texas? No, I’m not talking about the Cowboys; I’m talking about trials and churches...
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A little background to add substance to the discussion of the impeachment of the President. Yes that was a run-on sentence.
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Republicans in Congress that want to defend the indefensible don’t care about us or the safety of the nation. Hear my call to action.
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My take on what is really going on behind this impeachment inquiry
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As the end of the Trump presidency draws nigh, the President makes one last stand for nationalism.
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Yet more reasons why the Trump administration should be one-term
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My takes on why we should be engaged and tolerant in America
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My take on the Canadian PM’s troubles
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The title is self explanatory, Mr. President (and friends). This is my take on the Trump Hypocrisy.
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The swamp has not been drained and low unemployment hasn’t earned our loyalty. Despite that, the President believes otherwise. I explain why that is bad political strategy for him.
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My concerns about our troubled youth and homelessness
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My take on the new GOP faces and the new Middle East crisis
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Boldness is the theme for this podcast as I predict who will be the next POTUS
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We hit a milestone. Thanks for your support. Tell others to subscribe via Apple, Google or Spotify. Oh, I do have some takes as well...
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My remembrance of 9/11 and my take on the N.C. 9 House race.
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I have two more reasons to prove President Trump is a racist.
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The title explains itself. State of Anger is where America is, State of Hope is where we should be.
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End of the podcast week clarifications and commentary
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Our president has hit a new low. I’ll discuss it on this episode
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My take on responsible gun legislation and emoluments
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Some Tuesday motivation in the midst of these times
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Twitter wars and more unequal police treatment are discussed
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My take on why there are GOP defectors in the Trump era
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I give three examples of why Donald Trump has bad timing...on everything
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Words of encouragement and inspiration
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My take on the new food craze and the new presidential candidate
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My take on why black people need to respect and fight for each other
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My take on players beefing with Jay Z and the President referring to himself as the Chosen One
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Can Trump be defeated, especially if any American votes for him no matter what happens
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My take on the officer who killed Eric Garner and sarcasm about American legitimacy
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My take on the treatment of Native Americans and the challenge to end white supremacy
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My further take on the Tlaib controversy and Moscow Mitch strikes again
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This episode talks about Israel’s denial of two congresswomen to visit and Rep. King’s sequel of idiotic remarks
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My take on Chris Cuomo’s “fight” and Stacey Abrams launching Fair Fight
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The title is self-explanatory for this podcast episode
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My takes on Epstein’s suicide and Carlson’s “idiotic” remarks
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Why is Congress on vacation? Why call out companies supporting Trump? Are we wasting our time being concerned?
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My take on the largest immigration raid in American history
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This episode delves into how two recent actions show how out of touch some of us are concerning the current national divide.
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My take on latest news from Texas and Ohio
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Episode in the wake of the latest mass shootings
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This episode highlights the results of several polls revealed this week.
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My take on the Democratic CNN Debates from Detroit. Yes, winners and losers.
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My latest take on gun violence and political discourse
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My personal conclusive take on Baltimore, the debates and true loyalty
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The president has struck again, another African-American congressional leader catches his wrath. I have a take on that.
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I highlight a couple of examples of how accepted double standards make it tough on White people in America.
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My thoughts concluding some current events.
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My immediate takes on Special Counsel Mueller testifying to two House Committees.
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Politics is about perception, and bad looks, as well as not being prepared, can create bad perceptions.
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Is it alright to verbally assault a pregnant woman about the express lane? Is it alright to refer to racism as patriotism? We'll discuss.
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An episode of clarification and suggestion.
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Trump rallies, Puerto Rican protests and a failed attempt at impeachment are discussed.
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My take on politicians being alone with women and who I wouldn't be alone with.
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A response to the GOP House Leadership assertions that President Trump' s tweets were not racist.
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My take on the President's racist comments and the lack of criticism about them.
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My take on the feud between Democrats in the US House of Representatives.
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This episode talks about division in the black community and why we can't be divided anymore.
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This episode explores how identity affects Americans, especially one in particular.
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We talk about the audacity of power as it relates to the Jeffrey Epstein case.
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A celebratory analysis of the USA’s World Cup triumph and why Speaker Pelosi will never hold an impeachment hearing.
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An assessment of the current controversies associated with the holiday commemorating the birth of the United States of America.
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This episode delves into my personal experience and thoughts on the United States' immigration dilemma.
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The validation of a successful Harris campaign and of reparations for African-Americans are discussed.
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This is the introductory podcast to give a sense of the style and substance of the podcast from this point forward.
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