Positive Isn't Popular Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The Positive Isn't Popular Podcast discusses topics concerning the black community. Hosted by K. Wilson, David 2K, and Yendi.
With Yendi out, David and Kenny discuss being approached and helping people in public. They also announce the the restructuring of the podcast.
The Team define the different types of financial aid and its role in higher education with students, parents, and colleges.
The Crew discuss recent movies created by black writers and actors, and the current state of black films.
The Team discusses how students identify with themselves, their peers, and their surroundings in higher education.
The crew discuss the concept of judging people based on appearance, and first impressions.
The Crew chats with renowned author Gem C. Collie. She is the writer of the books The Damsel in Dis-Stress and The War in the Heavens: Breaking the Chain of Generational Curses.
The Crew discuss the dangers of artificial intelligence, and it's current impact on culture.
The Crew give an update on Yendi's jury duty situation, and discuss how podcasting has changed over the recent years.
The Team is back from their vacation! They discuss post-high school graduation plans, and transitioning into college.
The Crew is back from vacation! They discuss some of the events that took place during their break, including the SCOTUS affirmative action ruling.
The Team discuss graduation season, and how schools and families can support new graduates.
The Crew discuss why people feel the need to respond to criticism from strangers and trolls on the internet.
The Team discuss the importance of extra curricular activities, and how they complement the education experience.
The team discusses the importance of building strong relationships between teachers, students, parents, and administrators in the education system.
The Crew discuss upcoming changes to the podcast, and the upcoming Freaknik documentary.
The Crew discusses the standards and accountability of black celebrities, compared to their white counterparts.
The Team discuss testing, and how it affects black and brown students in the educational system.
The Crew discuss sex education in schools, and how parents handle "the talk" with their children.
The Crew discuss Women's History Month, and highlight their most influential black women of the current times.
The Team discuss the roles and significance of administrators and the educators in our school systems.
The Crew discuss the physical and mental risks professional athletes take for money and fame.
The Crew discuss the importance of good friends and surrounding yourself with positive people.
The Crew discusses the topic of posting pictures of significant others on social media, and its correlation to modern relationships.
The Team discuss enrollment in schools, and its importance to the black and brown communities.
The Crew discuss the ongoing feud between black men and black women, in regards to relationships and accountability.
Positive Isn't Popular Podcast presents: Education is the Key!In this new segment of the Positive Isn't Popular Podcast, hosts Kenneth Wilson, Tamesha Allen, and Andrea Thomas discuss the definition of education.
The Crew discuss phrases, trends, and behaviors black culture should stop doing in 2023.
The Crew discuss how our culture and belief systems effect how we handle information. Kenny also shares his latest "Positive Story of the Week."
K. Wilson interviews bestselling author Charles Woods, and the authors of the upcoming book Concrete Connections.
The Crew discuss how money and materialism are used to maintain division in the black community.
The Crew discuss the fictional country of Wakanda, and it's importance on black culture.
K. Wilson interviews longtime friend of the show show Chip Baker, and the authors of the upcoming book The Impact of Influence Vol. 5.
The Positive Isn't Popular Podcast debuts Tuesday November 8th, as the re-brand of the Community Coalition Show. Join hosts K. Wilson, David 2K, and Yendi as we continue to discuss topics concerning the black community.