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Who Really Pays the Trump Tariffs? Prices, Jobs, and the Trade War Ripple Effects
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-za7jd-1a5e380 If you’ve ever looked at a receipt and thought, why does everything feel more expensive? This episode peels back the slogans to show how tariffs work in practice: they’re a tax at the border paid by importers, passed through the supply chain, and often landing on American households. Using clear examples—from washing machines to […]
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Mar 21 min read
Pam Bondi’s House Testimony and the Fight for DOJ Accountability
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-m2rsg-1a45850 Attorney General Pam Bondi’s House Judiciary hearing devolved from routine oversight into a confrontation when she refused to apologize to Jeffrey Epstein survivors, dismissed their presence as “theatrics,” and repeatedly deflected on the department’s handling of millions of pages of Epstein-related materials. The exchange underscores wider concerns about DOJ independence, alleged over-redaction and privacy […]
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Feb 131 min read
Accountability Deferred Pam Bondi Hearing
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-8jw2e-1a4577d Pam Bondi testified before Congress and it was a heated exchange
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Feb 131 min read
Until the Well Runs Dry: A Survival Guide for Black Mental Health
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-wap5h-1a43dba Wayne A. Ince’s Until the Well Runs Dry names lives lost to mental health crises and exposes how stigma, historical distrust, and a broken response system force Black people into deadly choices between suffering alone or seeking help that harms. Drawing on his own experience as a Black veteran and advocate, the book offers […]
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Feb 121 min read
The Ghost of Eugenics: When a Meme Reopens Scientific Racism’s Wounds
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-hbvui-1a430d9 On Feb. 6, 2026, a short Truth Social video—mostly recycling false 2020-election claims—ended with a two-second flash of Barack and Michelle Obama’s faces pasted onto apes while “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” played. Those two seconds matter because they draw on a long history of dehumanizing imagery rooted in eugenics and scientific racism. For more […]
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Feb 111 min read
Until the Well Runs Dry: Breaking Silence on Black Mental Health and PTSD
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-zjr58-1a3bf82 This episode confronts the mental health crisis in Black America head-on, exploring how stigma, historical betrayal, and broken systems leave people suffering — and sometimes dead — when help should arrive. The host draws on lived experience in the Air Force and in care to explain why silence and force have become deadly responses. […]
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Feb 101 min read
From Threads to Change: Social Justice Discussions That Actually Move People
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-cjan4-1a3f71a This episode explains how to pick forum discussion topics that invite depth, center lived experience, and move communities from talk to action. It shows how to balance relevance, inclusivity, and depth while framing open-ended questions that encourage strategy, stories, and solution-building. It also covers how to keep conversations respectful and productive—clear guidelines, active listening, […]
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Feb 91 min read
Breaking Ranks: What This Site Tells Us About the Show
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-4bwc7-1a3c34d You ever land on a website and, within ten seconds, you can tell what the creators are aiming for—even if you haven’t read a single full article yet? That’s what I want to explore today, using the kind of information you see on a podcast and blog homepage: the menus, the categories, the featured […]
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Feb 64 min read
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