"Your current top black podcasts 2018" Wed May-16-18 03:51 PM by double negative
criteria, either hosted by black people, featuring a ton of black guests (like the champs) or focused on black topics/racial inequality
WAS:
The Black guy who tips Mogul (RIP) Another Round 2DQ Rise and Grind (eh.) Cape Up The Read Denzel Washington is the Greatest Actor of All Time. Period. Pod Save the People. Drink Champs
CURRENTLY:
The Daily Zeitgest (aight, black adjacent - cohost is black and they have a lot of black guests) The Nod Bodega Boys Culture Kings Yo, Is This Racist? Codeswitch
So i'm smokin on this cactus, bangin Fat Patrick hustla til i die baby grindin like a savage pimp game sweet, breakin ankles and feet cuz these hoes break they toes til they job complete
6. "The Toure Show....Still Processing." In response to Reply # 0
Culture Kings The Nod Code Switch Microphone Check (no longer on Stitcher) Bodega Boys The Brilliant Idiots Drink Champs Deeply Misunderstood ---------------------------------------
10. "I respect the hell outta this sister, man" In response to Reply # 9
doing hard Black politics and economics, twice a week, just outta love? DOPE AF If you dig her, check out Champagne Sharks podcast. they're more media criticism and analysis, but still good
You take the blue pill, the story ends. You wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill, you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.
28. "oh, whoops, never answered this..." In response to Reply # 13
i've talked about this to death on here before buuuuuuut
I think i stopped liking it when they made the podcast their day job and the first 30 minutes was just them covering sponsors and talking to the community - I like shows but I'm not about to go deep into a podcast community - just give me the content and fuck off
they had tooooooo many inside jokes and I understand the format is one designed to be on in the background while you're at work at like the warehouse but, again, I prefer a focused format
15. "The Joe Budden Podcast/The Right Time w/ Bomani Jones" In response to Reply # 0
I know people shit on Joe Budden podcast but listening to him, Rory, Mal and Parks go back and forth is like a weekly barbershop appointment. Politically incorrect and hilarious as shit.
Bomani's show is my sports fix, drops twice a week and has interview guests.
22. "seems like RIP Another Round too (for a while)" In response to Reply # 0 Sat May-19-18 12:31 PM by astralblak
it was the best thing not named Bodega Boys IMO
Drink Champs is awesome and glad it's on Revolt
I like Politically Reactive with Kamu and Hari when they got the right guest, which by the way the one with Neil DG Tyson was OD weird and funny and informative
25. "Pod Save the People is incredible." In response to Reply # 0
It's the best way to explain 'cism and modern angst to white people/black children without preaching.
It's politics from a contemporary black perspective without the malarky.
Good to see Deray getting his message out and he made a great point on his last episode: these children growing up now are going to raise hell when they become adults... Republican party is in trouble as they age.
You can find them on iTunes (I think) and Google Play.
Two young-ish Black men talk about issues relating to positive and problematic aspect of the intersection of race and gender.
I've been peeping them for about six months now and the show's pretty informative for me. I'm not able to find time to do deep dives into gender related books so these podcasts serve as a survey into gender and race.
You Good, Man is centered around monologues from a psychotherapist / motivational speaker. His topics center around masculinity, mental health, and fatherhood. The shows are about 40 minutes but go by fairly quickly.
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