Minority Korner

Election day happened and we talk about all the exciting things happening, and why ya’ll need to VOTE! TI knows way too much about his daughter’s hymen...

We are passing the baton, we have our new co-host Glory Mora jumping in! We review our two hottest Korners of the past 100 episodes! Plus James' halloween costume: kitty man and Glroy's... Pilgrim lady? Was Glory a model for the House of Dereon? Was Charmed a good enough show to warrant a cult following? Get ready to have your childhood burst as James dives into Disney's top 5 racist rides. Nnekay's exposes the racist undertones of Marry Poppins. All this and more!

James enlightens us about Black Herman the hottest Black magician this side of the Harlem Renaissance. Then Nnekay has a GIGANTIC announcement- and the winder twins look back at 200 episodes and 4 years a of fun.

Nnekay is talking about all those amazing teen activist that are out there trying to change the world. James has been traveling! He's talking us through Slave Play, The African American History Museum, and Madonna.

Nnekay stops on by One Bad Mother and has an honest conversation about motherhood, being a new mother, and about biases affecting African American maternal mortality rates and librarians on the front lines of the war on facts. Do we have too specific ideas of what a librarian is? Nnekay goes over the history of how MK came to be, and how other celebrities are making Podcasting more chic, but we've been in the game along time. Also, James went to Madonna's very intimate tour Madame X.

Glory's back sitting in the co-host chair as our unofficial astrologist. Glory saw 'Hustlers' and she has notes- why is it getting Oscar buzz? Billy Porter and Michelle Williams are inspiring us at the Emmys! Is Mayor Pete Gay enough? Oakland's Gay men's chorus office was vandalized. We dip into random/weird LGBT history facts. Glory, our resident astrologist lets us know that it's Libra Season and what we can expect. Water signs it's going to be a bumpy season- so find the balance!

We're talking about SNL's latest hired (now fired) cast member: Shane Gillis. Chelsea Handler's new documentary "Hello, It's Me Privilege," out on Netflix, and according to James it is mandatory viewing for white folks. Did the new 'Knives Out Trailer' give out too much of it's plot? In the main event Nnekay digs into call out culture: 6 Signs that Your Callout is About Ego and not Accountability. James is still in the past with some Queer History facts!

Clowns! They're everywhere w/ Halloween and IT, the Wonder Twins are not here for it! They figure out the real meaning behind a popular 90s dance jam, surprise: it's nasty. James saw Oklahoma! a dark take on this modern musical. A rise in violence against LGBTQ folks. Is the economy really booming in Trump's America? N Carolina State Reps did something shitty to get bills paid on 9/11...

The Wonder Twins are back person to person! Nnekay noticed a problem with Missy Elliot's VMA performance. The twins are having wild dreams. Jay-Z sure did step in it this week with Colin Kaepernick and the NFL, Is he shcukin' and jivin, or jumping into the arena? Nnekay stops the rumor mill for Representative Illhan Omar, breaking down her heroic story, truly representing the American Dream, and the work she's done, and what she's been up against...

Leave a message at the Minority Korner Beep! The wonder twins are still separated by land, and sea! James calls Nnekay and goes over his woes of being old/out of touch with the VMA's. D23 Happened, one of the Koch brothers died and James is conflicted on how to respond. The Glow Up did a great deep dive into why we still have unequal pay for women of color. Nnekay hops on the horn and tries to give James a call to tell him all about how the Amazon is burning, and what we can do to help!