”The Semi-Social Life of a Black Introvert” is a captivating podcast hosted by an educator, hip-hop nerd, and professional people-watcher who explores the unique experiences, challenges, and triumphs of living as a Black introvert in an ever-changing America.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 6 days 21 hours 4 minutes
episode 110: Episode 53: Yo, Chill: Self-Care In The Storm
With everything going on in the world right now, I think we need a breather or a halftime. Let's chill for a minute and refresh our mind, body, and soul. Let's talk about finding beauty in the ugliness of life, the leadership roles of the wise, and the reasons that finding your chill will help you cool down in a hot summer.
episode 106: Food for Thought: Volume 46
The first half of 2020 has been a trial...get ready for the triumph. Let's discuss the ills of honesty, navigating America's lies, and the reasons why "stand your ground" is remix that progressive leaders must vibe to.
episode 109: Podcast Extras: Tears For Toyin
On this Father's Day, I express my grief and heartache over the death of Oluwatoyin (Toyin) Salau, a 19 year-old social activist who was murdered in Tallahassee, Florida. #riptoyin
episode 108: Podcast Extras: Song 33
Noname, the subject of J. Cole's new single, "Snow On The Bluff", dropped "Song 33", her response to his track. This is hip-hop. Let's discuss the difference between a diss and a disagreement, how to live in the gray area, and reasons to see the vision in a world of division.
episode 107: Podcast Extras: Snow On The Bluff
J. Cole's new single, "Snow On The Bluff", has created both positive reviews and negative feedback. Let’s discuss the wisdom of Black women, vulnerability of Black men, and the for communication for Black people.
episode 105: Episode 52:
For this episode, no title was necessary. This episode is a cathartic release of my 35 years living as a Black man in America. Let's talk about Black tees, the fear of the Black 'fro, and the addictive nature of systemic privilege.
episode 101: Podcast Extras: The NFL Has Some Explaining To Do...
Are you ready for some football?!?! I'm not. Let's talk about how the NFL is capitalizing off of the knee that Officer Chauvin placed violently on the neck of George even though they admonished the knee the Colin Kaepernick placed peacefully on the ground.
episode 103: Food for Thought: Volume 45
Don't be good...be great. In this episode, let's discuss cultivating a mentality of expected greatness, the strength of Black SHEroes, and the reasons why leaders never settle down.
episode 102: Episode 51: Cry, Sis: A Message To Darnella Frazier & All Of The Women Of Color That Have Had To Mourn
Lost in the George Floyd murder was the innocence of Darnella Frazier, who bravely recorded his last minutes of life. Let's talk about the strength of Black women, the hurt of the Black family, and the reasons why we all need to say a prayer for Darnella. #DarnellaStrong
episode 95: Podcast Extras: Leaving Wakanda
I recorded this about a month ago and the words still ring true. Wakanda is a hard place to leave, especially if you have to go back to work.