Bresha Webb, Babyface A Puppy And Failing Politics
Babyface
Babyface is a legend. Songwriter, producer, singer—he’s made lots of the greatest songs of the past few decades. We talk about music—how this obsession started, how he makes it, and a deep look into some of the songs he’s made.
Build The Service You Need - Raine Madhi
Raine Madhi is the founder of ZipFox–along with a laundry list of other businesses he’s created since childhood, like selling donuts at school–a company he was inspired to create after a series of harsh burns from faulty product distributors and a scam that lost him $20,000 dollars and some customers. He set out to build the service he needed when he started out, and he can see now he accomplished exactly that.
Why Politics Is Failing
Esteemed Political professor and author of the new book "Why Politics Fail", Ben Ansell, joins democracyish to discuss why our collective desires are being thwarted by our individual needs.
The Burning Of Tulsa’s Black Wall Street Was A Defining Moment In U.S. History — But Its Story Didn’t End There
Throwback Spotlight
Bresha Webb - I’m Like A Puppy
During this very recent episode that we are throwing back to, Bresha Webb is the most hilarious person I know. She’s a comedic actress currently starring in Run the World on Starz and she’s a longtime stand-up and I struggled to keep it together during this conversation because she’s so funny.
Media Terrorism
Mainstream media continues to cower to online white nationalist terrorism leaving those seeking to do real journalism left to fend for themselves or quit the profession altogether. We dive deep on this episode about what each of us can do in our own corners of the universe to fight back.
What We Are Loving
Adell Is Loving Young Famous And African On Netflix.
Im not just here for the drama though it is crazy, but the fashion, and the beautiful people thriving in the diaspora.
Fun Fact
Some ants can lift 20x their body weight.
Story From History
This week in history: On June 13, 2023, the Supreme Court upheld the Indian Child Welfare Act, giving preference to Native tribes when it comes to the adoption of Native American children.