
This is a podcast from Joshua Amo and Nate Kelton where we will discuss topics from politics, racial injustice, music, climate change, and many other things.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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We're back! Did it take us a while to record and publish this? Yes. Are we gonna do better? Absolutely! In this episode, we discuss Uvalde and the overall gun culture in the United States.
In our first rebranded episode we discuss Simone Biles, Naomi Osaka, and give our opinions on the pressure of the Olympics.
In this episode, we discuss the racial and economic inequities that exist in k-12 and higher education. In addition to our personal experiences with education and how to make education more affordable and accessible to individuals of disadvantaged ba... more
This episode will be a more opinionated episode where we talk about police brutality and what we think needs to be done to stop it
In this episode, we talk about some of our favorite artists, their contributions to society, and overall how their music makes us feel.
In this episode, we dive into how social media and the alt-right are connected, where we see it today, and how these connections came to be
In this episode, we discuss some of our favorite artists. The power that their music and the vital contributions they have to aid in both positive and negative aspects of life.
Hi Guys, Happy Black History Month! For our final project in Psychology of Race, we discussed the white savior complex and how it negatively influences our society and communities. We address the current history of the issue while providing solutions... more










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