
Welcome to The JAAM hosted by JJ, Allen, Abee, and Matt
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 82 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsSociety & Culture | |||

We've been gone for TWO WEEKS but we're back! We went to Memphis for the 1000 miles march, came back to the home town Chicago for the Black and Bronze fest and now we get to tell yall all about it! We also talk about our mental health and dealing wit... more
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These humans are amazing. Funny. Smart and so incisive. As an elder auntie I am completely here for what these young ones are up to.
I’m probably not who this podcast was created for, but that’s exactly why I keep listening. I think it’s important to hear conversations outside our own circles.
What surprised me most is how much common ground I found. Maybe not on every issue, but on the things that matter most, integrity, family, fairness, and wanting a better future, we’re a lot closer than I expected.
You don’t have to agree with someone 100% to learn from them. Sometimes just listening reminds you that people are more al... more
These guys come in with such nuanced and intelligent takes, and put into words the connections between the many systemic issues and the fact that they are by design within the modern political system. The joy they find in each others company is absolutely infectious and their no holds barred commentary is the best in the game. I can’t wait to see where they end up going in life because I have no doubt that they are absolute powerhouses. #JaamTalks
I just found this podcast and honestly, I love all of it. I love the perspective, the honesty, and most of all I love the rage!
Thank you for educating others!
Yall are some smart young brothers keep getting better 🫡
Much love from Baltimore
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A lively, high-energy group discussion that blends politics, culture, and current events through a youthful, Black-voiced lens. Conversations span policy, media, race, and grassroots organizing, often with sharp humor and no-holds-barred takes. Noteworthy are the strong emphasis on integrity over performative action, engagement with activism, and a knack for connecting pop culture to systemic issues, which can appeal to listeners who want thoughtful critique delivered with personality.
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