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The Deserving Mercy PodcastEpisode 15: Recap- A look backThis is a great episode especially for listeners who haven’t listened to every episode. I talk about each episode starting from the very beginning. If you haven’t listened yet or if this is your first time listening, hopefully this particular episode will motivate you to do so.
2020-08-1633 min
The Deserving Mercy PodcastEpisode 14: In collaboration with Diary of a Mad Black Man PodcastThis episode includes an interview that I was guest featured on. Diary of a Mad Black Man is a podcast created and hosted by Blake Johnson. We talked about my book, the back story behind it, mental health aspect, etc.
To check out Diary of a Mad Black Man Podcast, please visit: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/diary-of-a-mad-black-man/id1485106372
Social media handles: @diaryofambm
2020-08-0751 min
The Deserving Mercy PodcastEpisode 13: GeeChee Talk with Deek J SmallsOn this episode, I had a chance to discuss GeeChee/Gullah language and culture with comedian actor Deek J Smalls. If you're someone who's not familiar with Charleston, South Carolina or interested in learning about GeeChee culture and Gullah people, please listen to this special episode of the Deserving Mercy Podcast.
2020-08-0249 min
Diary of a Mad Black ManDE 47: Podcasting and Collaborating with Deserving Mercy [Series Finale]Author of Deserving Mercy, Ludrick Rell C. Cooper, joins me in the final episode of the Podcasting and Collaborating Series. Deserving Mercy is a book about a black college student who is charged with a serious crime while casually hanging out with friends in his dorm. A story I can relate to; one that is important to understand, especially during these trying times.
This is the final episode of the podcasting and collaborating series. This particular episode is not necessarily about podcasting, but more focused on the book, Deserving Mercy. It was an honor to meet Ludrick...
2020-07-2852 minThe Deserving Mercy PodcastEpisode 12: When They See Us Film ReviewMore so like a movie recap instead. The topic of being black and wrongfully accused shown in another film, When They See Us, directed by Ava DuVernay premiered last summer 2019. So many different emotions can be discovered while watching this film series. I expressed the back stories as well as the emotions within this film. It is definitely a story worth learning...
2020-07-2730 minThe Deserving Mercy PodcastEpisode 11: Just Mercy Film ReviewIn this episode, I discuss the film Just Mercy starring Michael B Jordan and legendary Jamie Foxx. This is a film about a black man who was wrongfully accused and convicted of a crime, which he did not commit. The wrongful accusation was motivated through racism costing him six years of his life awaiting death row. For more information on this podcast, please follow @Deserving Mercy on Facebook.
2020-07-2031 minThe Deserving Mercy PodcastEpisode X: UntitledOn this episode, I answered some of the questions that were sent to the Deserving Mercy Facebook page. Please check out to hear what questions were asked and listen to responses. Also, at the end of this episode, I have a special surprise for someone. Please tune in.
2020-06-2833 minThe Deserving Mercy PodcastEpisode IX: The Brian Banks StoryRecently, I watched a film called, "The Brian Banks Story. This film is based on a true story about NFL player Brian Banks. Just like me, Banks was wrongfully accused of a serious crime that he did not commit. It took a lot of hard work and patience for him to clear name and record to be exonerated. It was not at all easy for him to do so. This movie along with many others out there, tells the story of how crooked the judicial system can be especially for young men of color.
2020-06-2130 min
The Deserving Mercy PodcastEpisode VIII: Black Athletes in HBCUsThis episode is a lot different from the last episodes. On this podcast, I discuss my thoughts on a very trending topic especially during these high climate times as it relates to what's been going on so far as the killing of unarmed black men due to harassment from police. That trending topic is black athletes going to HBCUs(HIstorically Black Colleges and/or Universities) rather than attending a PWI(Predominantly White Institution). It all makes sense when you think of peacefully protesting...
2020-06-1535 minThe Deserving Mercy PodcastEpisode VII: 475, 432 Questions Part 2This is a continuation from the previous episode.
2020-06-0747 min
The Deserving Mercy PodcastEpisode VI: 475, 432 Questions Part 1One of my fraternity LBs(Line Brothers) recently purchased my book. However, he had no clue of how being a felon affected my life as a college student and graduate. He literally texted me and said that he had 475, 432 questions to ask me. At that moment, I knew I had to invite him on the podcast to dive in more of my situation.
2020-06-0735 min2020-06-071h 04
The Deserving Mercy PodcastEpisode IV: I Gotta Testify Part 1In this episode, I go a little deep behind the inspiration of what inspired me to write the short film, which led to me writing the book, and finally producing this podcast. Also, I take listeners on an emotional journey of what it felt like when I was personally wrongfully accused and convicted for a crime that I did not commit as a college student at an HBCU.
2020-06-0743 min
The Deserving Mercy PodcastEpisode III: Meet Dr Dunn featuring Steven DunnIn my book Deserving Mercy, I created two characters. Steve, who Jamal met while in custody at the detention center and Dr Dunn, who was a professor at Bazemore College. I personally met Mr Steven Dunn about two years ago. He knew that I was writing this book. He always encouraged me during my process of writing and getting the book published. Well, it didn't dawned on me that I had named two characters after him till reading my book after being published. This was shocking to me but also a revelation.
Mr Steven Dunn is a retire...
2020-06-0727 min2020-06-0500 min
The Deserving Mercy PodcastEpisode II: Pardons and ExpungementsOn this episode, I talk about two things that someone with a misdemeanor or felony on their record will need in order to clear themselves from their past. Those two things are pardons and expungements. I'm not a lawyer or legal expert. These are things that I've experienced and/or researched for myself. If you're someone or know someone with a criminal past on their record, please share this valuable information that I have for them on this episode!!!
2020-06-0426 min
The Deserving Mercy PodcastEpisode I: About the AuthorThis is the first episode of The Deserving Mercy Podcast. On this episode, you will get the opportunity to know more about me, where I'm from, how I got to where I'm at, and a big secret, which is what led me to not only creating a short film, and then writing the book based off of it, to now producing this podcast.
2020-05-2835 min
Stimulating MindsRelocation Tips from Ludrick Rell C. CooperThis episode is a follow-up that includes tips on a previous topic we covered called "Relocation Discussion."
We had the pleasure of receiving additional tips on relocation from Ludrick Rell C. Cooper. He has provided great tips!
You can find his content through his Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/deservingmercy/
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2020-05-2206 min