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The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod59- Gatekeeping Black CultureI'm concerned. Our culture is continuing to be exploited, but what are we receiving in return? Also, why are we playing a part in giving our culture away, while also sullying one another for likes, views and shares? We are playing an active part in the degradation of our culture, but is the financial gain and faux popularity worth it? Should we be gatekeeping black culture? In this episode, I provide examples as I discuss the pros of affirmative action being overturned, Deion Sanders in the HBCU space and other real world examples where I pose real scenarios and...
2023-08-211h 09The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod58- Life Been Lifin'"Hey Mr. Carter (hello) 'tell me where you been' (you know)' 'they been asking, they been searching, they been wondering why.'" Man, there are no other words to explain my absence other than Life Been Lifin.' I'm back to share what I have been going through recently, conversations I had with my mama, and next steps. I'll be back really soon to share more.
2023-08-0233 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod57- Dawn Staley exposes bigger issue outside NCAA TournamentWhile most conversations regarding the Women's National Championship are centered around Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark, the poignant statement Dawn Staley gave after Friday's loss to Clark and Iowa exposed a bigger societal issue affecting black people with black women centered at the forefront. Research I conducted 10 years ago has arisen with Staley's statement and I discuss it in this episode.
2023-04-0457 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod56- Am I My Brother's Keeper?The recent show of love shared by Jonathan Majors for Michael B. Jordan made me wonder if we are our brothers/sisters keeper? How can we better show and exude love for one another? I briefly discuss what we can do, the business model of mainstream news and why you don't see more of our stories broadcasted outside of sports, and how we can build our community.
2023-03-2140 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod55- HBCUs ForeverAfter watching Wakanda Forever twice and even the original Black Panther bares symbolism to Historically Black Colleges and Universities. HBCUs is OUR Wakanda and in this episode, I will discusses scenes in the movie where I will show and define this characterization.
2023-01-021h 08The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod54- When Will We Choose Us?Deion Sanders is leaving Jackson State University for the University of Colorado. He came to JSU stating he wanted to "change the game" and "level the playing field" for HBCUs. His exodus, however, is leaving a bad taste in the mouths of Jacksonians. Those outside of the country say JSU fans should be "grateful" for Prime's presence. In this episode, you will learn JSU fans are not mad at Prime opting for upwards mobility, it is the way he went about it and the unfulfilled promises he made.
2022-12-1237 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod53 - The Dichotomy in Black People's "Support" of Kanye West & Kyrie IrvingKanye West and Kyrie Irving have found themselves on the verge of losing all that they have worked for. One of these men believes slavery was a choice. The other man believes he is smarter than everyone else, but this man is actually getting the raw end of the deal by his franchise. These are my thoughts on the two.
2022-11-1356 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod52 - HBCU 'Renaissance'Historically Black Colleges and Universities are in a period of Renaissance, sparked by the hiring of Deion Sanders at Jackson State University. Recruiting across HBCUs are improving, facility upgrades are happening and conversations about potential movement into the Power 5 is a real conversation now. But it’s important how our universities handle this ‘rebirth’ and even the promotion of the athletes as they chase their professional football dreams.
2022-08-201h 02The SIPmyTHOUGHTS PodEp. 51- Protect Black ArtThis episode is a culmination of things that has occurred over the last few weeks. I discuss as being God's favorite people, there is a certain standard we must carry ourselves with. I discuss stupid things that has been happening in our culture such as the shooting at a Atlanta Subway over too much mayo on a sandwich, effects of certain decisions, Roe v. Wade, and black women's celebration of the death of Kevin Samuels.
2022-07-051h 06The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod50 - What a Time to be a CreativeI'm officially an ATLien; I talk briefly about my journey, and get into some things that I have noticed across society and culture and how they are potentially society shifting moves, both media focused and musically focused. It's just a good time to be a creative and this is what this episode is comprised of. This episode will discuss a power move I feel Draymond Green made that not enough people are discussing and obviously my initial reaction to Kendrick Lamar's "Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers" album. Tap in!
2022-05-1535 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod49 - When Did You Realize You Were Black Ep. 1For the melanated community, you wake up everyday and when you look in the mirror, you see richness looking back at you. But everyday we step out the door, there has to be a reminder, whether it is in the form of a microaggression or SOMETHING or SOMEONE trying to remind you of your place in this world. This is what this series is about: When Did You Realize You Were Black? When did the World Show You You Were Black? Ep. 1 features Dr. Russell J. Ledet and Derek Francis, two men who...
2022-04-161h 08The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod48- Celebrate Your HurdlesTransparency episode; I discuss my struggles during the pandemic, feelings and emotions. However, I also discuss blessings I overlooked, what I felt God was trying to show me and how He does things on His tine to show us He never forgets/forgot about us. Hopefully you can relate.
2022-03-0532 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod47 - Redemptive Activism: The Story of Antong LuckyAntong Lucky's story is one that started with him creating the first chapter of the Dallas Bloods, narcotics and being sentenced to jail time. After being fearlessly respected, a prisoner who became his mentor shifted his perspective and instilled a mindset that allowed Lucky to see if he could lead others to do wrong, he had the same ability to influence them to do right. Today, Lucky is an author, philanthropist and a mentor to so many other black men he has encountered and is looking to impact more through a term he coined; redemptive activism.
2022-02-101h 08The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod46- Pastor Mike Todd and Elevating Right/Wrong Black VoicesBy now, you have either seen or heard about millennial Pastor Mike Todd's antics in the pulpit during his recent sermon. I decided to host a Twitter Spaces where people such as pastors, young and old along with a first-hand account of a worshipper who has seen Mike Todd live give their opinion on his rubbing saliva on an individual's face and where do we go from here. My opinion or question is if or does our community elevate voices we should or shouldn't? Really interesting dialogue and discourse. Tap in.
2022-01-181h 57The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod45- Tiger Talk with the 1400 Klub's Ken ClarkThis episode will discuss all things Jackson State football, new hires in the SWAC, draft prospects, and why Jim Nagy, Director of the Senior Bowl said no JSU football players received invited to the Senior Bowl. We also discuss "The Prime Effect" and how his presence causes everyone to raise their level of play and acumen.
2021-12-171h 02The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod44 - Pastor Erik Vance (PrayOrDie)After connecting via Twitter, me and Pastor Erik Vance have thought-evoking dialogue about a myriad of subjects including religion, the job Deion Sanders is doing at Jackson State, SWAC football, culture and much more. Twitter: https://twitter.com/PrayOrDie
2021-11-281h 01The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod43 - Coach Prime Isn't Leaving JSUDeion Sanders aka Coach Prime is who he's always been. However, TCU is looking for a new coach and targeted Coach Prime. In articles posted in the Fort Worth Star Telegram however, it's clear that Sanders isn't what the Board of Trustees want, although it seems the players do. Prime has a mission to complete and in this episode, I lay out the reasons as to why his time in Jackson isn't up yet.
2021-11-1550 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod42 -LilDonAirThe former radio personality is more than what meets the eye. Her story is one that is unique with twists and turns, but she continues to topples adversity and rise to the top. In this episode, you will learn about her start in the media industry, going through homelessness and continuing to persevere and beat the odds. IG: lildonair https://linktr.ee/SIPmyTHOUGHTS
2021-11-0748 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod41- Comedienne Kyndra Crump Comedienne Kyndra Crump is naturally hilarious and in this episode, you will hear a bunch of laughs spurred by her personality and real-life situations she's encountered. You will learn that she just graduated from Clark Atlanta University, if you're passing through Hartsfield Jackson Airport, you just may bump into her and she may clown you too. Really fun, episode and if you like laughing, this is the show for you!
2021-08-2747 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod40 - Cora GarnerThis episode, I show love to an educator who is using music and rapping to make an impact on students lives. Cora Garner is the type of educator you want teaching your children and shows the type of care any parent would want their students to experience at school. She won Humanities Texas 2020 Outstanding Early Career Teaching Award, which recognizes exemplary K–12 Humanities teachers for her efforts preparing students for standardized testing. Click on this link to checkout Garner rapping with students. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wmjls0kMJto&t=3s
2021-08-2249 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod39 - Financial Knife & ForkFinancial literacy; that's the name of the game for this episode. Greg Brumfield of Financial Knife & Fork joined the podcast to discuss his ascension in the financial space after bumping his head. In this episode, he drops hella game on the types of stocks to look for, broke down commonly heard terms in the financial space for listeners/viewers to understand and how he entered the financial space. We're not withholding game, we're providing it. Tap in!
2021-08-2251 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod38 - David C. WilliamsDavid C. Williams is the Assistant Vice President of Business Customer Sales & Service for AT&T and created a way for 40,000 workers to continue to work from home during the pandemic since offices were closed. Williams is one of the premier black faces in tech who is also a champion of diversity while looking to give back to those who look like him.
2021-08-161h 00The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod37 - Pop Yo S#iT Shedeur SandersI'm back with a lot to discuss. Jackson State QB Shedeur Sanders made waves at SWAC Media Day after some "controversial" comments. I discuss society trying to humble black men as well as black people taking up some imaginary authority in our attempts to humble one another. I also discuss a Clarion Ledger reporter expressing his white privilege by calling Primetime Deion Sanders by his first name and the disregard and lack of respect for black folks who have earned stature and it not being respected. Tap in!
2021-07-2548 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod36 - Amir James ClothiersAmir James does fashion the way he wants to: lowkey, with authenticity being the background of his brand. We talk fashion influences, life happening while building his brand, pitfalls, how to get off the mat after being knocked down, and countless other gems. Tap in! IG/Twitter: SIPmyTHOUGHTS IG: AmirJamesClothiers
2021-05-161h 01The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod35 - Geroge Floyd verdict with Purvis CornishGeorge Floyd's killer was recently indicted on all three counts of second-degree murder. Today's episode features my bro Purvis Cornish, who eloquently discusses the Floyd trial, blackness in the midst of experiencing continuous death at the hands of police and how we in a certain semblance can embody Derek Chauvin's actions in our lives. Tap in.
2021-05-031h 09The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod34 - Dear JSU fans...Crabs in a Bucket mentality is an adage in the black community and on this episode, we breakdown how it relates to the hate Coach Prime aka Deion Sanders is getting from the fan base and fellow SWAC coaches. We also talk Jalon Jones entering the transfer portal, the effect Prime can enact on the City of Jackson if given the time, The "Prime Effect" with Eddie George becoming the next coach of Tennessee State Univ. and the future of black college football. Tap in.
2021-04-161h 26The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod33 - Atty. Jordan FranklinJordan Franklin is a Trademark and Intellectual Property Lawyer based out of Houston, Texas. In this episode, listeners will learn how to protect their assets as a business owner through trademarks, everyday branding secrets we see, but do not recognize and an expansive conversation on the precedent the Lil Nas X vs. Nike lawsuit is setting from a trademark standpoint. Really good free information here you can use! Tap in! Twitter/IG: jovant_garde https://medium.com/@franklin.b.jordan/the-counterfeiting-epidemic-and-valuable-ways-to-protect-your-brand-7728a6a5b2b3
2021-04-081h 06The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod32 - Chef Michael Bennett (Amorletaste)The coronavirus pandemic affected millions of Americans. People lost their jobs, homes, mental health among other things. No one is immune from the ills of life, however, in the midst of troubling times, Chef Michael Bennett rose above his circumstances. Bennett lost his job at Walgreens in March 2020, but had no idea he would give birth to a blessing through his creativity that would land him in the NBA Bubble last summer. Tune in to learn more about his story. IG: amorletaste IG: SIPmyTHOUGHTS
2021-03-1245 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod31 - Judas and The Black Messiah feat. Jessica SimienJudas and The Black Messiah vaguely discusses the story of the relationship between informant William "Bill" O'Neal who infiltrated The Black Panther Party and leader Fred Hampton. Jessica and I discuss her review of the movie, I share my thoughts on her review and we discuss sentiments shared in the movie, related them to issues black folks are still experiencing today and what needs to change to improve our situation. We discuss the church and Christianity and how it relays, black people's lackadaisical approach to merely existing by chasing the bag and looking to create...
2021-03-061h 07The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod30 - Bianca KnightBianca Knight is a Mississippian and 2012 Gold Medalist at the London Olympics. Knight is now a mother of 2 and married, but her story is much more than people know. From childhood to adulthood, Knight's humble spirit has carried her to heights most will never reach, but along her journey, she has faced adversity also. She has persevered and is looking to help the next generation of track stars. Tap in to learn more about this humble soul.
2021-02-211h 13The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod29 - Support CreativesThis episode is random, but necessary. Like any human being, you have thoughts and sometimes they stick with you, sometimes they don't. Lately, I have been thinking about the "American Dream" and how it was prescribed to us as a model of success. The model is broken. Financial freedom and independence is what we should be seeking. How can we be a part of changing the system? Independence. Buck the system and show love. Support art. Support creatives. IG/FB/Twitter: SIPmyTHOUGHTS Rate. Comment. Subscribe. Follow.
2021-02-1723 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod28 - Clarence E. Hill Jr.Tomorrow is not promised, so for me, it's been important for me to give flowers to those who have impacted my life. Moving to Dallas in 2019, Clarence E. Hill Jr., was one of the men who deserves flowers. Most sports journalists are white, so imagine being able to cover the most profitable and recognizable brand in the Dallas Cowboys for more than 20 years as a black journalist. It's damn near unheard of. In the last few weeks and year, black male journalists have been dying at an alarming rate so knowing that tomorrow isn't promised, I wanted...
2021-02-1149 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod27- Brad "Kamikaze" FranklinA true Mississippi OG and Hip-Hop pioneer, most would have stopped making music after starting a group, Crooked Lettaz with famed Hip-Hop rapper, mogul and icon David Banner, also from Jackson, Mississippi, however Kamikaze channeled his passion into recreating and reestablishing the hip-hop scene. Today, he manages artists, such as Dear Silas and others, while passing down game to the next generation of rappers in the city. Tap in to hear from one of the Godfathers of Hip-Hop in the South.
2021-02-071h 20The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod26 - Until You Do Right By Me ft. K. Doee, Marc J, LJ As an ode to The Color Purple, establishments, specifically the NFL and everyday corporations minimalize the black voice. However, when scandal within the company, a black face usually materializes to save that company, or become its scapegoat. We discuss Colin Kaepernick and his wrongful ousting, Drew Brees and the karmic stench that surrounds companies and billionaire brands who cannot escape their wrongdoings by mistreating black/brown bodies. Code-switching; is it helpful or hurtful? Do we want a seat at the table or should we build our own? Or become The Spook Who Sat By The Door?
2021-01-271h 04The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod25 - Professor Alysia Steele Al Steele is a significant voice on the campus of the University of Mississippi, but the journalism school is where her voice is the most important. She is an award-winning photojournalist and author who has been recognized by Bishop T.D. Jakes, The New York Times, Mississippi Public Broadcasting, etc. Her book, Delta Jewels: In Search of My Grandmother's Wisdom gained notoriety after profiling church mothers throughout the Mississippi Delta. Hailing from the Northeast, this episode discusses our first encounter as student and professor, her matriculation to the South, adjusting to Mississippi and its rigors, along with her introduction to So...
2021-01-181h 13The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod24- The RebirthI'm back! I took some time away after going so hard last year and obviously, life takes precedence also so I needed to exhale. 2021 is here and so is season 2 of the pod. I discuss where the pod is headed, the theme and what you can look forward to going forward. Be sure to rate, comment and subscribe! Guest/podcousin: @blackinthegarden
2021-01-1544 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod23- Black In The Garden with Colah B TawkinEp. 21 features Colah B Tawkin, curator of popular Instagram page, @BlackInTheGarden. We talk the beginning of her horticulture journey and its unique mix with black culture. We also discuss the ancestral connection between our ancestors expertise in horticulture and how the newest generation of black folks can get back to growing our own crops and veggies. Tap in!
2020-09-121h 11The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod22 - Conversations with Black Men feat. AR Junior and Dr. Russell LedetThis new series will feature black men talking about any and everything that affects them or anything they want to get off of their chest. Ep. 1 of this series features returning guests AR Junior and Dr. Russell Ledet and we discuss specifically how black boys who become men enter the world at a handicap among other things. IG: alfredrashad/theguywithyes CashApp: $carterjt90
2020-09-0341 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod21- Dating While Black: Unlearning Bad Behavior Part 2 with ShanoMakIn continuation from Part 1 with my brother Shayne Odum, we discuss men and women not looking for a "father" or "mother" in a potential girlfriend, or boyfriend. Sometimes, you and that individual are meant to be friends and nothing more; something we also discuss on part 1 of this episode. Unlearning and doing the work is another way of how black men/women can protect one another from each other in the dating space. Twitter/FB/IG: SIPmyTHOUGHTS IG: Shano2_ CashApp: $carterjt90
2020-08-2845 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod20 - Dating While Black: Unlearning Bad Behavior(s)Coming off of the "Protect the Black Woman" series, my brother Shayne Odum and I hopped on my pod to discuss unlearning things older males whether father, uncles, or brothers taught (or didn't teach) black men in general about dating. We also discuss men and women not looking for a "father" or "mother" in a potential girlfriend, or boyfriend. Sometimes, you and that individual are meant to be friends and nothing more; something we also discuss on part 1 of this episode. Unlearning and doing the work is another way of how black men/women can protect one another from...
2020-08-1545 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod19 - Protect the Black Woman Finale: Part 2 We are at the end of the series and this episode is with a different group of men and women from previous episodes. We discuss what both parties heard from one another's episodes, generalizations, how far will black men go to protect black women, black men taking a step back and instead centering black women. Tons of great content! Guests: Britley Quince, Brittany Alexander, Je'Monda Roy, Kristian Dobard, Nathaniel Morgan, L.J. Molden, Adam Smith, Dr. Russell Ledet.
2020-08-032h 08The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod18 - Protect the Black Woman Finale Part 1The series began with two episodes with women, followed by two with men. Now, both parties come together to end the series discussing each other's point of view, what protection looks like for black women, heavy conversation centered on ceasing the term "devil's advocate" when it comes to black women experiencing domestic violence, getting our Ph.D. in listening intently and how we proceed forward amicably as a clan. Guests: Esstene' West, Martina Henderson, Leah Davis, Kaylon McCou, Rashad Junior, Ricardo Suggs, and Marcus Johnson
2020-08-031h 23The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod17 - Protect the Black Woman (Men Part 2)The series continues in the second iteration with black men. In this episode, we tackle a black man's quarrel with women on social media, how our relationship with mother's may play a part in our dealings with black women, what does protection of black women look like from the perspective of two black, married men, therapy, unlearning behavior from our parents, and the role trans women and the LGBTQIA+ community has played in the role of black liberation. Guests: Adam Smith- FB IG:aesmith712 Nathan Morgan- IG: jus_nate LJ Molden- I...
2020-07-241h 25The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod16 - Protect the Black Woman (Men)We listened to the ladies, now it's time for the men to have discourse based on what the women communicated. Episodes 3 and 4 of this series will feature men learning, discussing issues that may contribute to the way black men treat black women, and finding common ground to right our wrongs. This episodes features, Rashad Junior, Kaylon McCou, Dr. Russell Ledet and Marcus Johnson (Marc J). @alfredrashad @itsmarcj @iamkalexander @theguywithyes If you appreciate the content and would like to donate to the cause, cash app= $carterjt90 (no pressure)
2020-07-181h 22The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod15 - Protect the Black Woman (Part 2)In this episode, Black women, in their nurturing, soothing way, encourages black men to seek therapy, unlearn bad ideology passed down from parents, (mothers specifically), and do the work in order to better show up for black women. Queens featured: Kristian Dobard (K. Doee), Kristin Kendrick, Leah Davis and Martina Katherine.
2020-07-171h 21The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod14 - Protect The Black Woman (Part 1)Episode 14 is a 4 or 5 part series that will involve discourse with black women first and then black men in various episodes. With so much disrespect aimed in the direction of THE black woman by society and unfortunately black men, our queens will discuss the animus aimed their way, their feelings about it and how black men can better support them.
2020-06-271h 50The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod13 - Dr. Russell Ledet, Co-Founder/President of The 15 White CoatsA trip to the Whitney Plantation in Louisiana initially set out to serve as a history lesson between a daughter and father. Who knew it would spark a movement after a photo of 15 black Tulane Medical Students went viral, an idea sparked by Dr. Russell Ledet, Co-Founder and President of what is now known as The 15 White Coats. Myself and Dr. Ledet have a therapy session the first hour of the pod where we discuss our frustration with being black in America over the past few weeks with the death of #GeorgeFloyd, #BreannaTaylor and other u...
2020-06-071h 49The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod12 - Raechal Martin of Netflix's Last Chance URaechal Martin appeared on Seasons 3&4 of the Netflix series, "Last Chance U" as the head athletic trainer of the Independence CC Pirates football program. Martin has now moved to Austin, Texas after starting her own business and as you will hear in our conversation, her thoughts and interests are bigger than the series she says does not define her. We discuss her love for Nipsey Hussle, recognizing her white privilege and how she uses it as an ally against injustices black/brown people face. IG/Twitter/Facebook: MsRaechal IG/Twitter/Facebook: S...
2020-05-311h 16The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod11 - Sharon Caples McDougleSharon Caples McDougle is a modern day Hidden Figure. Dr. Mae Jemison was the first black woman to enter space, but many people don't know that a black woman, the first suit tech in NASA history aided Dr. Jemison in being fitted for her suit properly for the flight into space. McDougle's path to success was unconventional and one the next generation of kids can relate to. Check out her Facebook page below: https://www.facebook.com/SharonMcDougleHiddenFigure/
2020-05-261h 12The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod10 - Je'Monda RoyOn this week's episode, I spoke with Je'Monda Roy, a Jacksonian and 3-time graduate of The University of Mississippi. Roy created a documentary, "Getting to the Root: Stories of Natural Hairstyles and Black Womanhood at Ole Miss" that embodies the experience of the black woman on campus, finding camaraderie through their shared experiences and finding support through and outlets through hair. We discuss her creation of the documentary and its importance, experiences at the university coming from a predominantly black city and how she adjusted to the environment, despite battling the unwelcoming atmosphere the university fostered for black/brown...
2020-05-171h 02The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod9 - Expectations, Career Goals, DatingIn the words of hood philosopher Webbie, "I got my people wit me" on this week's episode. My friends Scarlet Fowler, Shayne "ShanoMak" Odum, Markus Melvin (DJ Perfektion), Marc J, Dcory "DJ 901" Owens and Tim Williams. We discuss expectations regarding what society tells you to accomplish by the time you turn 30 and the things that comes with entering a new age bracket such as finances, dating and relationships.
2020-05-121h 51The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod8 - The UpdateLife happens to us all, but how you allow it to happen to you and respond and is two different things. This episode discusses what has transpired in my life from Aug. 2019 until now and how I have moved on and will continue to move despite circumstances. Rate. Comment. Subscribe.
2020-05-0544 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod7 - Mental Health, Jay-Z, Dating/R-ship Guru'sIn this episode, my guests and I discuss mental health and how taboo it is in our community, along with Jay-Z's partnership with the NFL and supposed relationship "guru's" who prey on women by talking down on men. Twitter/IG: SIPmyTHOUGHTS Facebook: sipmythoughts/Tyler Carter Facebook: Martina Katherine IG: intentionallytina Twitter: Nicky_Flash23 Facebook: Nick Walker IG: nickwalkerhecold
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Unheard ThoughtsEp.11 What’s Under Your Rug?As time passes we often avoid our issues and attempt to hide from them. This could be due to fear or emotional pain built up from years of being afraid to face that pain. Join me in today’s episode as we uncover what’s under your rug.
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2019-07-3010 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod6 - Ermias 'Nipsey Hussle' AsghedomThis episode discusses the recent "Higher" video, our maybe last look at Nipsey Hussle, decoding of his lyrics and him indeed being the "Tupac of his generation."
2019-05-1954 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod5 - Nick WalkerNick Walker is a 29-year-old physical therapist, but if you follow him on social media (@nickwalkerhecold), you can't tell. Walker is breaking the stereotype of what a doctor should look like and inspiring other along the way.
2019-03-161h 03The SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod4 - Brandon RueBrandon Rue is a 21-year-old junior at the University of Southern Mississippi with a fervor for politics. I sit down with him to discuss his passion for change in his home state and why he is seeking public office starting with running to represent House District 102 in Hattiesburg in the State Legislature.
2019-02-0252 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod3 - Love, Losses, LessonsThis episode details my shortfalls in 2018, what I learned from them and i'm sure they're relatable. I'm hoping my transparency will prevent not only me, but others from making the same mistakes in 2019.
2018-12-2029 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS Pod2 - Mississippi's Gonna 'Mississippi'Inevitably in a red state, voters went to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 27 to cast a vote for a woman who thought joking about attending a public lynching was a good idea. Where does Mississippi go from here? I discuss, plus celebrate small victories that were achieved.
2018-11-3020 minThe SIPmyTHOUGHTS PodWhy Am I Here?This first episode will detail why I decided to start a podcast and what to expect from upcoming episodes.
2018-11-0315 min