King Politics Podcast
Summary: Podcast focuses on political issues important to the African American community. There is also a weekly political debate from two informed political observers.
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Podcasts:
Host Marvin King interviews NY State Senator Eric Adams from the 20th district (D-Brooklyn). We get Adams's take on the Stop the Sag campaign, frisking by police, and getting parolees the right to vote.
Authors Michael D. Hais and Morley Winograd, authors of Millennial Makeover: MySpace, YouTube & the Future of American Politics discuss how the Millennials will remake American culture and politics.
Jason Deirelein discusses his book, Education and the Cultural Problem.
Corey Washington talks about his book Racial Polarization and Stereotypes--Plain Talk Everything you Ever and Never Wanted to know about Racism and Stereotypes.
Veronica Anderson, MD of veronicaandersonmd.com discusses health care reform, what people can do to live healthier lifestyles and Michelle Obama's Let's Move initiative.
Steven Williams of The Real Debt Solution discusses foreclosures in the African American community and managing personal debt.
Princess Clark-Wendel of Live Life Worry Free discusses how the Affordable Care Act affects minorities, women and small businesses. She also dispenses retirement savings advice.
On this episode of the King Politics Podcast, Ian Fletcher discusses his book, Free Trade Doesn't Work: What Should Replace it and Why.
This episode of King Politics Podcast features an interview with Dr. Mariko Chang of the Insight Center for Community Economic Development. Professor Chang discusses some of the findings in her forthcoming book, Shortchanged: Why Women Have Less Wealth and What Can Be Done about it.
Michael E. Ross talks American Bandwidth: Weblogs & Essays
Sophia Nelson, Republican, lends her unique perspective to our discussion on Barack Obama, the GOP and Ricci v. DeStefano.
Pearl Ford, of the University of Arkansas, discusses her forthcoming book, which she both edits and contributes to, which covers black politics in Georgia. While it is local to Georgia, the book has wide-ranging implications for all of black politics.
Ronnie Agnew, Executive Editor of the Jackson Clarion-Ledger talks about the changing newspaper industry and the media is handling the recession and workplace diversity.
Michael E. Ross of Culchavox discusses the start of the Obama Administration and his impact on black culture and the Michael Steele pick as RNC chair.
Norris McDonald of the AAEA and AAEA blog discusses environmental issues and the black community.
