The National Labor Relations Board recently ruled that the student football players at Northwestern University are eligible to unionize. We talked about the legal implications of this decision as well as the ongoing debate of whether or not college athletes should be considered as employees and be paid, featuring:

André Douglas Pond Cummings, Assoc. Dean for Academic Affairs & Professor of Law at Indiana Tech Law School and

Derrel Johnson, Sports Journalist & the Founder of Razz and Jazz Sports

Should College Athletes be Able to Unionize?

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Mal:
JAG ft Cal Scruby "Stockton Malone" | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X7PXhTsM3U

Joe:
11:11 "Good Love" | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynWN82_2tcE

Rory:
Foreign Exchange "Shelter" | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rmF_XmWIvQ

Episode 127 | "Blame Lenny S For That"

This week Joe, Rory and Mal are joined by Ice and from beginning to end let the jokes fly. Joe wants to know if and when it’s cool to set your girlfriend as the lock screen on your phone (10:47). As predicted on this podcast, the robots have arrived! The guys talk about the new “life-like” sex dolls that were introduced, which adds to “conspiracy theory” Joe’s prediction of robots taking over (30:09). Also, they discuss which one of the guys that have participated in role-play and Joe reveals his go-to character in the bedroom, you’d never guess what it is (1:11:26). This episode is filled so tune in and indulge.

Don’t forget to cop your tickets for “Oh What a Night” hosted by Joe Budden at the Highline Ballroom on January 22!

Other topics include:
-Chris Paul wants smoke with the Clippers (37:06)
-Offset getting Cardi B’s name tattooed on himself (45:46)
-Chris Brown dropping ANOTHER joint project, is this helping or hurting his legacy (1:35:54)

Sleeper picks of the week:

Rory:
Craig David (featuring GoldLink) “Live in the Moment” | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osJkdwQypbk&feature=share

Joe:
THEY. “Africa” | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BSLvWe0Mik&feature=share

Mal:
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Albee Al, Arsonal and Fetty Wap “New Jersey Drive”

Episode 145 | "Role Play"

Episode 71: Political Purity Tests in New York with Stanley Fritz

People are buzzing over NBA Star Kyle Korver’s article on racism, while black and brown folks are dying in silence. Can allies put an end to white supremacy?

On this episode of “Let Your Voice Be Heard!,” Selena Hill, Stanley Fritz, Ilyssa Fuchs, and Jaqi Cohen discussed the role that white progressives, like Kyle Korver, play in the fight for social justice and equality and what it really means to be an ally. (Starts at the 23:45 mark)

Read Kyle Korver's piece, "Privileged," here: https://www.theplayerstribune.com/en-us/articles/kyle-korver-utah-jazz-nba?fbclid=IwAR3envE4kSR0rco8D9aUGSgUS4UDAgmj5hNVgpBTNGu0TqNUnbaBYt7-XiQ

Want to know what Rep Ilhan Omar said to catch the wrath of racist Republicans? Click here: https://twitter.com/krassenstein/status/1117046831840669696?fbclid=IwAR3d-ftpNLatN9Bk9s4w1gUQtBXai-4crcRAKQyXvlKP3X65SnmA4OmAWKA

Stanley Fritz wrote about Dwyane Wade and his unconditional love for his son. Check it out here- http://www.letsnotbetrash.com/2019/04/10/i-think-dwayne-wade-is-my-new-favorite-basket-ball-player/

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4-14-2019 Dear White Allies

Dear White Allies...

Bernie’s out of the running. And Biden is the frontrunner. Is this the end of the revolution?

On this episode of "Be Heard Talk," Selena Hill, Stanley Fritz, Tammie David, and Evan Mastronardi talked about the 2020 presidential campaign and what needs to be done to bring a real political revolution into fruition.

Bye, Bye Bernie

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The election is less than 50 days away. But progressives are not sold on Biden, the Democrats, or voting. Can the establishment reach the far Left by November?

Former Ohio State Senator and Bernie2020 National Co-Chair Nina Turner talks about Joe Biden's attempt to court the Left with Selena Hill, Stanley Fritz, and special guest correspondent Nayda Stevens, the New York State Director of the 2016 Bernie Sanders campaign.

This episode was sponsored by Black Enterprise, our official media partner during the 2020 election season.​

Can Dems Push Progressives To The Polls? Featuring Nina Turner

Trump is projected to win 18% of the Black male vote. Why are so many brothers down with MAGA?

Political commentator and entrepreneur Kwame Jackson discusses the importance of Black men in the 2020 election and the news that Ice Cube advised the Trump administration on "The Platinum Plan” to help Black Americans.

This episode was sponsored by Black Enterprise, our official media partner during the 2020 election.

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