We found 10 episodes of Born In Trouble with the tag “music”.
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OJ Has Left The Dating Scene
April 21st, 2024 | 58 mins 36 secs
black culture, education, money, music, politics, society
'Born in Trouble,' host John X and guests discuss a myriad of topics ranging from the dynamics of using various broadcasting platforms, to societal issues, parenting, and the recent decisions of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry regarding their children's exposure to media scrutiny and racial bias. The impact of choices in relationships, the consequences of those choices on parenting styles, societal expectations, and the dynamics between men and women in modern society.
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Rewriting the Script. Cultural Complexities.
April 14th, 2024 | 1 hr 6 mins
black culture, education, money, music, politics, society
Black Men discuss relevant and irrelevant aspects of Life and Culture without filters! Liquid courage for the Sober Mind!
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Election for Dictators!
April 4th, 2024 | 1 hr 8 mins
biden, black culture, crime, education, election, emt, money, murder, music, police brutality, politics, race, society, trump, violence
Missed us? Catch up on our YouTube Born in Trouble Channel! Where the last two episodes are! But this week? Guest Chocolate Yoddah joins the panel to discuss why Trump? Or why not. Diddy and the community conversations. Are they too little and too late? Is the entire game predatory? Is crime really up? Born In Trouble tells it like it should be told. True.
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Sports, Barbie, and Irrelevant Poo
March 14th, 2024 | 1 hr 2 mins
black culture, education, equity, football, money, music, police brutality, politics, race, society
Black Men discuss relevant and irrelevant aspects of Life and Culture without filters! Liquid courage for the Sober Mind!
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The Price of Gossip
February 29th, 2024 | 55 mins 44 secs
black culture, education, money, music, politics, society
Wendy Williams and the wear and tear of being everything and the culture of negative press. Corporate greed and why the NBA must continue to grow. The gambling industry and the disrespect of Cam Newton brings Community service in question. Born in Trouble goes easy on em?
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The Colorblind Show!
February 22nd, 2024 | 1 hr 5 mins
black culture, education, money, music, politics, society
Black Men discuss relevant and irrelevant aspects of Life and Culture without filters! Liquid courage for the Sober Mind!
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The Bulls Not Breeding But AI has Answers.
February 1st, 2024 | 1 hr 6 mins
ai, black culture, civil union, dating, early education., education, electric company, intelligence, marriage, money, morgan freeman, music, politics, popular, sesame street, society, tuskeegee, unions, ups
Black Men discuss relevant and irrelevant aspects of Life and Culture without filters! Liquid courage for the Sober Mind!
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Athlete? N. Please I work for UPS!
January 25th, 2024 | 1 hr 11 mins
black culture, blm, dating, economy, education, money, music, politics, popular, rittenhouse, society
Join host John X and guests Grant Lancaster, Reggie Wood, and Robert Brooks for episode 34 of 'Born In Trouble'. The conversation kicks off with a humorous back and forth about the infamous number 34. The state of education and labor force in America, particularly addressing the conditions leading to disparity. The gang debates about UPS wages and the overall economic situation in the country. The invitation of Kyle Rittenhouse to speak at East Tennessee State University. With a fresh take on the dating rumors about Jennifer Hudson and Common. Tune in for entertaining discussions filled with humor, insight, and thought-provoking opinions.
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The Game is Sports and Relationships
January 18th, 2024 | 1 hr 4 mins
black culture, education, money, music, politics, society
Black Men discuss relevant and irrelevant aspects of Life and Culture without filters! Liquid courage for the Sober Mind!
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Truth, Levels, and Dresses for Success!
January 11th, 2024 | 1 hr 2 mins
black culture, education, money, music, politics, society
In the 32nd episode, the hosts explore a hot topic and discuss comedian Kat Williams, his impact, and controversial statements he recently made about success and other comedians in the industry. They also delve into serious socio-political issues such as veterans' alienation, changing work dynamics, growing suicide rates, and the increasingly challenging American dream. Drawing from personal experiences, anecdotes and analogies, the hosts examine the current state of society and then question the future of the American way of life.