The U Panic’d crew invite New Jersey community organizer and activist named “Soul” on this episode to discuss the Bad and Bourgeoisie of the Black Community. What defines them? Do they truly have the backs of all of their people?
Special Guest: Soul
Closing Track by: Biz20, Newgirl
Check our response to the hashtag, “Black Men Are Trash” in Ep 39. Whose to blame for this thinking? Should men take this hashtag seriously? What would the reaction to a “Black Women Are Trash” hashtag be?
Closing Track by: Jerome Clayton, Call It REMIX Ft. Chel’le
From interracial relationships, double standards of men and women with multiple partners, and same sex relationships, our 38th episode touches on the sexual taboos of the black community.
Closing Track by: Nyasia Chanel, My Hips
This episode dives into the many ways we protest today in order to discuss the most effective ways to do so. We use this avenue to figure out the best way to hold celebrities and businesses accountable for some of their reckless actions.
Cursing is at an all time high while we discuss what’s profanity in order to discover, if it’s ever not offensive in public spaces.
Special Guest: Supa Kev, J Walk
Closing Track by: Chi, Holy Moly
On this episode we discuss what it means to be Pro-black. Once that’s established we talk about rather or not you can be connected, involved, or in love with other races and still be considered Pro-black.
Special Guest: Supa Kev
Closing Track by: ToriTori, Be
Netflix has released “The Rachel Divide”, a documentary surrounding the aftermath of the debate sparked by questions of Rachel Dolezal’s racial identity. After careful review, the U Panic’d crew discuss race as a social construct and if Rachel can (or should) identify as Black.
Closing Track by: Jerome Clayton x Dorren Pierre – Tryna Prod By (Nyrell&Phil Majr)
In part 2, we continue the discussion on our justice system. Dispo dissects the infamous cases of police brutality, while we ask and offer suggestions on how cops can effectively communicate the law during confrontations and establish trust in the communities they’re policing.
Closing Track by: Biz20, Younge
We speak with lawyer, Dispo, on situations of injustice that circulate the media. We first kick this off with a Real or Fake surrounding Kanye West’s recent comments on slavery.
Closing Track by: F7 – What Up Black Man Prod . by Furgersen7
On Season 2 episode 6 of Atlanta, we were presented with a Michael Jackson like character named Teddy Perkins. In the episode, Teddy reveals to Darius that his father pushed him and his brother to their creative limits as musicians growing up. From this, Rome and Gee discuss parents pushing their children too hard.
Closing Track by: Yung Simmie – Shoot Da 3 Ft Denzel Curry Prod HIGHAF
