Politics and pop culture collide on this upbeat podcast about two people from different walks of life listening to each other, finding common ground, and realizing people are a lot more alike than society would have them believe. Covering a lot of ground as they seek to understand what it means to be a human doing in the 21st century, Shakesha and the White Boy are chasing conversations that might get a little uncomfortable.
Shakesha and the White Boy
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Podcast Overview
Politics and pop culture collide on this upbeat podcast about two people from different walks of life listening to each other, finding common ground, and realizing people are a lot more alike than society would have them believe. Covering a lot of ground as they seek to understand what it means to be a human doing in the 21st century, Shakesha and the White Boy are chasing conversations that might get a little uncomfortable.
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Recent Episodes
February 28, 2022
Living As Your True Self w/Maddy Jones
<p>Editor-in-chief of PLUS Model Magazine Maddy Jones joins the show to discuss how she got her start with the body positivity movement way back in 2006, the keys to learning self acceptance and self love, how opportunities can arise simply from being yourself, and what she believes the ultimate goal of the plus-size movement should be. On WTF, Amazon has its own pro-union employees arrested for delivering food to the break area at the JFK8 warehouse. By listener request, we react to the Super Bowl halftime show, a seemingly seminal moment in getting white America to embrace the individuals who drive Black culture, and discuss if it will have a lasting impact.</p>
February 14, 2022
Walking the Walk w/Geno Brooks
<p>Filmmaker Geno Brooks joins the show to discuss his mentorship program, Bear the Torch, which strives to give opportunities to rising, bold voices in the BIPOC community and give them space to hone their craft. Interestingly, the program is geared toward individuals not currently involved in the film industry. We discuss Bear the Torch with Geno, as well as how he overcame creative depression, why simply showing up is so important to success no matter your industry, and more. On WTF, a New York-based teacher is arrested after administering a COVID-19 vaccine to a student despite not being authorized to do so. Shakesha and Ryan play a new game called Lyric Party.</p>
February 7, 2022
Figuring It Out w/Kanithea Powell
<p>Writer, film director, innovator, and creative Kanithea Powell joins the show. Kanithea is the founder and CEO of QFN TV, a global streaming network set to launch this year and focused on content and creators that are women of color. With Kanithea, we discussed the beauty of ideas, why the words you speak over your life are so important, how most people don’t want to take the time to do the work required for growth, plans for her new network, and a lot more. On WTF, we react to a group of insane Siberians who recently set the record for running in the coldest marathon ever. Shakesha tells Ryan how she wound up working a side gig in a job that didn't even exist two years ago.</p>
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