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Talking Race, Africa and People

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3.8(4 reviews)
34 episodes
Updated Bi-weekly
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Podcast Overview

A weekly, unflinching discussion with Have Hope and Daniel Tiluk about race, racism, Africa, the African diaspora, music, film, as well as issues in society and commentary on humanity.

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Publishing Since

4/14/2023

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Podcast Authority

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Engagement75
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Episode Length
1h 34m
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31 episodes over 2.3 years

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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for 34 | Jermaine Cole

February 21, 2026

34 | Jermaine Cole

<p>Have Hope and Daniel discuss J. Cole&#39;s latest offering &quot;The Fall-Off.&quot;</p><p><br></p><p>At an uncommonly late hour: what makes a classic body of work, what are the limitations and expectations of J. Cole, what does he have that his peers don&#39;t and vise versa, did &quot;The Fall-Off&quot; match expectations, if this is Cole&#39;s last album has he fulfilled his potential, and where does this double album (and each disc in it) rank in his discography?</p>

Episode thumbnail for 33 | A Myriad of Mikes

November 16, 2025

33 | A Myriad of Mikes

<p>Have Hope and Daniel discuss Stephen A. Smith and Michelle Beadle's war of words. Why Smith's foray into politics is dangerous, and how the Terrell Owens moment shifted his persona. Then the teaser trailer for "Michael" was released. Is a Michael Jackson biopic something that is capable of being made in one film? If the film doesn't explore the deep trauma Michael and his siblings suffered, which can be seen by their altered facial features, is it truly worth watching?</p>

Episode thumbnail for 32 | One Trash After Another

October 10, 2025

32 | One Trash After Another

<p>Have Hope and Daniel discuss Paul Thomas Anderson's latest film "One Battle After Another," it's lack of politics, depiction of revolution, black women, whiteness, and American society. Also is artificial intelligence art going to take everything over?</p>

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What is Talking Race, Africa and People?

A weekly, unflinching discussion with Have Hope and Daniel Tiluk about race, racism, Africa, the African diaspora, music, film, as well as issues in society and commentary on humanity.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates bi-weekly.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 6 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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