Only One Mic Podcast

In this episode, Historian, Genealogist, Executive Producer, and Narrator of The Legacy of Charity's Children podcast Patricia Smith Griffin joins us to discuss the life and times of Abolitionist and Underground Railroad conductor Charity Davis Caesar Broady and her contributions to the history of Ohio. Patricia also speaks on the importance of researching and documenting your family history. We also touch on her experience as a radio broadcaster and the challenges she faced as a black woman in a male-dominated industry. For more on Charity’s Children Click The Links Belowhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-legacy-of-charitys-children/id1659227300https://www.charityschildren.org/https://www.daytondailynews.com/local/stories-shine-light-on-black-familys-contributions/J4FJNEQRBZGJFGFMAOBGHIE63Y/

In this episode, we discuss Francisco Severo Torres, who threatened to hijack a United Airlines flight; but was subdued by a few brave passengers. The 11-year-old middle schooler who spoke out against his school; for providing sexually explicit books depicting two teen boys having sex! And Raquel Evita Saraswati, the Muslim activist, former Fox news pundit, and diversity executive for the American Friends Service Committee, was revealed to be a caucasian woman named Rachel Elizabeth Seidel. And a little Caucasian girl proclaims she is a "strong black woman"!

In this episode, we discuss the effects of Tranq. The fentanyl and Xylazine (animal sedative) mixed drugs are sweeping the  Kensington section of Philadelphia. Now it's making its way to other major cities. Should this be treated as a public health crisis before it gets out of control? Also, the family of Malcolm X is suing the FBI, CIA, and NYPD for conspiring in the death of Malcolm. If they are successful, should the family of other slain leaders at the hands of these organizations be sued as well?For more info on Tranq and the FDA warning on the drug Xylazine click the links below.https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/07/health/fentanyl-xylazine-drug.htmlhttps://youtu.be/3EGmgQUIgx8

In this episode, we review Marvel Studios' latest installment Ant-Man & the Wasp Quantumania. Also, why is the Church of England putting the gender of God up for discussion? What is their endgame? And Rihanna's recent British Vogue cover with her husband ASAP Rocky and their child. What message does this send about the Black family and the man's role in it?

We're Back! In this episode, we discuss the recent trade of Kyrie Irving from the Brooklyn Nets to the Dallas Mavericks. Was Kyrie's off-court distractions the real reason that Brooklyn had enough? We also touch on the tragic Death of Tyre Nichols and what it means for the state of law enforcement. Should it get abolished or reformed?

In this episode, Lindsay Swanson and Brittany Rumph founders of The Innova Girls Academy Charter School, join us to discuss the mission of Innova, the process of starting a school, charter vs. public schools, and the state of education today.For more information on the Innova Girls Academy Charter School click on the links below.https://www.innovagirlsacademy.org/https://www.tiannamanon.com/post/roc-native-brittany-rumph-helps-open-only-all-girls-elementary-school-in-monroe-countyhttps://www.wxxinews.org/local-news/2022-12-28/founders-of-innova-girls-academy-charter-school-aim-to-open-doors-next-school-year

In this episode, we discuss the recent arrest and indictment of fake Bishop Lamor Whitehead for fraud, extortion, and lying to the feds. Also, another so-called pastor Jamal Bryant wants to teach young black boys to grow marijuana to bring revenue to his church. And New Yorkers take to the streets to protest Drag Queen story hour!

In this episode, we discuss Deion Sanders's move from Jackson State University to Colorado State University. Does this make him a sellout?, or is it just business? and was the United States trade of Viktor Bout (aka the Merchant of Death) for WNBA star Brittney Griner a good move?

In this episode, Author Sahaj Sharda joins us to discuss his upcoming book, The College Cartel. In the book, Sharda exposes how elite colleges collude for their benefit at the expense of students, faculty, and even the public. Despite having access to billions of taxpayer dollars, top universities remain unnecessarily exclusive and expensive. Sahaj offers solutions to counter the corrupt practices of these universities and details how higher education must change going forward.For more information on Sahaj please click on the links below.https://www.breakthecartel.com/https://sahajsharda.substack.com/ https://twitter.com/hajsharda

In this episode, we discuss LeBron James’s scathing criticism of the press in their handling of the Jerry Jones photo controversy. Why isn’t the same negative energy directed toward Jerry Jones that Kyrie Irving received? We also ask the question, why hasn’t Jerry Jones denounced racism? And what information does the Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder have that can potentially take down the NFL?

In the latest episode, we discuss the photo taken in 1957 of 14-year-old Jerry Jones among a group of white students trying to prevent African American students from integrating at an Arkansas High School. We ask the question, is Jerry Jones racist? And as Stephen A. Smith comes to the defense of Jerry Jones, should we consider him a sell-out?

In this episode, we discuss Charles Barkley’s interview on CNN Morning, where he equates being black to being gay. We also discuss Kyrie Irving’s recent apology to the Jewish community and the black Hebrew Israelites surrounding the Barclays Center in Brooklyn and Jon Stewart’s comments on the Stephen Colbert show regarding the reasoning behind why people of color feel that Jews run the world.

In our latest episode, Author, Editor, Entrepreneur, and Podcast Host CaTyra Polland talk with us about the importance of authors educating themselves on the business of book publishing, racial disparities in the literary world, professionalism in the workplace, Books on Diversity, and Black Authors Month.For more on CaTyra Polland and her services at Love4Words click on the link below.https://www.love4words.com/

In our latest episode, we ask the question are the NBA and the Jewish community trying to buck-break Kyrie Irving?  We also take a moment to lightly discuss the documentary Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America.

In this episode, we discuss Slavery or forced labor of people convicted of certain crimes being on the ballot in 5 US states during the upcoming elections, and Gender Swap Day is a day in which participating high schools allow students to dress like the opposite sex. Why are the schools encouraging this? And people are dressing up as Jeffrey Dahmer.

In this episode, we discuss the Holmesburg Prison Experiments that recently made headlines again when the city of Philadelphia issued an apology for the atrocities the former inmates endured in the name of science. Should the families of these inmates be compensated by the companies that benefited from the experiments? What are the possible long-term effects of these experiments? Watch the documentary Acres of Skin by clicking the link belowhttps://youtu.be/sfd1vCC3YC0

In this episode, we discuss T.I.’s son King and his recent controversy with Charleston White and why most youths feel like they have a sense of entitlement. We also continue our conversation about Kanye’s descent into madness in light of his latest rant and celebrity reactions. Also, Draymond Green laid hands on Jordan Poole. Was he wrong? Or is it just a part of the game?

In this episode, we discuss the recent allegations of BLM founder Patrisse Cullors spending thousands in backyard renovations for her $1.4 million home. Also, 50 Cent’s son Marquise Jackson claims that $6,700 a month in child support from his dad is not enough for him to live. Is he right or entitled? And Kanye is back in the news for his call for DEFCON 3 on all Jewish People. Is this the final lap in his career?Patrisse Cullorshttps://nypost.com/2022/10/08/blm-founder-patrisse-cullors-spends-thousands-renovating-backyard-of-1-4m-la-home/?utm_source=url_sitebuttons&utm_medium=site%20buttons&utm_campaign=site%20buttons

In this episode, we discuss the recent article in Rolling Stone Magazine on the FBI's 270-page file on Aretha Franklin from 1967-2007. And Kanye West's White Lives Matter shirt and the controversial statement he made against the Black Lives Matter organization. Also, the LGBTQ calls for Netflix to remove the true crime series DAHMER from its category of LBGTQ movies. And Will Smith plays a slave named Peter in his upcoming movie EMANCIPATION. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/aretha-franklin-fbi-file-surveillance-1234602217/

In this episode, we discuss the black court officer who stopped a white officer from aggressively escorting a black man from the courtroom after the sentencing of Michael McGowan for the killing of Gisselle  (Gigi) Rengifo. Should kids be educated on gun safety, responsibility, and the repercussions of gun use? The suspects caught in connection to the death of rapper PNB Rock and NBA legend Ray Allen had to check a young YouTuber for trying to prank him at Target.   Indisputable with Dr. Rashad Richeyhttps://youtu.be/BnBrMG5c8G0https://www.local10.com/news/local/2022/09/16/family-of-shooting-victim-distraught-at-judges-sentencing-decision-for-suspect/Ray Allen Prankhttps://youtube.com/shorts/2sUQGKoR-Tk?feature=share