最高の Young Black Broke ポッドキャスト (2024)

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Introducing Empire City: The Untold Origin Story of the NYPD 44:44

1M ago44:44

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The police tell us they are here to protect us. But what if their original purpose was something else altogether? Peabody Award-winning host Chenjerai Kumanyika takes listeners on a journey to uncover the hidden history of the largest police force in the world – from its roots in slavery, to rival police gangs battling across the city, to everyday …

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The Problem of Children being Retirement Plans 1:25:34

4M ago1:25:34

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This week, Toya and Charli discuss the privilege of not being your parents' retirement plan. In a candid conversation, we once again explore the complexities of dealing with family and money. To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie, visit us online here:IG - http://www.instagram.com/brokeblackbougieTikTok- http://www.tiktok.com/brokeblackboug…

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Making it on Less 2:18:59

7M ago2:18:59

2:18:59

This week Toya and Charli speak about the journey of making in on less than our worth in workspaces and showing up for what we deserve. To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie, visit us online here:IG - www.instagram.com/brokeblackbougieTikTok - www.tiktok.com/brokeblackbougieWebsite - www.brokeblackbougie.com…

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Mean Green 2:06:12

7M ago2:06:12

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This week, Toya and Charli delve deep into the murky waters of wealth, power, and ethics. 'Mean Green' talks about the complex relationship between wealth and morality.To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie, visit us online here:IG - www.Instagram.com/brokeblackbougieTikTok - www.tiktok.com/brokeblackbougieWebsite - www.brokeblackbougie.com…

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Thriving Black and Remote 1:12:25

8M ago1:12:25

1:12:25

This week, Toya and Charli hit the mic again to offer a fresh perspective on Black empowerment, professional evolution, and remote work.We unveil the narrative around individual potential and transformation, redefining your worth more than just a job title. This episode also covers the toll of traditional work environments, the disparities in compe…

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Black, a Creative and In a Drought 1:14:05

8M ago1:14:05

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In this solo episode, Charli takes you on a personal journey through the depths of Black creativity. She delves into the challenges and triumphs faced being a Black creative who has not always have poured into themselves properly. From candid reflections to insightful revelations, she shares her experiences and lessons learned along the way in the …

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Black in Scarcity 56:43

8M ago56:43

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This week, Toya and Charli delve into the complexities of living in scarcity, exploring its profound effects on mental well-being and decision-making processes. They will also discuss the unique challenges and perspectives of experiencing scarcity as Black individuals, shedding light on the intersectionality of race and scarcity.Politicking Segment…

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For the Music Lover In You 1:17:57

9M ago1:17:57

1:17:57

In this week's special episode, Toya and Charli express themselves through an array of musical references. Whether it's through raps, lyrical conversations, or singing lil tunes, they create an engaging segment filled with lyrics that resonate with their emotions. Warning: If musical expressions annoy you, enter at your own risk👀.To keep up with al…

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Enter Year ‘✌🏾4️⃣ 1:14:11

9M ago1:14:11

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With a new year ahead of us Toya and Charli talk about the things they desire entering year 2024. These two dynamic personalities share an intimate conversation full of laughter, wisdom, and a touch of vulnerability. To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie, visit www.brokeblackbougie.com, follow our online community on IG and Threads @BrokeBl…

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Black and Estranged 1:06:37

1y ago1:06:37

1:06:37

In this week’s episode, Toya and Charli delve into the deeply personal and a complex journey of growing up estranged from their family. The episode explores the unique experiences of growing up sheltered from loved ones within a Black family. It invites listeners to empathize with the unique challenges faced by those who have chosen, or been forced…

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YDAB Ep.67 - Carlee Russell, Witches and 40K inside job 40:18

1y ago40:18

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The YDAB crew is talking about the Carlee Russell kidnapping, witches and more.Email us your thoughts or questions:ydabroke@gmail.comFollow us on Social Media:Instagram: Young Dumb and BrokeFacebook: Young, Dumb and BrokeFind PrinceTree:Twitter: Prince_TreeInstagram: Prince_TreeYouTube: Prince TreeEtsy: Prince TreeFind Seb:Instagram: seby_bassFind …

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Episode 66 - We Are Back... Again 1:13:12

1+ y ago1:13:12

1:13:12

The YDAB crew is back again.Email us your thoughts or questions:ydabroke@gmail.comFollow us on Social Media:Instagram: Young Dumb and BrokeFacebook: Young, Dumb and BrokeFind PrinceTree:Twitter: Prince_TreeInstagram: Prince_TreeYouTube: Prince TreeEtsy: Prince TreeFind Seb:Instagram: seby_bassFind Jarrod:Instagram: Jclemmings95…

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Voices From The Choir_Series Trailer 3:27

1+ y ago3:27

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Steven Hi, my name is Steven Williams. Clara And my name is Clara Williams. Steven We would like to introduce you to our podcast series, Voices From The Choir: Oh Happy Day Reflections. I will be your host for these nine episodes as we hear the personal stories from some of the original members of the Northern California State Youth Choir of the Ch…

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Pastor Ron Thompson 36:56

1+ y ago36:56

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Pastor Ron Thompson sang with Edwin Hawkins in the Laney Junior College choir, where they both attended school. Pastor Ron talks about the amazing talent they grew up with, in the Oakland area, and the tradition of “midnight musicals” in the COGIC church. He describes how he was able to navigate his role as a husband, kids, college student, and a f…

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Gwendolyn Mitchell 38:40

1+ y ago38:40

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Gwendolyn Lee Mitchell is the youngest sister of Arva Campbell and one of the youngest members of The Northern California State Youth Choir, at the age of 14. Gwen talks about growing up in The Bay Area surrounded by the youth of Ephesians Church of God In Christ. She describes being on tour as a family affair, the many siblings who were part of th…

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Diane Williams 52:54

1+ y ago52:54

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Diane Williams, cousin of Co-Host, Clara Williams shares a story that is part of the motivating force behind the creation of this podcast. Diane talks about growing up in the Church of God In Christ, with a family who loved gospel music. She shares her journey from shame to self-love, after becoming a pregnant teen. She talks about the people who i…

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Donald Casimere 35:50

1+ y ago35:50

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Donald Casimere was a member of the choir at Ephesians Church of God In Christ, when Edwin Hawkins was both the church organist and choir director. He shares his experience as a baritone-bass on the original recording of the album, “Let Us Go Into The House of The Lord” which included the recording “Oh Happy Day”. Donald describes Edwin’s ability t…

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Arvanderlyn Campbell 54:13

1+ y ago54:13

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Arvanderlyn “Arva” Campbell was a member of the Northern California Youth Choir of the Church of God and Christ (COGIC) and an original member of the Edwin Hawkins Singers. She talks about “singing with the anointing" and being a part of a gospel hit record, against the socio-political backdrop of the Vietnam War, the assassination of MLK, racial u…

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Kathi Gaines (Part 2) 53:32

1+ y ago53:32

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Kathy Gaines continues the discussion on rote learning versus how black choirs learned music “by ear”, which allowed the spread of Edwin’s music to other churches. Kathy talks about Edwin’s unique teaching style and his influence on choir directors in the COGIC church. She reflects on how Ed, with varying degrees of talent, was able to cultivate th…

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Kathi Gaines (Part 1) 52:50

1+ y ago52:50

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Kathy Gaines was one of the original members of the Northern California State Youth Choir. She speaks of her family’s migration from the rural South to The West - first Berkeley, then Oakland, California. Encouraged to sing at an early age, Kathy performed without shyness or reservation. Kathy explores the rich music history and legacy of hymnals i…

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Clara Williams (Part 2) 47:33

1+ y ago47:33

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Clara Williams recalls the moment that catapulted “Oh Happy Day” onto the radio waves and into the hearts of people across the country. She chronicles the series of events, surprising changes and tense moments that followed. Clara speaks of coming of age on a national tour, shortly after the death of her mother - and some of the most treasured perf…

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Clara Williams (Part 1) 53:42

1+ y ago53:42

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Clara Williams reflects on growing up in West Oakland, California and attending Berkeley High School. Her father started his ministry as an associate ordained minister at Ephesians Church of God In Christ (COGIC) - known for its flagship status as one of the largest pentecostal churches in the San Francisco/Oakland Bay Area during the early sixties…

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NGSEB: #FreeShanteari 1:04:29

1+ y ago1:04:29

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This week, Toya and Charli discuss the story of Shanteari Weems, a wife who was jailed for shooting her husband who sexually abused children at their daycare. We explore what it means to stop ignoring and covering up harmful situations, particularly when it comes to protecting children.CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains conversations about Chil…

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The Things We Wished We Knew 1:00:41

1+ y ago1:00:41

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This week Toya and Charli talk about the things they wished they knew to better survive their upbringing. To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie, visit www.brokeblackbougie.com and subscribe to our newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/dEbroz.

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Rheuma-Tory 1:42:37

1+ y ago1:42:37

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This week Toya and Charli talk being Black and exceptional, the Grammys and what Beyoncé fourth AOTY snub means for Black women. To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie, visit www.brokeblackbougie.com and subscribe to our newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/dEbroz.

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You don’t know Harriet? 1:03:50

1+ y ago1:03:50

1:03:50

This week Toya and Charli chop it out about Chad Johnson dropping gems on living below your means; and discuss the importance of knowing your history. To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie, visit www.brokeblackbougie.com and subscribe to our newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/dEbroz.

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Mirrors, Towers, and Detours 1:30:32

2y ago1:30:32

1:30:32

Charli discusses a life changing 2022 and learning to accept the messages of the universe even when we desire different outcomes. To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie, visit www.brokeblackbougie.com and subscribe to our newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/dEbroz.

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Bonus: Radical Family Histories (A Crossover with I Was Never There) 39:18

2y ago39:18

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Zayd sits down with his mom, Bernardine Dohrn, along with Jamie and Karen Zelermyer of Wonder Media Network’s I Was Never There to look back at the process of making a show so deeply rooted in personal family history. Jamie and Zayd interview their mothers to learn how they felt reliving their radical pasts and what it was like to make a podcast wi…

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Tomorrow Is The Day 1:14:19

2y ago1:14:19

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This week Toya and Charli discuss “Quiet Quitting” and what it means to, let go of workplaces that no longer serve them. To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie, visit www.brokeblackbougie.com and subscribe to our newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/dEbroz.

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Relief Me 52:28

2y ago52:28

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This week Toya and Charli discuss the Pause on Student Debt Relief and why we’re tired of waiting. To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie, visit www.brokeblackbougie.com and subscribe to our newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/dEbroz.

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Bumrista, Laughs, and No Structure 53:48

2y ago53:48

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After a long break Toya and Charli return with an episode with no structure discussing life, low-vibration plates and inflation. To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie, visit www.brokeblackbougie.com and subscribe to our newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/dEbroz.

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No More Costly Decisions, Gracias 1:24:26

2y ago1:24:26

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This week Toya and Charli reflect on the recent essay published on Broke Black Bougie titled “How My Sister Unwillfully Became A Truant.” We talk about the experience of Toya becoming a truant, revisit a past conversation on A Costly Decision, and overview the feedback of the BBB community regarding her education journey. To keep up with all things…

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Why Returning Home Is Hard 1:10:09

2y ago1:10:09

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This week, Charli is joined by special guest Dr. Bell to discuss leaving home for a better opportunity and the challenges of returning home to family dynamics that are less than desirable. We explore defining familial support, generational trauma, and how to set boundaries with loved ones. To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie, visit www.br…

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Chapter 10: Inheritance 55:54

2y ago55:54

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Zayd connects to other children of the underground. Out of the shards of the radical movements of the 1970s, a new generation fights to build a better future. For more of the story, check out: Chesa Boudin, Letters from Young Activists: Today’s Rebels Speak Out (2005) Patrisse Cullors & asha bandel, When They Call You a Terrorist: A Black Lives Mat…

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Little Miss Teri 1:05:33

2y ago1:05:33

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This week Toya and Charli unpack the character Teri from the 1997 film Soul Food. We discuss Teri’s role as the family ATM and the answer to all her people’s problems. It’s a dynamic many of us know all too well. To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie, visit www.brokeblackbougie.com and subscribe to the newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/dEb…

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Chapter 9: Revolutionary Suicide 49:00

2+ y ago49:00

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Former members of the Weather Underground and the Black Liberation Army carry out one last action together, with deadly consequences that reverberate across generations. For more of the story, check out: Assata Shakur, Assata: An Autobiography (1987) Dhoruba bin Wahad, Assata Shakur & Mumia Abu-Jamal, Still Black, Still Strong (1993) Dan Berger, Ou…

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This is Family Business 1:13:14

2+ y ago1:13:14

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This week Toya and Charli discuss observing the impact of financial stressors on their parents and how living in scarcity for an extended time affects our mental well-being. Content advisory: Suicide, Suicidal ideation To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie, visit www.brokeblackbougie.com and subscribe to our newsletter here: http://eepurl.c…

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Chapter 8: Hard Times 48:32

2+ y ago48:32

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The end of the Vietnam War means the end of the Weather Underground. Zayd’s parents and their radical comrades, still on the run from the FBI, plan a different kind of future. For more of the story, check out: Emile de Antonio, Underground (1976) Mona Rocha, The Weatherwomen: Militant Feminists of the Weather Underground (2020) To learn more about …

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Chapter 7: The Belly of the Beast, Part II 32:28

2+ y ago32:28

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The Weather Underground Organization and the Black Liberation Army go to war with the United States government. For more of the story, check out: The BLA, Black Liberation Army Papers (1963-1998) Sekou Odinga, Dhoruba Bin Wahad & Jamal Joseph, Look for Me in the Whirlwind: From the Panther 21 to 21st Century Revolutions (2017) To learn more about l…

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Chapter 6: The Belly of the Beast, Part I 32:58

2+ y ago32:58

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The FBI targets the Weather Underground, and a split in the Black Panther Party gives rise to a new, more militant organization - the Black Liberation Army. For more of the story, check out: The Weather Underground, Prairie Fire: The Politics Of Revolutionary Anti-Imperialism (1974) Federal Bureau of Investigation, The Declassified FBI Files on the…

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Chapter 5: New Morning 44:30

2+ y ago44:30

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The Weathermen go underground, and become famous - and infamous - as counter-culture outlaws. For more of the story, check out: Thai Jones, A Radical Line: From the Labor Movement to the Weather Underground (2004) Timothy Leary, The Psychedelic Experience (1964) To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyin…

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Chapter 4: Bring the War Home 42:07

2+ y ago42:07

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The Weathermen decide to bring the horrors of the Vietnam War back to America’s doorstep, planning an action that will change the future of the organization, and Zayd’s family, forever. For more of the story, check out: Bill Ayers, Fugitive Days: Memoirs of an Antiwar Activist (2001) Cathy Wilkerson, Flying Close to the Sun: My Life and Times as a …

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Chapter 3: I Am A Revolutionary 47:41

2+ y ago47:41

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Jamal Joseph is radicalized at 15, and joins the New York Black Panthers. And a deadly attack by Chicago Police puts both Panthers and Weathermen on a path towards violent revolution. For more of the story, check out: Jamal Joseph, Panther Baby: A Life of Rebellion and Reinvention (2012) Stanley Nelson, The Black Panther Party: Vanguard of the Revo…

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Chapter 2: Days of Rage 50:38

2+ y ago50:38

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Zayd’s father Bill Ayers joins the Weathermen, and he and his friends teach themselves to be revolutionaries, gearing up to build bombs and brawl with police on the streets of Chicago. For more of the story, check out: Gillo Pontecorvo, The Battle of Algiers (1966) Carlos Marighella, The Mini-Manual of the Urban Guerrilla (1969) To learn more about…

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Chapter 1: The Most Dangerous Woman in America 56:15

2+ y ago56:15

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In 1970, a former law student named Bernardine Dohrn declared war on the United States government. Decades later, her son Zayd Ayers Dohrn tells the story of how his mother was radicalized, and became the most wanted woman in America. For more of the story, check out: Students for a Democratic Society, The Port Huron Statement (1962) Revolutionary …

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YDAB | Ep. 65 | Glock Dookie | Amber Heard | Objection Hearsay 1:15:22

2+ y ago1:15:22

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The YDAB crew are talking about hypothetical situations in jail, Amber Heard and the Johnny Depp case and moreEmail us your thoughts or questions:ydabroke@gmail.comFollow us on Social Media:Instagram: Young Dumb and BrokeFacebook: Young, Dumb and BrokeFind PrinceTree:Twitter: Prince_TreeInstagram: Prince_TreeYouTube: Prince TreeEtsy: Prince TreeFin…

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Introducing Mother Country Radicals 3:21

2+ y ago3:21

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Zayd Dohrn was born underground - his parents were founders of the Weather Underground organization, and on the run from the FBI. Now Zayd takes us back to the 1970s, when his parents and their young friends brawled with riot cops on the streets of Chicago, bombed the Pentagon and the U.S. Capitol, and teamed up with Black militant groups to rob ba…

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This Is AmeriKKKa 1:19:01

2+ y ago1:19:01

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In this week's episode, Charli taps in with her close brother Kwame Bell to discuss what it means to be Black in America, the gentleness of being white, and our emotions following the Buffalo, NY Massacre. If you desire to support organizers on the ground in Buffalo, the victims, and their families, please head to the following links below. How You…

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F*ck Shrinking 44:35

2+ y ago44:35

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This week Charli leads the podcast alone with a candid discussion about letting go of “Shrinking” and how she’s navigating being more gentle with herself. To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie visit www.brokeblackbougie.com and subscribe to our newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/dEbroz

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Letting Go of Living for Others 1:07:20

2+ y ago1:07:20

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In this week's episode, Toya and Charli discuss what it means to live for others and how sometimes we neglect ourselves trying to do it all for everyone. To keep up with all things Broke Black Bougie visit www.brokeblackbougie.com and subscribe to our newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/dEbroz

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