Beste Freeman World Podcasts (2024)

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World Changers w/ Jerome Moore 1:18:14

3+ y ago1:18:14

1:18:14

Jerome Moore (Community Changers LLC) joins the show for some lively dialog. We discuss his upbringing in Nashville, TN, his community building endeavors overseas, and the copious projects he’s currently undertaking in Music City. Jerome offers considerable wisdom through his candid and captivating storytelling. He has extensive expertise in domest…

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UnBelievable World w/ BeHoward 1:17:00

3+ y ago1:17:00

1:17:00

I sit down with the first and only 2-time guest, BeHoward. We discuss his latest musical projects, UnBelievable, and Morning Coffee. Our exchange is full of captivating chitchat and dramatic dialogue. From vulnerability, politics, and purpose, to “God fearing white men,” it is a non-stop roller coaster ride of conversation. Our discussion ultimatel…

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The Cost of Murder 28:26

4y ago28:26

28:26

Every year the police are found guilty of misconduct. When legal settlements are paid, who suffers the expense? Well, contrary to popular belief, it’s not the boys in blue. The recent $12 million settlement received by the family of Breonna Taylor compelled me to examine the true cost of murder, and how it affects the entire nation. The findings re…

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A History of Violence Part 2 39:16

4y ago39:16

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In this second installment of A History of Violence, police riots and the idea of a “police state” are carefully explored. Further attention is given to alternatives to policing. In Part One, I suggest that we should first defund the police. In Part Two, I attest that we should actively work towards a world where we abolish the police altogether. h…

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A History of Violence Part 1 17:44

4y ago17:44

17:44

Join me as I discuss comprehensive police stats, the history of American policing, “White” liberals, and politics. There is a conspicuous history of violence in the United States against persons of African descent. We must DEFUND the police. https://mappingpoliceviolence.org/https://lawenforcementmuseum.org/2019/07/10/slave-patrols-an-early-form-of…

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Crisis in the Community 32:10

4y ago32:10

32:10

Acts of nature affect us all, but they appear to have a more deleterious effect on some groups than others. I am joined by Dr. Junia Howell (University of Pittsburgh), Michael Kenner (Miken Development), and Jerome Moore (Community Changers) to discuss the effects natural disasters have on communities of color, specifically the African American com…

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The Outbreak Part 4 56:06

4y ago56:06

56:06

I wanted to learn more about how the pandemic is playing out around the planet. So, I reached out to several friends in order to get their perspectives on this unique moment in history. Joined by Clodagh Quain, Dr. Soran Rabin Bozorg, Bronwyn Tilbury, and Roxie Xiè, we examine the impact of this virus on their particular cities and nations. Ultimat…

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The Outbreak Part 3 26:22

4y ago26:22

26:22

In this episode, I speak with Lubna Ahmed to discuss the environmental factors that exacerbate the Coronavirus for low-income communities and communities of color. Lubna is the Director of Environmental Health for WE ACT, an environmental nonprofit organization based out of New York City, with an additional office in Washington D.C. that specifical…

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The Outbreak Part 2 22:42

4y ago22:42

22:42

I am joined by the Rev. Dr. Liz Theoharis (biblical scholar, author, professor, and co-chair of The Poor People’s Campaign) to discuss the $2.2 trillion stimulus bill and how it illuminates economic inequality and course attitudes towards the poor. We tackle what Jesus would actually have to say in this present climate of corporate bailouts in the …

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The Outbreak Part 1 34:31

4+ y ago34:31

34:31

In the first episode of Season 2, I speak with members of the academic, medical, and food service communities. We discuss the origin of the virus, prevention measures, “essential workers,” and the virus’ effect on the poor, working, and middle socio-economic classes. Guests include Dr. Peter Li, Dr. David Ransom, Nilü Nurinov M.P.H., Nurse Amber LP…

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Ep 12: A Defective Legal System 16:08

4+ y ago16:08

16:08

The criminal case of Rodney Reed is discussed in light of his recently granted stay of execution. Thanks to political pressure and massive activism from the citizens of this nation, Reed has been indefinitely removed from Death Row. Although this is a victory, the fight for justice will not be truly won until Reed is exonerated and brought home.…

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Ep 11: Tim Wise 2:07:04

4+ y ago2:07:04

2:07:04

I sit down with anti-racism activist, public speaker, and writer, Tim Wise. Wise has spoken at over 600 universities and colleges and is a regular guest on CNN. Wise and I discuss his unique path into the work of challenging and dismantling white supremacy. Apartheid, The Cosby Show, American policing practices, and Black forgiveness are just a few…

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1 on 1 on 1: Hong Kong vs China vs the NBA 23:12

4+ y ago23:12

23:12

Gather around closely, kids. Listen attentively as Freeman discusses the current state of affairs between Hong Kong, China, and now, the NBA. It’s a very complex situation that’s unfolding right before our very eyes.

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Episode 9: Time is on Our Side? 8:55

5y ago8:55

8:55

The environment is taking some heavy, human-induced blows. Does anyone care? Where do we go from here? Either way, just know that this issue isn’t specific to one nation-state. Rather, this is a global imperative.

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Episode 8: Bill Eberle 50:59

5y ago50:59

50:59

In this episode, I sit down with political psyche-folk artist, Bill Eberle. We discuss his East Coast upbringing, protest music, and politics. We raise the stakes with a segment called Fair or Foul and, of course, The 21 Questions of Death.

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Episode 7: Stevie Kin 25:07

5y ago25:07

25:07

I sit down with Stevie Kin, an Indie-Pop-Folk sensation based in Nashville, TN. Stevie’s latest album, Petals, is a sonically captivating offering sprinkled with metaphors of growth and self-reflection. We discuss life, poetry, and of course, the 21 Questions of Death.

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Episode 6: BeHoward 1:05:46

5y ago1:05:46

1:05:46

This episode kicks off the Music Series for The Freeman World Experiment. I sit down with Nashville-based Rap artist, BeHoward. We discuss music, sports, homophobia, the word nigga, and much more. This is one incredible show!

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Harriet Tubman 15:31

5y ago15:31

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In this episode, the casting of Nigerian British actress Cynthia Erivo as Harriet Tubman is discussed. Listen along as the host tries to determine whether or not Hollywood is showing favoritism for British Blacks over African Americans.

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Nathan Bedford Forrest Day 16:11

5y ago16:11

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The Governor of Tennessee declared July 13th ”Nathan Bedford Forrest Day.” Taking a closer look at the day, Freeman World highlights its origin, and offers options for the Volunteer State moving forward.

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Unda’ The Sea 24:33

5y ago24:33

24:33

Analyzing the casting of Halle Bailey as Ariel in the reprise of The Little Mermaid, a double standard is highlighted in how some ethnic groups are granted incredible concessions in regards to what roles they can play whereas other groups are often derided and mocked.

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Boobs & Pits 23:14

5y ago23:14

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In this episode, the subject of aesthetics is discussed in regards to natural breast and armpit hair. Recent controversies involving two women pop musicians brings these topics to light. The role of patriarchy and how we view said matters is explored.