Join our co-hosts in this compelling episode of the Black Man's Round Table Podcast as they delve into the pressing issues of justice and equality. The hosts engage in a candiddiscussion about the current political climate, exploring the impact of illegal orders and the importance of standing up against injustice. They reflect on historical events, such as the Tulsa Race Massacre, and discuss the ongoing fight for reparations and recognition. This episode is a powerful reminder of the need for vigilance, activism, and unity in the face of systemic challenges.

Join us on the Black Man's Roundtable as we welcome Whitney Kenner Jones, the inspiring County Commissioner of Douglas County, Georgia. In this episode, Commissioner Jones shares her journey from a dedicated lawyer to acommunity-focused leader, highlighting the critical role of local politics in shaping our communities. Discover her insights on strategic planning, community development, and the power of collaboration to drive positive change. Whetheryou're passionate about local governance or curious about the impact of politics on daily life, this conversation is a must-listen. Tune in to explore how Commissioner Jones is empowering Douglas County and beyond.

Join Rodney & Rodney in this insightful episode of "The Roundup with Rodney and Rodney" as they delve into the economic challenges facing communities today. Special guest James R. Beatty, CEO of Beatty Golf Ventures, shares hisjourney in promoting diversity and inclusion within the golf industry. Discover the impact of AI and automation on job markets and explore the opportunities available in the golf sector for people of color. Also, don’t miss the “Hot Topic” segment on the “Black Jobs” crisis and our “Host Spotlight” segment on tariffs.

Join Bobby and Rodney in this insightful episode of "Local Lookout" as they delve into the significance of local elections and their impact on everyday life. With a focus on the recent elections, they explore how local governance affects crucialissues like utility bills and public services. The episode also features a deep dive into the 2024 election dynamics, questioning voting patterns and emphasizing the importance of informed participation. Tune in to understand why all politics is local and why every vote counts.

On this Reparations Special of the BMR, we welcomed Dr. Karcheik Sims-Alvarado, Chair, Fulton County, GA Reparations Task Force, to the roundtable. Dr. Sims-Alvarado provided a comprehensive and current report on her findings, unveiling the real cost of racism as well as practical solutions to the issue.

On this "Co-hosts Special" episode of the BMR, the co-hosts held in-depth discussions on the No Kings Protests, the Black Net Worth Disparity, and Trade School vs. College for our Black high schoolers. If you're concerned about our community's economic future, then this is a can't miss episode for you!

On this Community Leader Series of the BMR, we welcomed Martin Raxton, Douglas County Commissioner, District 3, to the Roundtable for an informative conversation on the state of the district and the importance of local politics covering topics like property tax, public safety funding, big truck traffic, and more!

If you think politics ain't your business, then you MUST watch this episode! We sat down with business/political analyst, Benny Crane, Sr., for a candid discussion on the deep connections between business and politics. Also, check out our "Hot Topic" and "Host Spotlight" segments for a discussion on how DEI helps white people and impacts on the government shutdown on Georgia respectively.