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  • Dress Codes, Layoffs & The COVID Debate | The Unemployment Line

    Dress Codes, Layoffs & The COVID Debate | The Unemployment Line
    2026/08/06
    This week on The Unemployment Line, Larry P and The Dok bounce between the biggest stories in politics, pop culture, and everyday life with the humor and unfiltered perspective you've come to expect. They revisit the COVID-19 response and the debate surrounding Dr. Anthony Fauci, question whether politics gets in the way of common-sense solutions, and weigh in on Tuskegee University's controversial dress code policy.

    The conversation then shifts to careers and entrepreneurship as they discuss Ryan Clark's surprising ESPN exit, the changing workplace, influencer degrees, recession-proof skills, and why treating yourself like a business may be the smartest career move you can make. Finally, they tackle the ongoing Nolan Wells case, the dangers of social media speculation, AI-generated misinformation, and why rushing to judgment can be just as damaging as getting the facts wrong. Funny, thought-provoking, and packed with hot takes, it's another can't-miss episode of The Unemployment Line.

    Be sure to like and subscribe so you never miss an episode of The Unemployment Line!

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    48 分
  • Terrible Classics: Soul Food

    Terrible Classics: Soul Food
    2026/07/30
    It's another Terrible Classics edition of The Unemployment Line, and this time Larry P and The Dok take on the beloved 1997 film Soul Food. But does this Black cinema staple actually hold up, or is it powered almost entirely by nostalgia?The guys hilariously break down the movie's endless string of bad decisions—from Big Mama's questionable life choices to Terry's family drama, Bird and Lem's marriage, and one of the wildest timelines in movie history. Along the way, they debate whether Terry was really the victim, whether family loyalty can become toxic, and why a Sunday dinner can't solve every problem. Then comes the ultimate verdict: is Soul Food truly a classic, or is it just another Terrible Classic? Expect plenty of laughs, hot takes, and unapologetic commentary that might change the way you look at one of Black cinema's most iconic films.

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    49 分
  • Ralph Rolle on Dear Family Stories, D'Angelo, CHIC Tours & Building a Lasting Legacy | Stop, Look & Listen

    Ralph Rolle on Dear Family Stories, D'Angelo, CHIC Tours & Building a Lasting Legacy | Stop, Look & Listen
    2026/07/27
    Ralph Rolle has played on some of the world's biggest stages, but his greatest lessons didn't always come from music.

    On this episode of Stop, Look & Listen, host LeTroy Gardner welcomes back drummer, entrepreneur, and founder of Dear Family Stories, Ralph Rolle. Fresh off a six-week European tour with Nile Rodgers & Chic, Ralph shares what he's learned from decades in music, building a family business, and creating a platform that helps families preserve their legacy.

    They discuss:
    Life on tour with Nile Rodgers & Chic How Soul Snacks Cookies grew from a family recipe into major retailers
    The expensive lessons of selling through Walmart and why marketing matters
    Turning setbacks into opportunities instead of giving up
    Why supporting Black-owned businesses is more important than ever
    How Dear Family Stories helps families preserve recipes, photos, videos, and memories for future generations
    Personal reflections on losing his mother and the lasting friendship that shaped his journey with D'Angelo

    Whether you're an entrepreneur, musician, or someone who values family history, Ralph's story is full of practical wisdom and inspiration.

    Learn more about Ralph Rolle and Dear Family Stories: https://dearfamilystories.com/
    Subscribe to Stop, Look & Listen for more conversations with artists, entrepreneurs, and changemakers.

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    56 分
  • Recession Proof Advice & Relationship Truths | Unemployment Line

    Recession Proof Advice & Relationship Truths | Unemployment Line
    2026/07/23
    This week on The Unemployment Line, The Dok and Larry P kick things off with an unexpectedly deep conversation about broken glasses, check engine lights, and the difference between wants and needs before sharing why everyone should develop a recession-proof skill. The conversation shifts into relationships as they debate whether it's okay to grieve an ex, maintain old connections, and why every relationship leaves a lasting impact. Then they tackle politics, the widening economic divide, rising housing costs, and what America's future could look like before wrapping up with a lively discussion about Caitlin Clark, sports culture, media narratives, and why fans, not athletes, often create the biggest controversies. Equal parts funny, insightful, and unfiltered, it's another conversation only The Unemployment Line can have.

    Be sure to like and subscribe so you never miss an episode of The Unemployment Line!

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    48 分
  • PR Legend Angelo Ellerbee Returns: Building Artists & Branding Success | Stop, Look & Listen

    PR Legend Angelo Ellerbee Returns: Building Artists & Branding Success | Stop, Look & Listen
    2026/07/20
    What does it really take to build a lasting career in entertainment? 🎤✨

    On this episode of Stop, Look & Listen, host LeTroy Gardner welcomes legendary publicist and Double XXposure founder Angelo Ellerbee back to the show. With decades of experience representing some of music's biggest names, Angelo shares how he's transforming DoubleXXposure.com into an affordable learning platform designed to help artists, entrepreneurs, and aspiring publicists build successful careers.

    Angelo discusses the new resources available through the platform, including career strategy, press releases, artist development, management guidance, etiquette, diction and speech coaching, tax awareness, exclusive member content, and an interactive "Ask Angelo" feature.The conversation also explores why authenticity matters more than ever, how to earn credibility in today's media landscape, the importance of artist development inspired by Berry Gordy, and why trust and self-love are essential foundations for long-term success.

    Plus, Angelo previews the September release of the audiobook for Before I Let You Go and shares details about his upcoming book, Brick by Brick, which celebrates the people, culture, and legacy of urban communities like Newark.

    Whether you're an artist, publicist, entrepreneur, or creative professional, this episode is packed with practical advice from one of the industry's most respected voices.

    ⏱️ In this episode:
    🎙️ Revamping Double XXposure into an educational platform
    📣 PR, branding, and career development strategies
    📝 Press releases, management, and business fundamentals
    🎧 The upcoming Before I Let You Go audiobook
    📖 A preview of Brick by Brick
    💡 Why authenticity, trust, and self-love are the keys to lasting success

    🔗 Learn more about Angelo Ellerbee and Double XXposure:
    🌐 https://doublexxposure.com/

    🎙️ Subscribe to Stop, Look & Listen for more conversations with influential leaders, entrepreneurs, artists, and changemakers.

    ▶️ Explore our family of shows at https://www.pushplaypods.com/
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    25 分
  • Usher's Cherries, Chris Brown, and Questionable Friendships | Unemployment Line

    Usher's Cherries, Chris Brown, and Questionable Friendships | Unemployment Line
    2026/07/16
    After a much-needed hiatus, The Dok and Larry P are back—and they waste no time diving into everything from Usher feeding women cherries on stage and Chris Brown ending his meet-and-greets to one of the oldest debates around: can men and women really be "just friends?" The conversation then takes a more serious turn as they discuss the tragic death of Nolan Wells, how social media shapes public opinion before the facts are known, and the complicated realities of race, trust, and friendship in America. Equal parts hilarious, thought-provoking, and unapologetically honest, this is the kind of conversation you've come to expect from The Unemployment Line. Be sure to like and subscribe so you never miss an episode of The Unemployment Line!

    Check out The Unemployment Line on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/@theunemploymentline

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    50 分
  • Maya Rupert on Democracy, Race & The Real Ones | Stop, Look & Listen

    Maya Rupert on Democracy, Race & The Real Ones | Stop, Look & Listen
    2026/07/13
    Can you be your authentic self and still win in politics?

    On this episode of Stop, Look & Listen, host LeTroy Gardner sits down with political strategist, When We Win podcast host, Blue State Executive VP, and author Maya Rupert for a thoughtful conversation about politics, representation, and the power of authenticity.

    Maya reflects on growing up in Yucca Valley near Joshua Tree, the political moments that shaped her, and her journey from social justice advocacy to managing Julián Castro's presidential campaign. She explains why Democrats shouldn't abandon their values to appeal to the middle and how long-form podcasts are changing the way voters connect with candidates.

    The conversation also explores the themes of Maya's book, The Real Ones, including the impossible standards Black women often face in politics, the myth of electability, and why authenticity is judged differently depending on who you are.

    In this episode, you'll hear about:
    🎙️ Growing up in Yucca Valley and discovering politics
    🗳️ Managing Julián Castro's presidential campaign
    📚 The inspiration behind The Real Ones
    ✊ Authenticity, race, and gender in American politics
    🎧 Why podcasts are reshaping political conversations
    🌎 The future of the Democratic Party
    💙 Mentorship, optimism, and what's next with Charles Booker

    Whether you're passionate about politics, leadership, or creating meaningful change, this conversation offers valuable insights and fresh perspectives.

    Connect with Maya Rupert:
    🌐 Website: https://mayarupert.com/
    📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maya.rupert/
    👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/maya.rupert.7/
    💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maya-rupert-8474612b0/

    🎧 Subscribe for more inspiring conversations on Stop, Look & Listen with LeTroy Gardner.

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    56 分
  • Faith Fatigue feat. Charmaine Dockett, LPC-S | The Jasmine Love Podcast

    Faith Fatigue feat. Charmaine Dockett, LPC-S | The Jasmine Love Podcast
    2026/07/03
    Spiritual Exhaustion, Elijah & Mental Health - Discerning if it's spiritual or if it's mental.
    In this episode, the story of Elijah and reminds us that even after experiencing one of the greatest miracles in Scripture, he found himself overwhelmed, discouraged, and depleted.

    Faith fatigue is real.

    But as believers, we must be discerning about WHERE and HOW we replenish our souls. Sometimes what we need is a spiritual reset. Other times, what we're experiencing may be a mental health concern that deserves professional guidance.

    During our Conversation for the Woman Within, I'm joined licensed professional counselor Charmaine Dockett, owner of Rivers of Hope Counseling, for an honest conversation about the intersection of faith and therapy. Together, we unpack the difference between spiritual weariness and mental health challenges, what "doing the work" really means, and how God can use both biblical truth and wise counsel in our healing journey.

    Get your tissue, journal and pencil!
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    1 時間 15 分