In the season finale of The Pragmotiv Podcast, hosts Tre, Steph, and Kameron delve into their personal experiences with Hurricane Katrina. They offer a unique, uninterrupted narrative that covers their evacuation, the devastation of New Orleans, and their subsequent struggles to adjust to life in Dallas, TX in the months after the storm. The hosts discuss the psychological and emotional toll, the systemic failures leading up to the disaster, and their eventual return to their home city. The episode is a heartfelt commemoration of the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, emphasizing the personal and collective impact of the catastrophe. The show wraps up by introducing their upcoming venture, Pragmotiv News, aimed at providing timely, relevant news updates with a bold, progressive perspective.

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0:00 Coming Up1:05 Introduction2:45 Reflecting on the Podcast Journey4:26 Personal Stories of Hurricane Katrina4:56 School Life Before the Storm15:01 The Day Before Katrina21:54 Evacuation and Realization38:59 The Aftermath and Uncertainty51:55 The Impact of Hurricane Katrina on New Orleans53:18 Career Aspirations and Realizations53:39 Debating the Cause of the Levee Failures55:03 Adjusting to Life in Dallas Post-Katrina55:26 Support from JP Morgan Chase58:52 Family's Evacuation and Relocation1:00:57 Challenges of Starting Over in Dallas1:08:56 School Struggles and Micro-aggressions1:29:58 Health Issues and Decision to Move Back to Louisiana1:33:27 Returning to New Orleans and Final Reflections1:42:59 Pragmotiv News Introduction and Trailer

In the 15th episode of The Pragmotiv Podcast, Tre, Steph, and Kameron discuss how to turn dreams into tangible goals through clear planning and consistent action. The hosts emphasize the importance of defining dreams specifically, setting realistic deadlines, and visualizing emotional connections to those dreams. They also go over action steps for creating actionable goals and building systems for consistency. The episode takes a deeper dive into recent news, including the indictment of New Orleans Mayor Latoya Cantrell and Donald Trump's deployment of federal agents in Washington, D.C. The podcast wraps up with a discussion on how political involvement at the local level is essential for enacting change, urging listeners to get actively involved in shaping their future. The episode ends with a teaser about the upcoming season finale, which will focus on the hosts' experiences during Hurricane Katrina and a big announcement regarding future projects.0:00 Introduction and Success Mindset0:41 Welcome to the Prag Motive Podcast1:09 Stop Dreaming, Start Planning3:09 Defining and Owning Your Dreams9:13 Turning Dreams into Goals16:55 Building Systems for Consistency32:32 Political Engagement and Accountability43:13 Take Control of Your Life43:43 The Briefing Room: New Orleans Mayor Indicted46:40 Reflections on Mayor Cantrell's Tenure47:43 Leadership and Accountability in Politics53:41 Crime and Leadership in New Orleans58:00 AI and Privacy Concerns1:02:37 Trump Administration's Controversial Actions1:05:01 Police Harassment and Racial Injustice1:12:33 The Importance of Voting1:27:18 Season Finale Announcement

In episode 14 of The Pragmotiv Podcast, hosts Tre, Steph, and Kameron delve into the complex and controversial topic of gerrymandering and its impact on American democracy. They unpack the historical roots, modern technological advancements in redistricting, and the political ramifications using California, Texas, North Carolina, and Louisiana as key examples. They discuss the implications of low voter turnout and advocate for heightened participation in state and local elections to counteract these manipulative tactics. The episode also includes a call to action for listeners to reclaim their electoral voice and engage in initiatives against gerrymandering.0:00 Introduction1:43 Understanding Redistricting3:47 The Power of Gerrymandering8:16 Algorithmic Gerrymandering: A New Era8:47 The Red Map Project11:40 Impact on Local and State Elections15:27 Louisiana's Redistricting Issues23:22 North Carolina's Gerrymandering Tactics35:34 Texas Democrats' Fight Against Redistricting43:27 The 2024 Presidential Election and Electoral Votes44:24 Republican Strategies and Gerrymandering47:31 Kamala Harris's Hypothetical Presidency50:03 Joe Biden's Achievements and Media Coverage53:15 The Importance of Voter Turnout53:58 Strategies for Democratic Success1:06:18 Personal Stories and Voter Impact1:13:01 The Consequences of Low Voter Turnout1:20:47 Final Thoughts and Call to Action

In this episode of The Pragmotiv Podcast, Tre, Steph, and Kameron discuss the increasing trend of homeschooling and micro-schooling, fueled by various factors including safety concerns, dissatisfaction with public education, and the desire for a more personalized curriculum. They delve into the implications for public schools, including potential funding cuts and the impact on marginalized students. The Hosts also explore the growing attacks on the US Department of Education and its potential dismantling. Additionally, they touch on current political issues such as AOC's Met Gala attendance and Trump's ongoing Epstein scandal, highlighting the stark contrasts in how ethical violations are handled across political lines.

0:00 Introduction and Personal Anecdotes1:22 Welcome to The Pragmotiv Podcast1:58 Homeschooling and Micro Schools: A Growing Movement2:41 Current Events: AOC and Ethics Committee9:39 Trump and Epstein: The Ongoing Scandal29:57 Homeschooling Trends and Personal Experiences45:24 Micro Schools: The Boutique Education Model47:50 Political Stereotypes and Social Media48:24 Flexibility in Education Systems49:17 Testing Anxiety and School Stress51:51 Homeschooling Decisions and Trade-offs52:23 Micro Schools and Socialization55:52 Public vs. Private School Funding1:00:50 Department of Education Under Attack1:10:51 Homeschooling Outcomes and Challenges1:18:46 Economic Impact on Education1:24:33 Conclusion and Social Media Engagement

In this episode of The Pragmotiv Podcast, hosts Tre, Steph, and Kameron tackle the theme of male displacement in society and its resulting negative outcomes. They discuss the importance of inclusive support, acknowledging struggles men face with mental health, social isolation, and economic stress. The episode explores the dangers of toxic masculinity propagated by influencers like the Fresh and Fit podcast, while advocating for healthier definitions of masculinity. The hosts emphasize the need for empathy, mentorship, emotional intelligence, and the creation of supportive spaces to guide men away from harmful ideologies.

0:00 Creating Inclusive Spaces for Men

1:42 Introduction to The Pragmotiv Podcast

2:23 Technical Glitches and Catching Up

3:48 Trump and Epstein Drama Unveiled

5:20 Epstein's Legal Battles and Plea Deals

14:25 Trump's Connections and Public Statements

22:27 Trump's Legal Actions and Media Coverage

43:22 Men's Mental Health and Workforce Displacement

1:04:50 Navigating Modern Social Norms

1:05:59 Generational Shifts in Communication

1:09:07 The Impact of Social Isolation

1:15:11 Toxic Masculinity and Its Influences

1:27:48 Counteracting Toxic Narratives

1:35:39 Redefining Healthy Masculinity

1:59:42 Final Thoughts and Call to Action

In this episode of The Pragmotiv Podcast, hosts Tre, Steph, and Kameron dissect The Big Ugly Law' passed by the Republicans. The hosts breaks down various sections of the law, which affect overtime pay, student loans, Medicaid, immigration, border security, and more. They highlight how these changes, such as the elimination of certain student loan programs and the militarization of the border, primarily benefit the wealthy while imposing additional burdens on low and middle-income Americans. The episode also addresses Trump's continued controversial actions, including renewed attacks on Rosie O'Donnell and the construction of the border wall. The hosts emphasize the detrimental impact these policies will have on everyday Americans and call for electoral action to reverse these measures.0:00 Introduction to Overtime Pay Changes1:14 Welcome to the Brag Motive Podcast2:10 Trump and the Epstein Files Controversy10:09 FEMA's Inadequate Response to Texas Flooding21:43 Trump's Feud with Rosie O'Donnell24:33 Breaking Down the New Tax Law49:06 Reflecting on Adulthood49:29 Federal Student Loan Changes52:15 Repayment Plan Overhaul54:50 Impact on Low and Middle-Income Students1:05:40 Public Service Loan Forgiveness Updates1:08:23 Pell Grant Eligibility Revisions1:21:27 Border Wall and Immigration Policies1:37:47 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode of The Pragmotiv Podcast, hosts Tre, Steph, and Kameron delve into the significant implications of the newly enacted law initiated under Trump's administration. They explore various facets of the law, including rollbacks on environmental protections, changes in Medicaid and SNAP benefits, and how these changes will impact everyday Americans. The episode covers specific sections like the defunding of NOAA, opening protected lands for oil drilling, and new work requirements for public assistance programs. The hosts also discuss how these changes may affect rural communities, indigenous lands, and the overall American public, while criticizing the justification and reasoning behind these governmental shifts.0:00 Introduction and Initial Rant1:13 Welcome to The Pragmotiv Podcast1:43 Unpacking Trump's Big Ugly Bill2:34 Briefing Room: Texas Floods7:55 Climate Change and Extreme Weather Events17:58 Conspiracy Theories and Cloud Seeding31:49 Impact of Budget Cuts on Weather Forecasting45:34 Breaking Down the Big Ugly Bill57:19 Congressional Wealth and Stock Market Manipulation58:10 Changes in SNAP Benefits and Work Requirements59:34 Critique of Political Accountability and COVID-19 Management1:05:26 Medicaid Reapplication and Healthcare System Impact1:28:18 Air Traffic Control Automation and NOAA Defunding1:34:38 Oil Drilling in Protected Lands and Environmental Concerns1:40:17 Logging Contracts and Climate Agenda Rollbacks1:46:02 Conclusion and Call to Action

In this episode of The Pragmotiv Podcast, Tre, Steph, and Kameron delve into a variety of pressing topics. They explore the implications of recent political developments including Zoran Mamdani's upset win in NYC, the Supreme Court's controversial birthright citizenship ruling, and the convoluted healthcare bill being pushed by Republicans. The hosts also discuss Jasmine Crockett's frustrations with the Democratic Party and the outcome of the Diddy trial. On a more personal note, they examine the deep-rooted human craving for certainty and how it impacts our mental health, political views, and relationships. Using personal anecdotes, they emphasize the importance of grounding oneself during these unpredictable times. Tune in for a nuanced discussion that blends current events with psychological insights.0:00 Introduction and Opening Remarks1:09 Welcome to the Prag Motive Podcast1:27 Today's Theme: Making Peace with Uncertainty2:51 Briefing Room: Supreme Court's Birthright Citizenship Ruling5:19 Supreme Court's Decision: Different Perspectives8:26 Impact of the Supreme Court's Ruling11:42 Personal Stories and Reactions17:17 Federal Agents and Immigration Issues33:57 Healthcare Crisis: GOP's Big Ugly Bill51:28 RFK Jr. and Vaccine Controversies1:01:44 Gym Etiquette and Personal Rants1:02:58 New York City's Mayor Race1:03:12 Democratic Party Ideological Divide1:04:51 Cuomo's Unconceding Drama1:05:26 Brutal Honesty and Algorithm Frustrations1:06:46 Texas Congresswoman's Frustration1:09:00 Two-Party System Debate1:11:17 The Diddler's Acquittal and Sentencing1:21:02 The Illusion of Control and Certainty1:29:37 Personal Reflections on Uncertainty1:44:32 Mindset Shifts and Grounding Techniques1:49:20 Subscription Services and Final Thoughts