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This Is The G Podcast

This Is The G Podcast

著者: Tommy B
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The G Podcast is an Atlanta-Based Podcast with a WORLD perspective. Each week, Tommy B (host), Vi (The Inspirational "Country Commentator"), Tonya B (delivering PIPING HOT tea and celebrity news) and Talib Shabazz ("The Conscience One") cover news, politics, pop culture, and anything else from an "OG" perspective. We're four friends of a certain age delivering our perspectives. If you're a G...follow me every week at "This Is The G Podcast!" You'll be glad you stopped by!All rights reserved 社会科学
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  • FIVE QUESTIONS EVERY BLACK VOTER MUST ASK BEFORE GIVING AWAY THEIR VOTE
    2026/09/20
    EPISODE 328 This Is The G Podcast | @thisisthegpodcast FIVE QUESTIONS EVERY BLACK VOTER MUST ASK BEFORE GIVING AWAY THEIR VOTE This episode opens with a sharp voting rights conversation centered on Georgia’s early voting window and the questions black voters should ask candidates before giving their support - with Harold Michael Harvey. From there, the panel moves into pop culture, debating accountability, celebrity forgiveness, and what public recognition means in black media and politics. FOLLOWING OPEN AND NEWS 00:00 - Episode intro and panel lineup 00:30 - Why early voting in Georgia makes this moment urgent 02:27 - Introducing Harold Michael Harvey and his voter questions 03:15 - Voting rights as the foundation of black political power 05:07 - Why candidate promises must include specifics about neighborhoods 06:15 - Data centers, black contractors, and real economic access 09:09 - Shared prosperity means wages, jobs, entrepreneurship, and procurement 10:38 - Public safety without sacrificing civil rights 13:22 - Accountability means more than a slogan 15:07 - Communication gaps between elected officials and the community 16:41 - Why the show trusts Harold Michael Harvey’s analysis 19:49 - Tea time begins with Jasmine Crockett and Chris Brown 20:28 - Debate over celebrity forgiveness and public standards 23:21 - Chris Brown’s audience, generational politics, and cultural base 27:00 - Talib Shabazz on subjective justice and Caribbean household dynamics 29:06 - Why the Chris Brown and Usher tour is a cultural and financial force 30:59 - Nia Long’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star and her body of work 33:43 - Cheryl Lee Ralph, Abbott Elementary, and the comedy category debate 39:19 - The Nolan Wells case and media defamation threats 42:14 - The broader crisis of unresolved black deaths and hangings 45:11 - Stevie Wonder’s tour pricing and concert affordability 48:31 - What makes a strong live performance and why amphitheaters matter 52:57 - Defund the politicians, reform the police 54:51 - Mitch McConnell, paid leave, and why term limits matter 56:57 - Don’t fall for campaign branding in Georgia 59:51 - Talib Shabazz’s Atlanta event update and closing remarks 🌐 Listen & Connect with Harold Michael Harvey: www.haroldmichaelharvey.com 🌐 Listen & Connect with This Is The G Podcast: www.castropolis.net
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  • Ep 327 State of the Gates with @EdTalksTV
    2026/09/13
    This Is The G Podcast | @thisisthegpodcast Ep 327 State of the Gates with @EdTalksTV Tommy B and Ed of @EdTalksTV discuss the current state of CBS Soap Beyond the Gates, what is working, where the show is losing momentum, and how it could become stronger. Key topics Ed’s background in soap opera storytelling and television commentary. Beyond the Gates entering its “terrible twos” and experiencing growing pains. The show’s struggle to balance its Black-centered identity with a broader mainstream audience. Why Heather is receiving too much screen time. How Leslie’s early villain storyline lost momentum. The lack of bold, viral, heightened soap moments. Why the Duprees need more power, edge, and stronger consequences. The drawn-out “Kill Bill” storyline and its pacing problems. Vanessa’s consistently strong storytelling compared with Danny and Nicole. Respectability politics and possible network influence on the show. The lack of strong Black power couples. Why Vernon and Anita should play a more active role in protecting their family. How the Impaler storyline could have created greater stakes. Ed’s suggestions for improving the show’s characters and storylines. The impact of filming several months ahead of broadcast. Why viewers can support the show while still being critical of it. Ed’s final grade for the show: B minus GRADE . Main takeaway Beyond the Gates has a strong foundation, talented cast, and important representation. But to reach its full potential, the show needs sharper stakes, bolder storytelling, stronger villains, better pacing, and more meaningful consequences for the Dupree family. 🌐 Listen & Connect with Ed @EdTalksTV on YouTube & TikTok 🌐 Listen & Connect with Tommy B: www.castropolis.net
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  • EPISODE 326 SINGER LUKAS SETTO
    2026/08/30
    This Is The G Podcast | @thisisthegpodcast Tommy B. & Tonya B. interview London singer-songwriter Lukas Setto. His new single, “Ghetto Kind Of Love” is featured on “The Byrdwire” Countdown and can also be heard on Velvet Frequency Radio. The conversation centers on Setto’s single “Ghetto Kinda Love,” his UK soul influences, and how independent artists can build careers without a label. In the interview, Lucas Setto talks about his creative roots and the classic R&B and soul artists that shaped his sound. Tonya B’s “Tea” segment covers music, legacy, and entertainment headlines – which includes the death of Country Legend, Actress & Philanthropist Dolly Parton. Tonya B then expands the episode into a broader discussion of legacy artists, aging performers (Gladys Knight retires), and what it takes to stay relevant in music and entertainment. 🌐 Listen & Connect with Lukas Setto: www.lukassetto.com 🌐 Listen & Connect: www.castropolis.net
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    1 時間 5 分
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