MIlk Duds Podcast

We continue our conversation With Genie Lauren (@moreandagain) and we introduce Jennifer Arnise (@jenniferarnise). The sisters speak on the term "Strong" Black Woman, as well as the black church and traumas w/ mommas.

in part 1 of this two-part episode, the milk dud brothers speak with Creator, writer & developer Genie Lauren a New York native who is known for Twitter activism using the handle @moreandagain. Genie answers questions about the movement, the gift & curse of social media at protests as well as the #blackliblit book club. Genie Was named among Ebony Magazines Power 100 & recognized in Jet Magazine's "40 under 40"!

In the season 2 opener, the milk dud brothers talk about the challenges they have faced and their individual journeys. Corey was able to speak a little about his book "Baby Steps to Living Your Best Life" and chapter 2 which is also titled Health is Wealth!

The Milk Dud Brothers Interview and dialog with Jennifer Young. Jennifer is an educator and very politically active as a member of Dekalb Democrats, Leadership Dekalb & Dekalb Young Democrats. Jennifer speaks on many topics, as the incoming administration, Barack Obamas comments on Defunding the police and gives an interesting take on 50 Cent Little Wayne & Ice Cube, in support of Donald Trump.

The MIlk Dud brothers speak on the NBA, the upcoming draft, and the movement from the bubble.

With the economy in bad shape, millions of lost jobs, companies shuttering a potential 2nd lock down what was so appealing about Trump that he was able to get 70+ Million votes?

IN this Episode Joshua, Desmond & Corey talk about the election, and what they anticipate the Biden Harris administration will look like, and what they will accomplish.  they discuss Jim Clyburn, Rahm Emmanuel, Jon Ossoff and the senate race run offs in ga.

The brother of the milk dud get a chance to interview and celebrate 2x Nba Champion with the LA Lakers Big 3 Champion and Atlanta Native Josh Powell. Josh shares with us part of his journey as well as his take on how the game has changed. We don’t let him leave without a prediction of the NBA finals!

How virtual learning is the new digital divide and will further benefit the haves bs the have nots in disproportionate numbers. We also take this episode to thank the educators and to shout out our favorite teachers from when we were in school.

Part 1 of episode 7 talks about social media and the misinformation that lives there.

You’ve heard a lot about what it means to be an ally over the last month. You’ve probably also seen people being criticized and called out for trying to be allies. If what it means to be an ally is confusing to you, this episode peels back the layers of what it means to be an ally and the difference between performative allyship and true allyship.

The brothers speak on #CamNewton , “Should we go along to get along” ?and ”What part do the black community play in being the change they want to see?”

In this episode the fellas talk about what do we do besides voting to make real changes in the system. #Atl,#NYC #biden #police #trump

In this episode the fellows speak on, The NBA, the recent killing of Rayshard Brooks, and get really specific about what it means to “Defund the Police” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

"Tony switched up on Manny. Bishop switched up on Raheem. But Bonnie ain't never switched up on Clyde." Through lynchings, pandemic, and misogynoir, Black women generally don't have the time or space to exhale. Listen to Black women is not just a slogan to us. We had to stop and ask, "Sis, Are You Ok?" Milk Duds Podcast invited three guests to share their personal and professional views. This episode features a public health professional, a corporate climber-turned entrepreneur, and an educator. We hope that Black women feel seen, heard, honored, and appreciated with this episode. Some of the questions and topics covered include: What would you do if your professor called you the n-word? How would you react if your company paid for all the Black employees to see The Help? Do husbands take their Black wives for granted? Are Black men meeting the needs of Black women in these times? How to navigate a racist workplace. Overcoming internal and external limitations. The impact of repeatedly viewing lynchings. Being ok because you have to be. Ladies, please share this with your girls and anyone who needs to hear this. Fellas, it's ok to share with the boys and listen in. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This episode we discuss the George Floyd murder, and the aftermath. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app