Podcasts about gq's citizen

In this week’s episode, Katie tackles the stereotypes multiracial people face. She also shares some of the developing research around multiracial people, discusses Ta-Nehisi Coates’ SF appearance (!!!), and finds all sorts of treasures on social media (looking at you Hannah Bronfman and Elaine Weltreroth).   Music: Blank and Kytt - RSPN Marc Perry (aka Holy MTNS)   Sources: National Geographic’s Changing Face of America Ta-Nehisi Coates drops some knowledge on the n-word Colin Kaepernick is GQ's Citizen of the Year Watch Cut’s People Guess Who is White Hannah Bronfman, Elaine Weltreroth, Vernon Francois make curl and mixed girl magic

Brother Rob makes a huge sacrifice in order to record this show this week. The guys talk sports. Vitch is amused by a recent SNL sketch. We finally close out the "Myths and Misconceptions" segment. Vitch has a James Bond quiz for Brother Rob. Louis CK is one of the latest "accused." A Florida woman has an interesting idea to get her charges dropped. GQ's "Citizen of the Year." A white guy in Florida wants to be anything but. All this, plus music, and more. Cheers!   #Signal70 #Vitch #BrotherRob #MondayNightFootball #NFL #NHL #SNL #BooBooJefferies #MythsAndMisconceptions #JamesBond #LouisCK #GQ #ColinKapernick #TransEverything

Whats up good people!! On today's episode I talk about the continuous sexual harrassment allegations coming out of Hollywood and Washington...also Leangelo ball almost served 10 years in prison?! and Colin Kaepernick is GQ's Citizen of the Year...LETS GO!!  

This week sexual allegations hit the comic world, both film and books, Roy Moore can't hide from his disturbing past, Colin Kaepernick is named GQ's Citizen of the Year, and Stan van Gundy wins our Ally of the Week award for his piece in Time magazine supporting players who protest and their reasons for doing so.

On this week's episode of the Shareholders the guys discuss the UCLA basketball players that got arrested in China, GQ's Citizen of the Year, the new SD women's champion, Surviver Series, the stock, take some mail, Dax's Pick of the Week, and of course; the Happy Hedge! (1:28 mark)

Kris gives a brilliant take on why Colin Kaepernick has taken on the white community, and why he's only doing it to prove he's actually black. The guys also throw out a list of people better suited to be GQ's Citizen of the Year including a police officer who saved 1,500 people during Hurricane Harvey.  Joe Biden is our Voda of the Week following his eight year tenure as Voda of the US. 

This week on the show that's out for a winter stroll on a snowy sunlit moonlit evening, the Real Good Boys are joined by comedian and author CHARLIE DEMERS for a raucous chat on science class dissections, baseball outfield obstacles, and gay chickens. PLUS: Colin Kaepernick is GQ's Citizen of the Year! The filmography of Paul Gross! And junior goalie Griffen Outhouse. Follow Charlie on Instagram: @chuckofthesea His new album "Fatherland" is now available on 604 Records. His crime comedy novel "Property Values" is due out April 1st, 2018, while his books "The Horrors: An A to Z of Funny Thoughts on Awful Things" and "Vancouver Special" are out now. The first book from his new publishing imprint Robin's Egg Books -- "What I Think Happened: An Underresearched History of the Western World" by Evany Rosen -- debuted last month. And his new podcast "Well Reds: A Left Book Podcast" can be found on iTunes. What a busy guy!  Support the show at patreon.com/RealGoodShow, where $5 this month gets you access to our donors only Mailbag, and a donor commissioned film review episode of the Judd Apatow classic Heavyweights. This episode is brought to you by SeatGeek. Download the app and use promo code REALGOOD for $20 off your first purchase. Outro Music: "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)", by Glass Tiger

On this episode of the #ControlledChaosShow we're joined by friends of the show Isaiah Mccorkle and Rykeem Thomas to talk aboutthe recent local elections. We also talk about Colin Kaepernick being named GQ's Citizen of the year, the earthquakes in Iraq/Iran and the sexual assault accusations taking place involving some of Hollywoods elite. We also ask Rykeem, a US Army veteran what the difficulties are for our veterans returning home from service and rejoining society. Enjoy the show. It's a really good one.

On this episode of Hanging With Apes the guys talk about how sexual assault allegations have sky rocketed ever since the Harvey Weinstein scandal broke with now Kevin Spacey, Louis C.K., and Alabama republican nominee for senate, Roy Moore, now on the spotlight. The guys then express their thoughts on Eminem's newest song, "Walk On Water" featuring Beyonce. Thirdly, K. Cartoon mentions Colin Kaepernick being GQ's "Citizen of the Year" and the guys share whether or not that was the best choice for that type of recognition. Finally, K. Cartoon and Rx Phonics discuss their thoughts on a New York Times opinion piece written by Ekow N. Yankah named "Can My Children Be Friends With White People?"