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It seems as if every month a new old movie is coming out. The 3rd remake of this or part 9 of that. In an era with so many technological advances it seems there are no new ideas or creativity in entertainment. Are we at a loss for new ideas or are we being handed the same message and programming? What does this say about what we consume and are entertained by? Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

Today on the Color Outside the Box Podcast Hostess, Princess Miller and guest Elder Latranza Burell talk about "What are Step Kids and Tips for Better Parenting". So why should we accept our spouse's kids as our own? What steps can you take to prevent bad things from happening to your child(ren)? Listen/Comment/Share

Today on the Color Outside the Box Podcast, I sat down with Elder Latranza Burrell. Elder Burrell has been married for 20 years she is a mother and grandmother. She not only explains the origins of marriage, Is Threesomes a good idea?, Why is there a need for Open Marriages, plus she gives advice on how her marriage has lasted and continues to flourishes. Listen/Comment/ Share

In this era of click bait and soundbites any off hand comment can be taken out of context. Someone says something and the world feels the need to respond. But what about when it's not out of context? Why can't we seem to just let people believe what they believe? How can we claim to fight for the freedom to be heard yet seem to attack people and ideas that go against the "norm"? Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!

Today on the Color Outside the Box Podcast we wrapped up the series, "Issues Kids are Facing" with Assistant Principal Keirston Gaines. In this segment we are going to dive deep into "Disrespect, Willful Disobedience, and Sexting" and also some real life accounts guest Keirston Gaines has faced working in our school system. Listen/Comment/Share.

Today on the Color Outside the Box Podcast hostess Princess Miller speaks with Assistant Principal Keirston Gaines to discuss what "Issues Kids are Facing Today pt. 2" This show is for all parents. Listen/Comment/ Share

We're back with special guest and author Khalil Ferguson! We hear the phrase, "seat at the table" but what value does that really bring and what about the intentions of those invited and doing the inviting? With the community constantly getting distracted by every passing fad is it unreasonable to make moves for ourselves because we no longer believe in the group? Is there truly an opportunity to succeed in changing the system from within and if so what are some examples of success? Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

Growing up we had images of doing for self, "making it" meant moving to that deluxe apartment in the sky. Looking now at the state of our schools, communities and the effects of gentrification was that the move? With one great display of giving back performed at a graduation ceremony this year, will that be a call to action or just a 2019 footnote? How do we change the thinking to build where we are and not just running to the other side? Listen/Comment/Share & Say Something!!!

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Married men typically live longer than single men primarily because wives keep men on track for appointments, medications, etc. We men benefit from their love and attention but how many of us truly reciprocate? Are we doing our part? Are we making sure they're healthy, protected and safe? Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

We live in a society where our celebrities are viewed as cultural representatives. That they in some way speak for the group. But what about when they're given the mic and don't represent? Or worse when things happen and they say nothing at all? We've got special guests Joshua Robinson & Taylor McClure of the Sacramento City Black Student Union discussing racial issues on campus, using our own voice and crossing generational lines! Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

It seems as if everyday we turn on the news and see one prominent figure after another involved in some form of sexual misconduct or abuse. We like to say it's famous people or individuals in position of power, but is it more of a case of societal culture? In the midst of this #MeToo movement, no one is saying abuse is ok but there are a lot of people who just aren't saying anything. Making excuses & looking the other way makes you involved even if you're not trying to be. Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

Nike made headlines with its new Colin Kaepernick campaign sending people into a frenzy of shoe burning/buying to show their disgust or support. But much like how "taking a knee" was given a completely different narrative, are we once again missing the point? Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

With more and more incidents of law enforcement dealing with civilians and having fatal outcomes questions continue to arise. Humans are filled with insecurities, doubts, conflicts & trauma. Those things lead to people making questionable decisions, in some cases out of their character...doesn't that apply to officers too? Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

We're discussing the state of Black Fatherhood in America with Dr. Khalid White, author of the book and documentary "Black Fatherhood: Trials & Tribulations, Testimony & Triumphs" We break down narratives, parenting, and the emotional roller coaster & rewards of being a father! Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

We've got the ladies back as we talk about family, relationships, gender roles and community building! Special guest D Haze has returned with Dana for this episode. Are there differences and if so what are they when it comes to racial issues for men and women? With an overwhelming representation of interracial dating in media, what effects does that leave with the Black woman? What are some better ways we can communicate with one another? Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

This episode features special guest Entertainer, Activist, Lecturer and Author Tef Poe. We break down the current state of the nation, what we can do to get involved, the political system as well as life after Ferguson! Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!

I think it's safe to say that we all believe in "free thinking" but at what point or does it at all become dangerous? Do you lose your ability to speak your mind when more people are listening? Does there need to be a form of policing within the community for people who say/do destructive things and where do we draw the line? And who do we trust to enforce it? Listen/Comment/Share & Say Something!!!

With incident after incident being reported in the news on how the sheer presence of Black people requires a law enforcement presence in businesses across the country, in many cases where no crime was committed, is it time to shift our thinking from these being "isolated incidents" to a more common way of thinking? As "Driving While Black" has turned to "walking", "golfing", "shopping", "eating", "studying" ...etc and businesses/organizations and even schools use our removal as an instant "go to", have we reached the point that even in a capitalist society our money is no good? The term "spending power" gets thrown around a lot, but what happens when how someone feels about you trumps even how much money you spend with them? Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

As Florida legislators move closer to arming teachers, at the same time in 3 different states teachers have discharged weapons on school campuses even leading to injury. How will this make our kids safe? With Florida being a "Stand Your Ground" state will a teacher be justified in shooting an unarmed student? With so many cases of inappropriate behavior by teachers could the presence of a gun lead to more issues when it comes to abuse of authority? Will the teachers also be trained in self defense to avoid having their guns taken and are they going to be held responsible if it is? We have to ask these questions, get involved and Say Something! Listen/Comment/Share

From a lost love to a lost job, major events to daily losses we all take L's. In a society that tells you to "get over it" many of us keep the pain in. Sometimes to avoid expected scrutiny, sometimes because we just don't know how to process it. Drugs, alcohol, violence, depression etc, all show up as ways to cope and deal with what this world throws at us. How do we just start being able to let out what we're going through as well as being compassionate to what someone else is dealing with? Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

"Home is where the heart is." A phrase used for years but does it still apply? Is home a place of peace, protection, stability? With an increasing divorce rate, an economy that demands more weekly work hours and a technological age that sends more and more adults back to school how much heart is actually at home? Are our children seeing enough love? Are we getting enough? We're taking a look at the value of home stability, keeping the family together and how we treat one another. Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

In America your child is statistically far more likely to be exploited and abused by someone who either lives at or was let in to the home. With predators seemingly everywhere how do we protect our babies? Failure to respond to an accusation in the workplace can lead to termination but what about when the parent doesn't act? Have we become so accustomed to insults and abuse that it doesn't even hit our radar like it should? Do we forgive too easily? Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!

The first episode of 2018! It's a brand new year starting with some familiar issues. In the news we have more allegations of sexual misconduct from our stars, racially insensitive ads, arguments within the community all while this administration keeps "doing what it do". Are we going to usher in this new year with our old ways? Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

Today is known as the "Information age"; history, news, sports even learning a foreign language can all be done by pressing a button on our cell phones. With so much access to everything have we been taking it for granted? Recently with the removals of news programs, personalities and even networks that focus their info on the "Black" community along with the Net Neutrality policy change how will it effect us? Without radio, television and potentially a restructured internet how will we get the necessary info to our children and each other? How do we introduce the need for personal interaction and communication to a generation that may not have seen it before? A lot is happening in the world now...how will WE stay informed? Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

With new policies coming in to place in January, things like the legalization of marijuana and regulations when it comes to gun control that were once seen as wrong are suddenly being seen as right. We have prisons filled with people who were convicted for things that are no longer crimes, yet not being released. In a nation where the moral compass and even justice itself changes with opportunities how much attention are we paying to the changing tides? Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

We've all heard things like, "everyone makes mistakes", "they used poor judgement", even "it's just a phase" but what happens when it's not a mistake or a phase and it's now the norm? When bad decisions have become common practice and things that were once shamed are now celebrated? Or worse...go unnoticed... When we've created an environment and a culture that is destroying us from the inside what do we do? Listen/Comment/Share and Say something!!!

It seems like every day there is a brand new scandal, allegation or indictment in the news. Once beloved stars of film, music, tv, etc, are now the focus of investigations for some of the most heinous acts. It seems like an entire culture has been created and maintained by "looking the other way". When we have to face the reality of our stars, recognize that that the television isn't the only source of drama in our homes and that looking the other way makes you a criminal co-star... we have to Say Something!!! Listen/Comment/Share

This episode we've got special guest former NFL Linebacker Cincinnati Bengal Adrian "Maddbacker" Ross with us as we break down the current state of the NFL, players using their platform and the way they're being cultivated from college. Is an athlete anymore "privileged" to have their job than anyone else? We don't tell our accountants, doctors, or store clerks to "shut up and just do their job" when it comes to social issues but somehow being an athlete means you're supposed to be silent. Does our need for entertainment trump their need to be heard? After the recent comments from some team owners about how they truly see the players, are players upset enough to possibly risk a check? And if not, what will it take? Listen/Comment/Share & Say Something!!!

Have we become a people of "Free Agents"? Instead of the question being Malcolm or MLK have we become more like LeBron? Are we just doing what's best for us and ours? Is "selling out" now simply a form of "I gotta Get Mine, You Gotta Get Yours"? Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!

Black Americans are on pace to spend over a trillion in the US economy this year but have less than 2% ownership of the total wealth, land and resources it will go to. With racial tensions so high is it time for Black people to just fall back? Would social-economic segregation rebuild black wealth? Would those missing dollars create more appreciation from other races? Listen/Comment/Share and Say Something!!!