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Black Men Talking! (BMT)

Black Men Talking! (BMT)

By: Darrell Boyce Jeremiah Bostick Anthony Hickman Benard Thompson
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 The Danger Zone is currently being Transformed into a new show called Black Men Talking! First episodes will start in January of 2025. (BMT) A podcast where black men talk and express their ideas and thoughts about whatever topic is being discussed. Why? Because most black men's voices are drowned out by corporate media. On this podcast, we make the rules, and we talk about whatever we want to talk about without any holds on our freedoms of speech or thought. On our podcast, we shape the discussions toward the direction we believe is correct and push back on discussions we deem non-viable.Darrell Boyce, Jeremiah Bostick, Anthony Hickman, Benard Thompson Social Sciences
Episodes
  • BMT- Pastor Iven D. Ursery II - Are we the dummest group of people on the planet voting straight Democrat

    BMT- Pastor Iven D. Ursery II - Are we the dummest group of people on the planet voting straight Democrat
    Apr 12 2025

    Join BMT as we discuss why Black people as a community overwhelmingly vote democrat. Are we the dummest people on the planet? I don't know but let's talk about it. Also, let us know your thoughts. Subscribe and like.
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    30 mins
  • Black men and our mental health

    Black men and our mental health
    Apr 4 2025

    Join us as we black men talk about our mental health and what solutions could be given to us as a black community.
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    27 mins
  • Tupac Vs Michael Jackson fight, Trump Vs South Africa

    Tupac Vs Michael Jackson fight, Trump Vs South Africa
    Mar 29 2025

    Join us as we discuss the Tupac Vs Michael Jackson fight as it happened and what's going on with Trump sanctioning South Africa.
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    30 mins
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