Episode 33 | Coloring Inside The Lines
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About this listen
In this episode, Rich and Kevin react to the shocking FBI investigation into NBA betting and poker games involving Terry Rozier and Chauncey Billups. But that’s just the entry point. From scandal in sports to voter suppression in politics, the hosts draw bold parallels between unchecked power and broken systems.
They also unpack the meaning behind the recent “No Kings March”, Republican-led redistricting efforts that threaten fair elections, and the continued failure of Democratic strategy. With 2026 around the corner, this is more than a hot take—it’s a wake-up call to organizers, voters, and anyone still sleeping on the stakes.
📍 (01:49) — NBA Bets, Poker Scandals & FBI Smoke
The guys dive into the FBI’s probe into NBA players allegedly involved in illegal betting and poker, asking what it says about league culture and who really gets held accountable.
📍 (08:11) — No Kings, Just Accountability
Rich breaks down the recent “No Kings” March, its symbolism, and why celebrity culture is distorting the fight for justice—reminding us movements don’t need monarchs.
📍 (17:33) — Redistricting Ain’t Random
Kevin and Rich dissect how Republican lawmakers continue to rig the maps, and why the latest round of redistricting is a direct attack on Black and Brown political power.
📍 (23:47) — Y’all Still Campaigning Like It’s 2008
They call out Democratic consultants and political strategists still using outdated, passive playbooks—and demand smarter, more aggressive infrastructure ahead of 2026.
📍 (32:05) — If You Ain’t on the Ground, You Already Lost
The episode closes with a rallying cry for grassroots organizers, especially in the South, and a blunt reminder: no digital ad will ever replace real relationships and year-round work.
🏆 Mamba Mentality Award
This week’s Mamba Mentality Award goes to the local organizers fighting voter suppression and doing the unglamorous work of democracy—especially in redistricted states across the South. Y’all are the reason the needle moves, not the celebrities or political consultants.