The Tuff Juice Podcast with Caron Butler The Tuff Juice Podcast with Caron Butler

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On this edition of The Tuff Juice Podcast with Caron Butler, we are featuring the third NBA Together Virtual Roundtable Series which explores the rise in anti-Asian discrimination and violence during the coronavirus pandemic. Participants include Founder of Humanity Forward Andrew Yang, president and CEO of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights Vanita Gupta, 2019 NBA Champion Jeremy Lin and Vera Institute of Justice board member and lifelong social justice and criminal justice reform advocate Caron Butler as moderator. Unpacking the rise of these incidents, the conversation explores topics such as anti-Asian violence and hate speech, mental health and the impacts of xenophobia on Asian-American people and families, the importance of allyship and actions we all can take to confront racism.
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On this edition of The Tuff Juice Podcast, Dr. Michael Eric Dyson discusses his book 'Long Time Coming: Reckoning with Race in America' dissecting this moment of racial and social justice advancements - or lack thereof - in 2020. 

Dr. Michael Eric Dyson is a Georgetown University sociology professor, a New York Times contributing opinion writer, and a contributing editor of The New Republic, and of ESPN's The Undefeated website.
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After winning the NBA Finals with the Los Angeles Lakers, making it his 3rd in the last four seasons, 12-Year center Javale McGee discusses his NBA journey that began with Caron Butler and has now flourished into titles with the Golden State Warriors and the Lakers.

This podcast is sponsored by an exciting new podcast out from 
Gimlet… RESISTANCE. 

Inspired by this summer’s protests, these are new stories from the front lines of the movement for Black lives, told by the generation fighting for change. Hosted by Saidu Tejan-Thomas Jr., RESISTANCE is out now on Spotify. 
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This podcast is sponsored by an exciting new podcast out from Gimlet… RESISTANCE. 


Inspired by this summer’s protests, these are new stories from the front lines of the movement for Black lives, told by the generation fighting for change. Hosted by Saidu Tejan-Thomas Jr., RESISTANCE is out now on Spotify. Take a sneak peek listen here.

This week's episode:
Political consultant famous for running the campaign for Bill Clinton to be elected President twice James Carville reacts to the Presidential debate, shares an optimistic outlook on the election and our nation's future overcoming our divisions.



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This podcast is sponsored by an exciting new podcast out from Gimlet… RESISTANCE. 


Inspired by this summer’s protests, these are new stories from the front lines of the movement for Black lives, told by the generation fighting for change. Hosted by Saidu Tejan-Thomas Jr., RESISTANCE is out now on Spotify. Take a sneak peek listen here



This week's guest:
Former NFL guard Willie Colon discusses his rags to riches story of persevering to ultimately win Super Bowl XLIII with the Pittsburgh Steelers and how he gives back today to give opportunities to those who need it through his foundation. Caron and Willie discuss social justice and race issues at length as we approach a pivotal election in this country. Follow @williecolon66 on twitter and instagram, and don't miss him on 'Barstool Breakfast' on SiriusXM 85, The 2Biggs Podcast and Going Deep on Barstool.



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12-year veteran NBA shooting guard Rex Chapman talks about race in America, and specifically, BLM and his privilege as a white man growing up in the deep south. Rex takes us step by step through his rise to playing for Kentucky and getting drafted in 8th overall to the new franchise, the Charlotte Hornets. He shares stories of his pro playing days from coming in 3rd in the slam dunk contest, his 'almost' All-Star appearance braking his ankle the same day he was confirmed to making the elite squad, and getting elbowed in the sternum as payback for putting up 38 points on Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls only 2 weeks prior.



The conversation turns to a six years sober Chapman sharing his previous struggles with addiction to pain killers following a surgery he had in retirement which has led him to be a beacon of light for those who find themselves in a similar situation. Lastly, they discuss Rex's social media boom to full blown influencer status as a random tweet of his about dolphins paved the way for his meme 'Block or Charge' to become an internet sensation and TV show.



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