8 episodes
Vindictive To Victorious With Donald Simmons Jr. Donald Simmons Jr.
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- Society & Culture
Join award winning poet, author, documentarian and videographer Donald Simmons Jr. as he explores how his featured guests defied man’s traditional law, struggled and persevered in order to become flourishing, thriving, members of society.
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Episode 9 | “False Meet Up” (Recorded On 19 January 2019)
This episode is about the time I nearly helped an old classmate of mine from high school, with an errand he wanted me to execute.
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Episode 10 | “Racist Hotel” (Recorded On 14 May 2019)
This is my “Paradise Hotel” recap. I couldn’t even finish it, because I had so much to say about the show!
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Episode 8 | “Take Me Seriously” (Recorded On 15 June 2020)
This is another solo episode from me. The topics we discuss in this installment of the podcast are black creatives being dismissed by our white colleagues; social media; “trolls” on the internet; my fair observations on Azealia Banks; my support for Zayn Malik; Jake Paul; my black “elder” also wanting “white approval”; and there may be more topics, that fleet my mind right now.
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Episode 7 | “Obstacle In My Feudal Land” (Recorded On 6 June 2020)
This is the first episode of the podcast where I am the guest. I decided to look inward this time, and address things I have never said anywhere else. The details said in this episode are all exclusives. Identities have been hidden to protect subjects’ privacy.
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Episode 6 | “Work” (Recorded On 4 June 2020)
This is the first episode of the podcast where I am the guest. I decided to look inward this time, and address things I have never said anywhere else. The details said in this episode are all exclusives. Identities have been hidden to protect subjects’ privacy.
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Episode 5 | “Rising To My Challenges” (Recorded On 20 May 2020)
This is the first episode of the podcast where I am the guest. I decided to look inward this time, and address things I have never said anywhere else. The details said in this episode are all exclusives. Identities have been hidden to protect subjects’ privacy.