Those Who Give A Damn Podcast

Dr. Duvalier Malone

"Those Who Give a Damn Podcast" — A Revolution in Podcasting, Hosted by Duvalier Malone. This is not just a podcast; it's a rallying cry for change-makers! Dive into a world of powerful conversations with some of the most influential figures actively reshaping our world today. Each episode is an immersive journey into the lives of those who dare to make a difference, showcasing raw stories, relentless struggles, and triumphant successes. Here, diversity isn't just acknowledged — it's celebrated with enthusiasm and passion. Envision a space where motivation and insight fuse, creating actionable wisdom. For activists, dreamers, or anyone who passionately cares about our planet, "Those Who Give a Damn" is your guiding light. It's about igniting dialogue and sparking a revolution. Join us on this empowering journey, where each episode is a call to action. It's more than a podcast; it's a movement. Get ready not just to witness change but to be the catalyst. Tune into "Those Who Give a Damn" and transform your passion into impactful action. The revolution starts here. Are you ready to be a part of it?

  1. 6d ago

    A Howard Student Demands Change: Isabella Williams on Financial Aid, Leadership and Gen Z

    In Season 3, Episode 11 of Those Who Give a Damn, Dr. Duvalier Malone sits down with incoming Howard University student Isabella Williams for a powerful conversation about financial aid, student unenrollment, accountability, and the cultural shift needed across HBCUs. After receiving an unexpected notice that she had been unenrolled, Isabella took to social media to speak up for herself and hundreds of other incoming students facing confusion over scholarships, payment deadlines, and conflicting information. She explains why students should not be blamed for institutional communication failures and why transparency must become a priority. But this conversation goes far beyond Howard University. Isabella shares her passion for public service, her dream of becoming an elected official, and why Gen Z refuses to accept "that is just how it is" as an answer. She also discusses political leadership, the future of America, the exhaustion many Black women feel, and why young people must never allow fear to define their future. This is the voice of a new generation demanding accountability while remaining committed to the institutions and communities they love. Watch more powerful conversations, read my latest commentary, and stay connected at www.duvalierjmalone.com. Subscribe to Those Who Give a Damn and join a community of people who are not afraid to speak up, demand better, and fight for change.

  2. 6d ago

    Unenrolled Before Move-In: A Howard Student Speaks Out

    In Season 3, Episode 10 of Those Who Give a Damn, Dr. Duvalier Malone sits down with incoming Howard University student Jordan Storey for an honest conversation about financial aid confusion, unexpected unenrollment notices, and what students call the "Howard Runaround." Jordan shares the fear of not knowing whether his place at Howard was secure, even after his family had made payments and prepared for move-in. He explains why students turned to social media, what university leaders must do to improve transparency and communication, and why students should always keep written documentation. The conversation also highlights Jordan's passion for storytelling and his dream of becoming an actor and screenwriter at Howard University's Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts. This episode is about more than one university. It is about listening to students, holding institutions accountable, and making sure young people are supported as they begin one of the most important chapters of their lives. Watch more interviews, read my latest commentary, and stay connected at www.duvalierjmalone.com. Subscribe to Those Who Give a Damn and join a community of people who believe speaking up can create change.

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  4. Jul 23

    Mississippi Matters: Scott Colom on Leadership, Working Families, and the U.S. Senate

    In Season 3, Episode 9 of Those Who Give a Damn, Dr. Duvalier Malone sits down with Mississippi U.S. Senate candidate Scott Colom for a candid conversation about leadership, public service, and why Mississippi should never be counted out. Colom discusses his roots as a seventh-generation Mississippian, his record as a district attorney and former judge, and why he believes now is the time for new leadership in Washington. The conversation explores rising grocery prices, stagnant wages, rural hospital closures, healthcare access, struggling farmers, food insecurity, and the political disengagement felt by many Mississippi voters. Colom also explains his path to victory, why voters across the country should pay attention to Mississippi, and how his campaign plans to reach people who have lost faith in politics. This is a conversation about hope, accountability, and building a Mississippi where working families are seen, heard, and represented. Watch the full episode and more conversations at www.duvalierjmalone.com.

  5. Jul 17

    You Cannot Fine Your Way Out of Youth Crime with Priya Sarathy Jones

    Can fining parents really prevent youth crime, or does it simply place another burden on families already struggling to survive? In this episode of Those Who Give a Damn, Dr. Duvalier Malone sits down with Priya Sarathy Jones, Executive Director of the Fines and Fees Justice Center, for a powerful conversation about youth crime, economic inequality, community safety, and the growing reliance on fines as a substitute for real public policy. Jones explains why a $500 fine does not mean the same thing to every family, how fines and fees can criminalize poverty, and why punishing parents will not address the root causes affecting young people. The conversation also examines the lessons of Ferguson, policing for profit, racial inequities within the justice system, and the difference between political talking points and solutions that actually make communities safer. This episode challenges elected leaders to stop searching for quick fixes and begin investing in young people, families, education, employment opportunities, community organizations, and long-term prevention. Because you cannot punish your way into a safer community, and you cannot fine your way out of youth crime. Watch the full episode and discover more conversations that challenge policy, confront injustice, and center real solutions at www.duvalierjmalone.com.

  6. Jun 16

    Why the South Still Matters: Movement, Humanity, and Hope with Evan Milligan

    In Season 3, Episode 7 of Those Who Give a Damn, Dr. Duvalier Malone sits down with Montgomery based organizer Evan Milligan for a powerful conversation about the South's continued influence on Black culture, voting rights, civil rights, and the future of American democracy. Evan shares how he was raised in a family rooted in movement work and why community involvement can take many forms, including voting, organizing, cooking, caregiving, volunteering, donating, and simply showing up for others. The conversation also explores young people's frustration with politics, the growing influence of artificial intelligence, the danger of prioritizing money and status over humanity, and the African philosophy of Ubuntu, the belief that we become our fullest selves through our relationships with other people. This episode is a reminder that meaningful change begins when we stop waiting for someone else to act and recognize the power already present within our communities. Learn more and support community organizing, artists, and movement work in Alabama at ShakeTheField.org.

  7. Jun 2

    Black Youth Are Not the Problem: Dr. Kevin Beckford on Gentrification, Policing, HBCUs, and Why We Give a Damn

    In Season 3, Episode 6 of Those Who Give a Damn, Dr. Duvalier Malone sits down with Dr. Kevin Beckford for a bold and honest conversation about Black youth, public safety, gentrification, education, and the systems that shape life in Washington, D.C. and beyond. Dr. Beckford speaks directly to the harmful narratives often placed on Black young people and challenges listeners to look deeper at the policies, systems, and social conditions that impact their lives. Together, Dr. Malone and Dr. Beckford discuss the connection between gentrification and policing, the need for safe spaces and real investment in youth, and why community voices must be centered in public policy. The conversation also moves into higher education and the lack of Black male faculty in academic spaces, including at HBCUs. Dr. Beckford shares his own experiences and offers a powerful critique of how Black men are often invited into institutions but not always allowed to be fully themselves. This episode is direct, thoughtful, and necessary. It is a call for truth, accountability, and action. To learn more about Dr. Duvalier Malone, book him for speaking engagements, explore his books, or follow his latest work, visit www.duvalierjmalone.com. Guest: Dr. Kevin Beckford Host: Dr. Duvalier Malone Podcast: Those Who Give a Damn

  8. May 7

    Can D.C. Be Safe Without Becoming More Punitive? A Conversation with Greg Jackson

    In this episode of Those Who Give A Damn, Dr. Duvalier Malone sits down with Greg Jackson for a powerful and honest conversation about public safety, accountability, poverty, affordability, civic engagement, and the future of Washington, D.C. Jackson shares his personal story of surviving gun violence in Shaw and how that experience shaped his commitment to violence prevention, community investment, and public service. Together, Dr. Malone and Jackson move beyond slogans and fear-based politics to ask a deeper question: What does it really take to make D.C. safer while still investing in the people and neighborhoods too often left behind? From Ward 7 and Ward 8 to housing, food insecurity, childcare, utilities, transportation, and the need for stronger local engagement, this episode challenges listeners to think seriously about what leadership should look like when people are tired of promises and ready for results. For more episodes, commentary, speaking information, and updates from Dr. Duvalier Malone, visit www.duvalierjmalone.com.

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"Those Who Give a Damn Podcast" — A Revolution in Podcasting, Hosted by Duvalier Malone. This is not just a podcast; it's a rallying cry for change-makers! Dive into a world of powerful conversations with some of the most influential figures actively reshaping our world today. Each episode is an immersive journey into the lives of those who dare to make a difference, showcasing raw stories, relentless struggles, and triumphant successes. Here, diversity isn't just acknowledged — it's celebrated with enthusiasm and passion. Envision a space where motivation and insight fuse, creating actionable wisdom. For activists, dreamers, or anyone who passionately cares about our planet, "Those Who Give a Damn" is your guiding light. It's about igniting dialogue and sparking a revolution. Join us on this empowering journey, where each episode is a call to action. It's more than a podcast; it's a movement. Get ready not just to witness change but to be the catalyst. Tune into "Those Who Give a Damn" and transform your passion into impactful action. The revolution starts here. Are you ready to be a part of it?

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