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Hosted by XO, AZ, and CDA, Past, Present, Pushback is where Sports, Politics, and Family collide. From the NFL field to Capitol Hill, from community struggles to household victories, we break down the headlines and the hidden stories shaping our world. With XO bringing the millennial sports and culture lens, and AZ & CDA grounding the conversation in political insight and family wisdom, this isn’t just another podcast — it’s a space where Black voices push back against the noise and speak truth with honesty, humor, and heart. New episodes drop weekly — short, sharp, and straight to the point

  1. Did Everyone Come From Black People? The Real Science Behind Human Origins (Part 1)

    2일 전

    Did Everyone Come From Black People? The Real Science Behind Human Origins (Part 1)

    You've heard it said — everyone came from Black people. It gets repeated online, in barbershops, in family group chats, and it's met with both pride and pushback. So in this episode, XO, & AZ decided to actually find out what the science says — not what a meme says, not what gets shouted in a comment section, but what geneticists, paleoanthropologists, and the global scientific community have actually documented through fossil records and DNA. This is Part 1 of a two-part deep dive. In this episode: the Out of Africa theory, Mitochondrial Eve, what the fossil record actually shows, how humans migrated across the planet, and how skin color evolved through a purely environmental and genetic process that has nothing to do with superiority and everything to do with survival. Keywords: origin of human race, did everyone come from Africa, Out of Africa theory explained, Mitochondrial Eve science, human migration history, evolution of skin color, race social construct science, human genetics explained, where did humans come from, Past Present Pushback podcast RESOURCES • Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History — Human Origins Program — humanorigins.si.edu • National Academies of Sciences — 'Using Population Descriptors in Genetics and Genomics Research' (2023) • Nina Jablonski's research on the evolution of skin color — Penn State Department of Anthropology • 'Who We Are and How We Got Here' by David Reich — genetics and human history

    24분
  2. Father's Day Was Started By A Daughter. Took 62 Years To Become Official. Here's The Full Story.

    4일 전

    Father's Day Was Started By A Daughter. Took 62 Years To Become Official. Here's The Full Story.

    Most people know Father's Day as ties, grills, and greeting cards. But the real story starts in 1909 — with a 27-year-old woman named Sonora Smart Dodd sitting in a church pew listening to a Mother's Day sermon and asking a question nobody had asked before. Why isn't there a day for fathers? Her father was a Civil War veteran who raised six children alone after his wife died in childbirth. He braided his daughter's hair with calloused hands. He kept the family together when it would have been easier to let it fall apart. And Sonora spent the next 62 years fighting to make sure the world honored men like him. In this episode of Past Present Pushback, XO, AZ, and CDA sit in the man cave and tell the full story of Father's Day — from Spokane 1910 to Nixon 1972. The man who inspired it. The woman who built it. Why it took 58 years longer than Mother's Day to become official. What the holiday has become vs what it was meant to be. What fatherhood in the Black community actually looks like beyond the stereotype. And what it means to honor a father. Keywords: Father's Day origin history, who started Father's Day, Sonora Smart Dodd, William Jackson Smart, Father's Day federal holiday 1972, Father's Day vs Mother's Day history, Black fathers stereotype real picture, what Father's Day means, Past Present Pushback podcast

    17분
  3. Juneteenth: Why June 19, 1865 Changed Everything & What Most People Still Don't Know About It

    6월 15일

    Juneteenth: Why June 19, 1865 Changed Everything & What Most People Still Don't Know About It

    Most people know June 19 as Juneteenth. But most people don't know the full story of what that day actually was — and why it took more than two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation for Black people in Texas to hear the word freedom. Or that some enslaved people weren't told until after the harvest season was over — because their enslavers wanted to squeeze out one more crop. Or that it took a 94-year-old woman named Opal Lee walking 2.5 miles every year in tennis shoes for decades to finally push Juneteenth to become a federal holiday in 2021. In this episode of Past Present Pushback, XO, AZ, and CDA sit down in the man cave and tell the full Juneteenth story — from Galveston, Texas in 1865 to the signing ceremony at the White House 156 years later. The history, the traditions, what it means, what it represents, and why it matters now more than ever. Keywords: Juneteenth history origin, June 19 1865 Galveston Texas, Emancipation Proclamation delay Texas, Opal Lee Grandmother Juneteenth, Juneteenth federal holiday 2021, General Order No 3, Juneteenth meaning what it represents, Black freedom day history, Past Present Pushback podcast

    27분
  4. Cyrus Carmack-Belton Was 14. He Ran Away. He Was Shot In The Back. The Jury Said Not Guilty.

    6월 8일

    Cyrus Carmack-Belton Was 14. He Ran Away. He Was Shot In The Back. The Jury Said Not Guilty.

    On May 28, 2023, a 14-year-old Black boy named Cyrus Carmack-Belton was shot in the back outside a Shell gas station in Columbia, South Carolina. Surveillance video showed he had not stolen anything. Witnesses described him running away in fear. He was chased more than 130 yards from the store by a 61-year-old store owner and his adult son before being shot once in the back. He died from that wound. On June 1, 2026 — three years later — a jury acquitted Rick Chow of murder. Not guilty. The family's statement said: 'A jury watched our 14-year-old boy run away from two grown men on video. They knew one of them shot him in the back and they still said no one is to blame.' In this episode of Past Present Pushback, XO, AZ, and CDA sit with the full weight of this verdict — and name the pattern it belongs to. Trayvon Martin. Jordan Davis. Ahmaud Arbery. And now Cyrus. The data on Stand Your Ground laws and racial disparities. The psychology of racial threat perception. The role of the jury. What the civil lawsuit means. What the federal review means. And the hardest question of all — what do we do? What do we actually do? Because grief without action is just grief. Keywords: Cyrus Carmack-Belton case, Rick Chow not guilty verdict, Stand Your Ground racial bias, Black victims self defense law, Trayvon Martin Ahmaud Arbery pattern, racial disparities criminal justice, Black children killed America, how to fight back justice system, Past Present Pushback podcast SPECIFIC ACTIONS YOUR AUDIENCE CAN TAKE: ✊ SUPPORT THE CIVIL LAWSUIT — Follow updates on the Carmack-Belton family's civil case. If fundraising is organized by the family or their legal team, support it. Share updates on your platform. ✊ DEMAND FEDERAL REVIEW — Contact your U.S. House representative and Senators. Ask specifically what they are doing to support a DOJ federal civil rights investigation into this case. calls and letters to elected officials are documented. ✊ KNOW YOUR STATE'S STAND YOUR GROUND LAW — Find out if your state has one. Find out who your state legislators are. Organize in your community to pressure legislators to reform or repeal it. Use the documented research in this episode. ✊ SHOW UP FOR JURY DUTY — When the summons comes — go. Do not find a reason to get out of it. The people in those jury rooms are the people who didn't avoid it. Be in the room. ✊ VOTE IN EVERY LOCAL ELECTION — Especially district attorney, solicitor, and state legislative races. These are the people who determine whether cases like Cyrus's get a real prosecution. ✊ HAVE THE TALK WITH YOUR CHILDREN — If you have Black children — the conversation about how to survive encounters in spaces that will perceive them as threats cannot wait. Have it. Now. • National Action Network — nationalactionnetwork.net (involved in the Carmack-Belton case) • NAACP — naacp.org (Columbia chapter involved in case advocacy) • ACLU Stand Your Ground resources — aclu.org • Brady United — bradyunited.org (Stand Your Ground research and advocacy) • Everytown for Gun Safety — everytown.org (Stand Your Ground data) • Know Your Rights Camp — knowyourrightscamp.com (rights education for young people)

    41분
  5. When The Enemy Uses The People You Love: The Devil's Attacks Through Family Members

    6월 3일

    When The Enemy Uses The People You Love: The Devil's Attacks Through Family Members

    he enemy doesn't always come dressed like an enemy. Sometimes he comes dressed like your mother. Your brother. Your cousin. The family member who smiles at your face and speaks doubt over your life behind your back. The one whose addiction keeps pulling the whole family into chaos. The one who has never celebrated a single win you've had. The one whose words — spoken over you in childhood — you are still fighting to unhear as an adult. In this episode of Past Present Pushback, XO, AZ, and CDA go deep into one of the most spiritually and emotionally complex topics in the Black community — the devil's attacks through family members. Familiar spirits. Envy and jealousy. Toxic parents. Sibling sabotage. Word curses spoken over your life. Addiction being used as a weapon. Narcissistic and controlling family members. And the hardest question of all — how do you love people you share blood with while protecting the assignment God put on your life from the warfare they are unknowingly (or knowingly) carrying? Keywords: devil attacks through family, spiritual warfare family members, familiar spirits Bible, toxic family members spiritual, jealousy in family spiritual warfare, word curses family, how to deal with toxic family Christians, protecting your peace from family, family sabotage spiritual, Past Present Pushback podcast

    41분
  6. Memorial Day Was Created By Freed Slaves In 1865 — And America Erased It From The History Books

    6월 1일

    Memorial Day Was Created By Freed Slaves In 1865 — And America Erased It From The History Books

    Most Americans think Memorial Day started with a general's order in 1868. The real story starts three years earlier — and it starts with Black people. On May 1, 1865 — less than a month after the Confederacy surrendered — freed Black men and women in Charleston, South Carolina organized what historians now recognize as the first Memorial Day in American history. They exhumed the bodies of 257 Union soldiers from a mass grave at a Confederate prison camp. They built a proper cemetery. They erected an archway with the words 'Martyrs of the Race Course.' And then 10,000 people — led by 2,800 Black schoolchildren carrying roses — marched, sang, and honored the men who had died so they could be free. Yale historian David Blight called it 'the Independence Day of a Second American Revolution.' Then white Charlestonians erased it from the record. In this episode of Past Present Pushback, XO, AZ, and CDA tell the full, unedited origin story of Memorial Day — from the Charleston racetrack in 1865, to General Logan's 1868 order, to how the holiday evolved, how its true origins were suppressed, and what it means that the people who invented this tradition to honor freedom were the same people the holiday's official history left out. This is the story they didn't teach you in school. And it deserves to be known. Keywords: Memorial Day origin history, who created Memorial Day, Black Americans Memorial Day 1865, Charleston South Carolina Memorial Day, freed slaves Memorial Day, David Blight Memorial Day, Decoration Day history, true origin Memorial Day, Memorial Day Black history, Past Present Pushback podcast

    34분
  7. Old School Discipline vs. New Age Parenting: What The Research Says & What We Actually Think

    5월 26일

    Old School Discipline vs. New Age Parenting: What The Research Says & What We Actually Think

    Every generation thinks they got discipline right. The generation before them thinks they went too soft. And the generation after them wonders why they turned out the way they did. The conversation about how to discipline a child — especially in Black families — has never been louder, more contested, or more personal. Old school said: the belt teaches respect. New research says: it teaches fear. The old way produced grit. The new way produces therapy bills. Or does it? In this episode of Past Present Pushback, XO, AZ, and CDA get into the real conversation about child discipline — old school versus today. The statistics behind what changed. Why it changed. What the four parenting styles actually produce in children long-term. Where the belt fits in the history of Black parenting. Why social media, CPS, and changing laws shifted the whole dynamic. And the honest question three men who were raised the old way have to answer: did it work? And what are we doing differently with our own children? Keywords: Black family discipline 2024, old school parenting vs new age, corporal punishment Black families, how to discipline a child today, authoritative parenting research, belt discipline statistics, Black parenting styles, child discipline generational shift, spanking research 2024, Past Present Pushback podcast

    30분
  8. NBA Conference Finals Predictions + Why Politicians Are Stealing Your Vote (And How to Stop Them)

    5월 19일

    NBA Conference Finals Predictions + Why Politicians Are Stealing Your Vote (And How to Stop Them)

    The "Past Present Pushback" crew is back in the studio for an absolute heater of an episode. Today, we’re bridging the gap between sports, strategy, and legacy. ** NBA Conference Finals Breakdown:**The playoffs are down to the final four, and the studio is divided. XO is betting it all on Wembanyama and the Spurs, while AZ is riding with the consistency of the OKC Thunder. Meanwhile, CDA is forced to sit in the "casual corner" after his Celtics were knocked out in the first round. Who takes the series? Tune in for the debate. ** The Political Playbook: Redistricting & Suppression:**We move from the court to the ballot box. We’re dissecting the current state of gerrymandering and the new tactics being used to suppress votes nationwide. We break down the "illusion of helplessness" and, more importantly, the tactical blueprint for fighting back—starting with weaponizing your local, down-ballot elections. ** The Legacy Segment: The Head Start vs. The Grind:**Is it better to hand your children a financial safety net, or does that wealth strip away the "grit" required for them to survive in the real world? We debate the balance between providing financial leverage and forcing your kids to forge their own armor. Join the conversation:Are you riding with the Spurs or the Thunder? How are you organizing in your local community? Drop your thoughts in the comments below! Follow the show:Stay tuned for more high-level strategy, mindset, and "pushback" on the status quo. Subscribe, rate, and share the episode. #NBAPlayoffs #Spurs #Thunder #Wembanyama #VotingRights #GenerationalWealth #FinancialLiteracy #PastPresentPushback #Strategy #Podcast

    27분
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Hosted by XO, AZ, and CDA, Past, Present, Pushback is where Sports, Politics, and Family collide. From the NFL field to Capitol Hill, from community struggles to household victories, we break down the headlines and the hidden stories shaping our world. With XO bringing the millennial sports and culture lens, and AZ & CDA grounding the conversation in political insight and family wisdom, this isn’t just another podcast — it’s a space where Black voices push back against the noise and speak truth with honesty, humor, and heart. New episodes drop weekly — short, sharp, and straight to the point

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