6 episodes
Race Relations Race Relations
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- Society & Culture
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4.7 • 89 Ratings
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Co-hosts Chris Drummond and Tim Struby tackle some of the most provocative and personal issues on race in America.
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Trump voter friends, the P-word, Black Santa
On this week's episode Chris and Tim try to understand Tim's hometown friends who voted for Trump, Phil Jackson drops the word 'Posse' and LeBron is pissed, and Black Santa comes to the Mall of America. Tune in! And get talking!!
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Post election reckoning
In this week's episode Chris and Tim grapple with the stunning and potentially scary election results. Tune in. And get talking!
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Birth of a Nation II, race talk ain't easy
On this week's episode Chris and Tim dive deep into Birth of a Nation and the challenges of doing a podcast on race. Tune in! And get talking!
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NRA, Birth of a Nation, the 'poor door' building
On this week's episode, Chris and Tim chop up the NRA's relationship to black gun owners, the highly anticipated film Birth of a Nation, and the NYC's 'poor door' buildings. Tune in! And get talking!!
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The Great Debate, Trump & Hill, Authors and cultural appropriation
On this week's episode Chris and Tim discuss The Great Debate, Hillary and Trump, and the controversy over authors and cultural appropriation. Plus some tidbits!!! Tune in! And get talking!!!!
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Jay-Z, weed anyone?, prison work, taxis in NYC
On this week's episode Chris and Tim discuss Jay'Z's social activism, the business and impact of marijuana, prison work or indentured servitude, and taxi life in NYC. Tune in. And get talking!
Customer Reviews
Fantastic!
Long time listener, figured I better leave a review. You guys are doing a great thing, I love how honest, unapologetic and human the conversations are. Race can be such a touchy and difficult subject to talk about. As a white guy this podcast both lets me empathize more with non white perspective and also scrutinize and acknowledge my own whiteness not in a self deprecating or self elevating way, but rather in an honest way even if it means acknowledging or realizing how aspects of my race play into my life and into my brain, whether voluntary or not. Great chemistry between Tim and Chris, very funny, sometimes tense but ultimately genuinely good friends whom truly want to relate and learn from each other more and help break down racial barriers between people with brutally honest but empathetic conversation.
The black annoying guy
is too hard to listen to due to his high pitched whiny voice. Also, the guy is insecure and yells to make his point over the other guy. Waste of time.
Philospher
Interesting show. A must listen! Keep it up dudes!