Stepping Into Healing With Nina Parker
Independent, Brand Expansion and Healing from industry trauma. Ashley, sits down with Nina Parker to discuss healing with Through Her Lens. From the Bay to LA literally, Nina Parker exemplifies […]
218: It’s Time for Radical Alignment: Your Next Identity Is Calling podcast
play_arrow
Angel Reese Lands In Australia, Takes Us Behind The Scenes To Exclusive Event + She Tries Kangaroo?! podcast
ask me anything podcast
Tyra Banks Is (Kinda) Sorry podcast
play_arrow
BEST BREAKUP SONGS | EXPERIENCE VS AESTHETIC & CLUB CULTURE FT. Aaron Nnadi podcast
Ep 1107 | Why Women Won’t Denounce Atlanta Hawks Strip-Club Night | Stephen A.-Zion Beef podcast
Jokic vs. Lu Dort Scuffle?! Giannis is BACK, & My Response to Stephen A. Smith podcast
In this episode of Selective Ignorance, Mandii B joined by super producer A-King, and king of the headlines Jason “Jah” Lee, deliver a culturally sharp discussion spanning Black History Month, Women’s History Month, politics, reparations, and celebrity influence, beginning with reflections on the importance of honoring Black and women’s contributions beyond performative celebration [01:55]. The conversation quickly pivots to the controversial partnership between the Atlanta Hawks and Magic City, unpacking what it says about Atlanta’s identity, capitalism, and cultural branding [02:52], before settling into guest introductions and commentary on podcast dynamics and media chemistry [03:45]. The hosts address online criticism and gender discourse in digital spaces [05:10], share anecdotes from a night out in Atlanta that spark conversations about networking, optics, and influence [09:17], and reflect on ignorance in the context of current events and viral headlines [14:29].
The episode deepens with a historical lens on the NAACP’s rebranding efforts and legacy [15:50], followed by a candid dialogue about exceptionalism within the Black community and the pressures it creates [20:07]. A thoughtful debate on reparations, land ownership, and economic justice unfolds [23:01], layered with broader commentary on Atlanta’s evolving cultural identity [25:52]. Later, the crew analyzes the viral Tez Johnson proposal controversy and what it reveals about social expectations and public judgment [36:27], before shifting into urgent discussions around the Epstein files, political apologies, and elite accountability [43:14]. The hosts confront difficult societal conversations surrounding pedophilia and institutional complicity [51:58], examine rising geopolitical tensions and concerns about global conflict [57:02], and close with a powerful call to action encouraging awareness, civic engagement, and informed participation in today’s socio-political climate [01:11:27]. Blending cultural commentary, political analysis, and social critique, this episode underscores the importance of engagement, accountability, and historical literacy in navigating modern America.
No Holes Barred: A Dual Manifesto Of Sexual Exploration And Power” w/ Tempest X!
Follow the host on Social Media
Mandii B Instagram/X @fullcourtpumps
Follow the crew on Social Media
Follow the show on Social Media
Instagram @selectiveignorancepod
Tiktok @selective.ignorance
X/Twitter @selectiveig_pod
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Independent, Brand Expansion and Healing from industry trauma. Ashley, sits down with Nina Parker to discuss healing with Through Her Lens. From the Bay to LA literally, Nina Parker exemplifies […]
Copyright Blackpodcasting 2025