Episode 336:Back In the Studio

That‘s Absurd

Welcome back to another thought-provoking episode of the "That's Absurd Podcast." This week, we’re diving deep into questions of identity, the latest news in politics, hip-hop, and pop culture, and some controversial moments in sports. Let's jump into it!

Question of the Week:

Do African Americans Consider People Like Kamala Harris as Black Historically?

This week, we're tackling a complex question: How do African Americans view figures like Kamala Harris in terms of their racial identity? We explore the historical context and modern perspectives on what it means to be "Black" in America, especially when it comes to biracial or multicultural individuals.

Notable News: Politics:

Kamala Harris Announces VP Tim Walz:

In a surprising political move, Vice President Kamala Harris has announced her running mate, Tim Walz, for the upcoming election. We discuss what this partnership means for the Democratic ticket and how it could shape the future of American politics.

Hip Hop:

Nelly Arrested in St. Louis:

Hip-hop star Nelly was arrested in St. Louis due to an outstanding traffic summons. We break down the details of his arrest and discuss its implications for his career and public image.

Pop Culture:

Michael Rubin Speaks Out on "Black Hate on Hate":

Michael Rubin, a prominent figure in sports and entertainment, has expressed his concerns over the rumors regarding Meek Mill's sexuality and the broader issue of "Black hate on Black hate." We delve into the impact of his statements and what they reveal about race and community in today's culture.

Wally Amos Passes Away:

We pay tribute to Wally Amos, the legendary founder of the Famous Amos cookie brand, who has sadly passed away. We reflect on his legacy and the impact he had on the food industry and African American entrepreneurship.

Sports:

Noah Lyles: The Rise of an Unlikable Star?

Track and field sensation Noah Lyles has been making headlines, but not always for the right reasons. We discuss his recent comments and actions that have led some to label him as "unlikable." Is this criticism fair, or is it just part of being in the spotlight?

That’s a wrap for this week’s episode of the "That's Absurd Podcast." From political maneuvers and hip-hop arrests to cultural commentary and sports controversies, we’ve covered a lot of ground. We hope you enjoyed the conversation and gained some new insights along the way.

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