Conversations with my Black Grandpa

With this podcast being done preety consistently over one year, we realized that our other co-host, Breonne, never had the opportunity to have specific questions asked to her. So today is that day! With her recent graduation and job opportunities, Grand Sam takes the role of interviewer in "A Conversation with My Black Granddaughter."

Our apologies for the late episode, but we hope you guys will learn something, remember something, or will do something based off of what you heard. See you in a few weeks! Check us out on Instagram! @cwmbg

If you search "Black national Anthem Super Bowl" on Youtube, not only will you find performances from different artists singing at the worldwide event, but also many videos giving their two cents about how this song shouldn't be sung at the Super Bowl. Listen in on our conversation about the importance of not letting other decide how black people should embrace their patriotism.

This is a question Grand Sam gets a lot while doing work for the black community. Check out his insights on the questions and his stories involving it!

This episode's intro is rather raw compared to our others, but it is still a jet packed episode with stories, advice, and lessons that all future community builders, parents, and families would like to know.

In honor of it being our 10th episode, and Gram Sam's belated birthday, I thought it would be best to hear what's been on this 76 year old's mind. Books Mentioned: The Shaping of Black America by Lerone Bennet Black Labor, White Wealth People Mentioned: Jane Elliot White Ruthord B. Hayes Governor Ceech

Listen in on how me and Grand Sam approach these new policies from the Department of Education in Tennessee.

In this episode you can learn about the history of the Black working class within America and how many skilled Black people were out of work due to racism and hiring discrimination. We also speak about what employers could do when approaching Affirmative Action to make it best work for them. Hope you enjoy your listen!

Listen in on our conversation about how influential the Black Church is and was for the Black community. Also hear about some ways Reverend Tillman is implementing different initiatives within his community in Richmond, Virginia! Follow us and Cashapp us on with the tag @cwmbg. See y'all in June!! Book mentioned: Reclaiming the Village Bible Verse Mentioned: John 10:10 NIV

Listen in on our unpopular opinions and ideas on how we should approach the issue of mass incarceration as black americans. Follow us on social media @cwmbg!! It is also our cashtag, so feel free to sow a seed as well!

Listen in on Grand Sam/Grandaddy and Is conversation on how black Americans have, had, and will soon use their creativity for their advancement. --Also, this is episode 6! Not 5, my apologies LOL!! -- The jewish person Grand Sam mentions in this episode is named "Jerry Heller." Hope you guys enjoy!!

Grandaddy and I are joined with Grandma Florice as we discuss the status of black people in relationships today. I also get to hear about their love story and how they met!! Follow us on INSTAGRAM @cwmbg, and feel free to invest in our work for the black community through CASHAPP - $cwmbg!!

Listen in on me and Grandaddy's conversation on how eating healthy is both beneficial to the black community and ourselves.  Check OUT the book Grand Sam mentioned: https://a.co/d/3ZlCjkA 

Listen in as me and Grand Sam talk about how specific the AA experience is. Also check out the books Grand Sam mentioned: Destruction of Black Civilization: Great Issues of a Race from 4500 B.C. to 2000 A.D. https://a.co/d/63xlneg & PowerNomics: The National Plan to Empower Black America https://a.co/d/d3ulJKH

We dived deep on what it’s like to have 400 years of white oppression, and what it does to your self image and self-esteem. Listen in on how it spread into the Church, and what we, as black people, can do about it. Check Out “Reading While Black” Here: https://a.co/d/eDHjwb5

Listen in on our conversation about wealth and financial literacy in the black community! Hear about how we handle money, and how we got this way. Also, hear about our experiences with finances as a young and older person. Feel free to give us some topics to discuss in the future as well!