Rhetorically Speaking w/ Dr. Phillip J. Roundtree

From campus crackdowns to cultural erasure, Dr. Phil talks how power polices memory and dissent in 2025. 45/47’s back on his McCarthyism wave—targeting international student protesters with deportation threats. Columbia folded for $400 million, but at what cost to principle? We break down the war on truth, from ICE raids to museum purges. Plus, Quick Hits on Paige Bueckers, media bias, and the rac...

From the 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday to the latest crackdown on student activists, we’re breaking down how power moves in 2025. Philly just shifted $91 million—smart investment or misplaced priorities? Plus, the Bronny James debate: is Stephen A. Smith exposing nepotism or just holding Black athletes to a different standard? And for Black Thought of the Day, we unpack the manufactured panic...

The U.S. picks and chooses who gets help and who gets left behind—today, we’re breaking down how foreign aid is weaponized and why Trump’s decision to cut global health funding will hit Black and Brown communities the hardest. We also dive into the tragic Omega Psi Phi hazing death, Trump’s English-only push, and the ongoing crisis of violence against Black trans women, as the community demands ju...

In this Black Thought of the Day segment on Rhetorically Speaking , Dr. Phillip Roundtree challenges the idea of approved resistance. Is a protest still a protest if it’s curated by the oppressor? From Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl performance to the commodification of Black activism, this episode dives deep into the ways white supremacy extracts value from Black artistry while ensuring it never tru...

In this episode of Rhetorically Speaking , we dive into the real cost of Trump's new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China—spoiler: it's your wallet that's hurting. Then we break down the latest ICE raids in Philly and what they mean for sanctuary cities and immigrant communities. Closing out with Black Thought of the Day , we dive into Kendrick Lamar's Grammy wins and how his moves reflect a bigge...

.Join Dr. Phillip J. Roundtree as he delves into the shifting political landscape in this compelling episode of the Rhetorically Speaking Podcast. With President Biden announcing he won't seek re-election, the stage is set for a fierce Democratic primary. We'll explore the top potential candidates, their strengths, and the challenges they face, including Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg, and Gavin Ne...

In this episode, Dr. Phil dives into the recent attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. He explores the political and social ramifications of this act and what it means for our society.

In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Phil delves deep into the complex history of the Israeli and Palestinian conflict. Join us as we uncover the origins of this ongoing struggle, exploring the political factors, protests, and calls for cease fire. Gain an understanding of this contentious issue and broaden your knowledge of the political implications.

In this episode, Dr. Phil discusses the tragic murder of 21-year-old Ta'Kiya Young by Blendon Township Police due to shoplifting allegations.

In this episode, Dr. Phil discusses the white supremacist who killed three Black people at Dollar General in Jacksonville, Fl. He also offers his thoughts on the Georgia HS football coach who punched his player.

In this episode, Dr. Phil goes live on IG (phil_roundtree) to discuss his career crossroad as an HBCU educator. He also talks the Phila. police murder of Eddie Irizarry, the recent video showing he was killed in 5 seconds, and why prominent attorney spokespersons matter. Tune in, subscribe, and comment.

Dr. Phil talks hip-hop's 50th anniversary, Jay-Z's absence from significant festivities, my critique of hip-hop, and hip-hop's next 50 years. Grab a chair, pull up, and join the convo.

In this episode, Dr. Phil talks his trip to #NABJ23 in Birmingham, the Montgomery Riverfront Brawl and its implications, whether Jamie Foxx's post was 'antisemetic' and his apology, and Twitch sensation, Kai Cenat's, arrest by the NYPD. Subscribe, share, like, and comment.

In this episode, Dr. Phil discusses Robert Kennedy Jr.'s appearance on the Math Hoffa podcast and why Black platforms must do better. He also offers an update on Carlee Russell.

In this episode of Rhetorically Speaking, the Black Dr. Phil discusses the latest updates on Carlee Russell and critiques the social media backlash and calls for her arrest. #CarleeRussell #Alabama #Hoover #BlackWomen

In this episode, the Black Dr. Phil discusses Britney Spears' false allegations of assault and weaponization of white womanhood against NBA Player Victor Wembanyama and his security. Also discussed is the dismissal of Tulsa Massacre survivors' reparations lawsuit and their follow-up plan. Tune in, leave a comment, subscribe, and share with a friend.

Dr. Phil talks Juvenile's Tiny Desk, Interracial Dating, & the Philadelphia July 4th Mass Shooting.

Dr. Phillip Roundtree discusses JT of the City Girls assaulting Lil Uzi and why society must include boys and men in the conversation on domestic violence as victims/survivors. He also offers a mea culpa on the LaGuardia College woman who snatched the mic and his final thoughts on the sinking of the Titanic submarine.

Dr. Phillip Roundtree discusses the diploma denial of a Philadelphia High School for Girls student due to doing the gritty across the stage. He also talks about the now viral video of a Black woman snatching the mic from the emcee at her college graduation due to allegations of racism.

Today Dr. Phil talks Trump's recent arrest and post-arraignment actions, Shannon Sharpe leaving FS1, and Anita Baker's rant towards Babyface and his fans. Tune in, subscribe, and share with a friend. Subscribe to the channel to catch the live digital show "Rhetorically Speaking w/ Dr. Phillip J. Roundtree, DSW, LCSW, MS" Follow on Instagram & Twitter: @phil_roundtree Donate via Cash App - $Quadefy...

In this episode, Dr. Phillip J. Roundtree discusses a viral photo (Philly) of Black boys at a local gun show, Zion Williamson's decision-making, and Babyface's tiny desk concert.

Angel Reese, Caitlin Clark, White Rage, & Black Protectionism w/ Crystal Woodley, Former Pro Basketball Player.

In this episode Phil discusses the Kyrie Irving saga, the Black communities response, and more. Share with a friend.