The BalderDash Podcast

Happy Pride Month everybody. Today on the show we talk about Trans people who are very inspiring. Like who are Marsha P Johnson and Sylvia Rivera? Or who were the first trans people to fully get the have a sex reassignment surgery. All that and more on this episode of Balderdash

Today we're remembering the past by remembering the people who died in the line of service. Also I talk about how we should remember out past so we can have a better future.

Today we talked about one of my favorite voice actors and why i like him. We also talked about The Planet of the apes and what i think about the films

Today I go through the Bill of Rights really quick. Then I touch on how we need to cherish our friendship and how we should choose our friends wisely. Lastly, I talk about some of my life experiences. We have the Meth lab and the late night prostitute are our stories today.

Today on the show we taka journey and learn about the history of STI. Where did they come from how we used to treat them before 1910 when a treatment was discovered. Also, I ask the question is antisemitism on the rise? I would love to hear your take on both of these topics so leave a comment.

Today on the show we talk about the weird phrases. Some from my childhood, but most of our phrases we found come the south. Some of them are pretty interesting and made me laugh.

The day the eclipse happen was weird, and amazing at the same time. i share some of the things that happened to me. Also we have some pretty great Am I the Asshole and confessions on this weeks episode of The Joe show

Today i talk animals and i think they are so badass.

Today talk about the rights of women and how we need to have equal rights for everyone.

Here's a short clip of what we're going to be talking about this week's episode. Protecting the rights of women.

Today I talk about the new Documentary Quiet On The Set. I share some personal stories and how viewing this documentary has made me feel watching it.

We start the show off with politics and i rant a bit. but then we shift over to how I think we as the dominate species should contribute more to bettering the planet.

Today on Confessions we have kids doing terrible things to their housemaids. I'm not sure why, if i had a housemaid i would be living it up. See hear what happens to the housemaids in this week's episode of Confessions.

Today on Am I The Asshole people are stealing the affection of people and our original poster have something to say about it. Are They the Asshole? Check out this week's episode.

2024 is starting out rough for me I tell some of the thing im going through. Also, the world is going crazy as well and i talk about news stories that I've seen lately and i share mt thoughts. Lastly Avatar is out and i share what i think about the series.

I had this questions asked of me a year ago. I gave an answer but it didn't feel like it was enough. I found the rest of my answer after doing some research. Listen to what it is on this weeks episode.

We'll this our last Activist for 29 day of black history i hope you have enjoyed all these episodes. Remember just because Black History is over doesn't mean you should stop learning about the amazing people that help shape this nation we live in. Thank you for listening and we'll see you next years for 28 Days of Black History.

Today we talk about another activist who lost their life fighting for what they believe in.

Horace Julian Bond is our Activist today

Today I'll be talking about a great activist who also wrote the Black National Anthem " Lift Every Voice and Sing.

This episode was very emotional for me. I had never heard the story of these two until today. Two very important activist who werea couple that help grow the voter registry and was very active in the NAACP. While serving the black community they lost their lives.

Today we talk about Activist Charles Hamilton Hudson.

For the last week of 29 day of Black History we will be talking about important activist that helped Black people rise through oppressions. Who better to start off this week better than the Father of Black History month himself. Carter G. Woodson.

The Civil Rights Movement continued

The Civil Rights Movement is our topic today