The NeoLiberal Round

This episode has two segments: segment 1 is entitled “Teaching Theology Today” where I discuss with Brother Maurice Smith of Phi Beta Sigma, the ideas and concepts I have for the course. He challenged some of the courses description which I debunked. Segment two is entitled: WHYY’s News on Delaware Students’ Academic proficiency Uses Bad Data. In segment two I provide a commentary on the article ‘...

Today we discussed the question: What’s Wrong With Philadelphia and by extension American cities and the world and explored solutions. Two Philadelphia residents who are professionals and higher education graduates discussed this question with me today on two separate takes. Their ideas about what’s happening was quite powerful and revealing. We not only looked at Philadelphia but cities across th...

The Senate recently passed a bill, dubbed the inflation reduction act aimed at reducing inflation and minimizing its effects while beefing tip the social safety net. But is this workable and how will does taxing the rich pay for this bill without passing costs onto consumers and end users which is usually the case? It then puts us back at square one. (How does this reduce inflation when you increa...

What is your ticket out of Poverty? Is it Education? Yet Education is not cheap and that’s a problem for society; that’s according to Professor Andre Isaacs whom I interviewed for the podcast episode today. It was quite powerful as usual. In retrospect, sometime ago I wrote an article in the Jamaica Gleaner saying “Science & Technology” are keys to Jamaica’s competitiveness in the global world and...

When, how and why did we start? Today we are one year old, and to mark our anniversary, Sheldon McKenzie interviewed me about the podcast and the neoliberal corporation, and explored what next with the podcast and the company. I answered the questions of when, how, and why we started and where we are going. FYI: we published our first podcast on the anchor platform entitled: “prelude to the beginn...

This is the neoliberal round podcast! Today we are one year old, and to mark our anniversary, Sheldon McKenzie interviewed me about the podcast and the neoliberal corporation and explored what next with the podcast and the company. We published our first podcast on the anchor platform entitled: “prelude to the beginning,” on July 17th, 2021. We have since published 75 audio episodes with a few bon...

As we celebrate one year Sunday July 17th, we are giving back to community by raising awareness about a sport that has the potential to re-establish & strengthen community. That is what Steve Chagnon and the Tennis League Network, located in major cities in the US, is all about as they engender engagement and networking at the community levels while popularizing the sport and providing opportuniti...

As we celebrate one year Sunday July 17th, we are giving back to community by raising awareness about a sport that has the potential to re-establish and strengthen community. That is what Steve Chagnon and the Tennis League Network, located in major cities in the US, is all about as they engender engagement and networking at the community levels while popularizing the sport and providing opportuni...

This is the Audio Podcast interview with David Fair, Deputy Chief at TP4C, regarding his part on the HBO documentary series “Eyes On The Prize,” which is a continuation of the 1980's PBS film; the award-winning documentary series telling the stories of the civil rights movement in the US. The first two series were broadcast in the 80s and covered up to 1985, and the new series will be released nex...

This is the Video Podcast interview with David Fair, Deputy Chief at TP4C, regarding his part on the HBO documentary series “Eyes On The Prize,” which is a continuation of the 1980's PBS film; the award-winning documentary series telling the stories of the civil rights movement in the US. The first two series were broadcast in the 80s and covered up to 1985, and the new series will be released nex...

The Neoliberal Round Podcast is one year old This month! It was July 17th, 2021 that we did our first podcast episode on the anchor.fm platform. Today we have about 70 episodes and 3 seasons. We have grown over the weeks and months and have provided cutting edge content as we stay true to our goal of facilitating diversity but critical thinking and information through our news commentary and resea...

Today’s episode is a long episode as we report on a Breaking News and also continue the Conversations surrounding the overturning of Roe (Part 2). This episode will feature two guests: Mr. John Anthony Castro, a US 2024 Presidential Candidate and Dr. Nolan Fontaine, Social Scientist and a brother from Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. The episode has several segments: the first is the breaking news: John...

Is abortion a Woman's Right? What Rights does the man have and what about higher order ethics?  This was supposed to be a Podcast discussion with John Castro regarding the supreme court's decision to overturn Roe. But he was unable to join us and will do so later in the week. So we have turned this Audio/Video Podcast episode into the beginning or introduction of a series on Roe Vs. Wade where we...

Question: “you throw an egg against a wall it doesn’t break it doesn’t fall,” how so? This episode begins with this breaking the ice exercise and we are joined by a new Co-Host Donte Nelson. This episode is informative and has some humor. This is actually the final episode in the 4 part series on Towards Developing A Caribbean, Diaspora, Pan Africa Perspectives. But first we break the ice and made...

This episode is broken up in two segments and each explores two major issues in the news and are breaking news: 1. Supreme Court Overturns Roe Vs. Wade & 2. The U.S. Senate passes Safer Communities Act. In Segment one we ask-Is the right to abortion an inalienable right of every American? Is it a right that is shared by all Americans? Is this right rooted in tradition, history and culture? The ans...

This is part 3 of a 4 part series on Caribbean, Diaspora and Pan African Thought. The episode begins with some comments on the news: 1. The Supreme Court strikes down a New York gun law making it easier for Americans to carry guns; 2. Joe Biden’s Administration cancels another 6 billion debt in student loan and 3. An 18 year old massacred 19 children and 2 teachers in Uvalde Texas. We then break f...

Juneteenth marks the end of slavery in America. However it has not always been commemorated as a major celebration like that of July 4th. But marking the end of the subjugation of a people is major. But we’re making it a bigger thing that it is. There are small gatherings here and there, nevertheless, it’s not major and collective. In fact, today I was speaking with an African American Young man w...

This episode continues the series on Caribbean Perspectives: Towards Developing A Caribbean, Diaspora and Pan African Journal: Identity Part 2. We had introduced the podcast series on a previous podcast and discussed the issue of Literature as being a credible record of God’s with man. The podcast is recording of a lecture from a class I taught at the Jamaica Theological Seminary on Caribbean Thou...

This is the video and updated audio version of the podcast Interview with Rev. Deon Jackson of Rehab Cathedral in Atlanta . In this episode we Interviewed the Newly Ordained Young Minister. (This episode can also be heard via audio podcast without the video.) Rev. Jackson shared with us his unique and special ministry to the sick, shut-ins, drug addicts, people with mental health and HIV-AIDS in A...

This is a Bonus episode as I had published an episode with this live interview, I had on Germantown Radio about my book Neoliberalism. However, I didn't get a chance to share the live video on the podcast. I can now do video podcast and I am sharing Live podcast as a Bonus Podcast to the previous one that we had done on an episode where I talked about Neoliberalism.

In this episode we Interviewed Newly Ordained Young Minister of Rehab Cathedral, Atlanta, Rev. Deon Jackson. He shared with us his unique and special ministry to the sick, shut-ins, drug addicts, people with mental health and HIV-AIDS in Atlanta. He explain that while he is newly ordained, he was already serving as a minister in another church and that this ordination is an addition to his service...

This Episode is interesting as we share a News Alert about a company posing as an Investment Company that claims to be based in the UAE. They are not on any radar but we were able to uncover their scheme as they had sought to scam us and to steal our information. I outlay the step-by-step process by which this company approached and engaged us as a way to expose the ways in which these companies o...

This is the introduction of a series on Series: Caribbean Perspectives: Towards Developing A Caribbean and Pan African Thought Journal. That’s a project plan of The Neoliberal Corporation. However, Is there anything such as “Caribbean Thought” and btw thought is not dinosauric or static, as it is #dynamic and #critical. Hence what of Caribbean thinking and minds. What have Caribbean thinkers contr...

In this episode I discuss part of the conclusion of my upcoming book: entitled: Neoliberal Globalization Considered: 1900’s to The Recent American Recession & Beyond: Where I continue to look at the socio-economic effects of neoliberal globalization on the world’s most vulnerable peoples. We say it’s part of a conclusion because it is; and will be the rationale and beginning of a current project a...

You cannot afford to miss a minute of this Video Podcast episode where I interviewed Shelly-Ann Weeks Executive Director of the HerFlow Foundation in Jamaica, and recent recipient of the Governor General's Award. The Governor General is Jamaica's appointed Head-of-state and representative of the Queen of England who is the actual head-of-state of Jamaica. It was dynamic, informative, inspiring, an...