The Walt Weekly Podcast

Show Notes Keywords AI, employment, job displacement, creativity, corporate culture, legal landscape, human touch, empathy, service, future of work This conversation explores the implications of AI on employment, the necessity for human adaptation in the face of technological advancement, and the importance of maintaining a human touch in a rapidly changing work environment. The speakers discuss t...

In this episode, we explore Andy Ellwood’s innovative AI-powered app, Stretch Groceries, designed to help families make smarter grocery choices, save money, and navigate rising food costs. Discover how this technology aims to bring transparency and efficiency to an industry often cluttered with challenges, and learn about future plans to expand access even in urban food deserts. Hopefully Andy can...

In part 2 of this insightful interview, Paul Musson, a seasoned investor and author, discusses the intricacies of the equity markets, the impact of home purchases, stock risk, gold, and options. He shares insights around investment techniques and hedging. He advises young couples to take a long view and to do your research.   Keywords Investing, Equity Markets, Central Bank Policy, Wealth Inequali...

In Part 1 of this insightful interview, Paul Musson, a seasoned investor and author, discusses the intricacies of the equity markets, the impact of central bank policies, and the future of the US dollar. He shares his expertise on how monetary policy influences asset prices, wealth inequality, and the risks facing investors today. Keywords Investing, Equity Markets, Central Bank Policy, Wealth Ine...

This episode features Bronx political candidates Cortland W. Hankins III and Cecil Brooks Jr., discussing housing, community engagement, and the fight against gentrification. They share their backgrounds, policy visions, and strategies for empowering residents and improving local governance. Bronx politics, housing advocacy, community engagement, tenant ownership, political candidates, Bronx Assem...

In this episode, the host, Walter Latham, Sr emphasizes the importance of regional independence within the U.S., advocating for a subset of states to form their own sovereign homeland. The discussion explores ideas around self-governance, reparations, and regional autonomy. Main Topics: The need for a coalition of 5-7 states acting as an independent country The concept of sovereign homelands withi...

In this episode of The Walt Weekly Podcast, the hosts and guests engage in a powerful discussion about women's empowerment, particularly focusing on the rights and roles of black women in society. They explore the importance of voting, the fight for reproductive rights, and the historical contributions of black women to civil rights movements. The conversation also delves into the challenges faced...

Walt Weekly Podcast: Episode 3 - Overcoming Life's Challenges Welcome back to the Walt Weekly Podcast! In our third episode, we delve into the inspiring journey of Walter Latham Sr., exploring the challenges he faced and the resilience he demonstrated throughout his life. This episode is a testament to the power of perseverance and the lessons learned from overcoming adversity. What to Expect In t...

In this episode, host, Walter Latham, dives into the profiles of the three individuals who attempted to assassinate President Trump, exploring commonalities, motives, and implications for the future.  He draws conclusions from the various sources concluding that we haven't seen the last attempt. Why? These perpetrators represent a cross section of America. More attempts will be made.  Profile of T...

In this episode, Walter shares his raw and unfiltered thoughts on rising utility bills, economic hardships, political conflicts, and societal divisions. An unmissable perspective on current affairs and personal impact amid national tensions. Key Topics: The dramatic increase in electricity bills from $180 to $405 and its impact on everyday Americans Criticism of government policies, especially tar...

McCurtain County Hot Mike moment brings it home that Black people are thought as people to be lynched, beaten and barbecued. Some whites are quick to talk about "White Guilt". There should not be CRT in our schools. From what I see, they need it bad if we are to have a functioning democracy. Vote Local my friends because burying your head in the sand is not a viable option!

This episode features real-world insights into military intelligence, blending factual experiences and fictional storytelling to entertain and educate From Military Service to Bestselling Author: Derek Jackson's Journey into Intelligence and Fiction Discover the inspiring story of Derek Jackson, a retired Air Force special agent turned author, as he shares his experiences in military intelligence,...

On March 25, 2026, the UN General Assembly adopted a historic resolution (A/80/L.48) declaring the transatlantic slave trade the "gravest crime against humanity." This resolution, spearheaded by Ghana and the African Union, is a massive step in the push for global reparations. While not legally binding, it creates a new moral and political framework for restitution, compensation, and formal apolog...

In part 2 of our interview with Edmond W. Davis, we discuss the upcoming annual event National HBCU Black Wall Street Career Fest! Building Bridges at the HBCU Wall Street Festival. Join us in this engaging episode featuring Professor Edmond W. Davis from Arkansas, who shares insights on the groundbreaking National HBCU Black Wall Street Career Fest. Discover how this innovative event fosters coll...

In this episode, Walt shares his early experiences arriving in New York City, navigating unfamiliar environments, and the lessons learned about trust and street life as a young man from North Carolina. Keywords New York City, life lessons, trust, street life, young immigrant, North Carolina, subway, homelessness, personal growth Key Topics First impressions of New York City Trust and deception on...

Special Release! Due to the fast oving news on  ths war, we are releasing this episode one day early.  This episode delves into the geopolitical tensions surrounding Iran, examining both the military implications and economic consequences, especially concerning U.S. foreign policy and military action. Insights are provided from a seasoned finance expert and a critical perspective on leadership and...

As is normal when you come from a small town, you can’t wait to leave. Take my word for it, my town was small and people went to bed after dark. I used to go down to the bus station and watch friends and relatives taking that 8:15 to New York. Finally, my turn came. Please Subscribe, Like, Follow and Share    

keywordstrade deficits, tariffs, US-China relations, economic impact, financial services, consumer taxes, protectionism, Trump administration, trade surplus, economic education summaryIn this episode, the host discusses the complexities of trade deficits and tariffs, particularly in relation to the US-China economic relationship. The conversation highlights the impact of tariffs on American consum...

We think a lookback to our podcast from Sept. 2022 is applicable to today's events.  In a paper done by the National Information Forum, The “great replacement” theory, in simple terms, states that welcoming immigration policies — particularly those impacting nonwhite immigrants — are part of a plot designed to undermine or “replace” the political power and culture of white people living in Western...

This is Part 1 of a 2 part interview.  In this episode of The Walt Weekly Podcast, host Walt and co-host Ernest J. Robinson welcome Edmond W. Davis, a world-class speaker, historian, and professor. The conversation delves into Davis's background, his advocacy for teaching history from an Afrocentric perspective, and the importance of HBCUs in empowering African American students. Davis discusses t...

Summary This episode discusses the significant demographic shifts occurring in the U.S., particularly the decline of the non-Hispanic white population and its implications for society and politics. The host explores the reasons behind this decline, the potential extinction of the white demographic, and the impact on black communities and their political leverage. The conversation emphasizes the im...

This episode of The Walt Weekly discusses the impact of integration on the Black community in the United States. The host argues that integration has not been beneficial and has led to the decline of black businesses, the black family unit, and black education. The need for people of color to recognize the negative effects of integration and focus on building wealth and creating their own business...

Keywords Nicki Minaj, cultural identity, Black Americans, immigrant activism, unity, division, foundational Black Americans, cultural autopsies, social commentary, community respect, Delineation, Sun Tzu Summary In this episode of the Walt Weekly Podcast, Walter Latham discusses the implications of Nicki Minaj's recent statements at a conservative political event, exploring the deeper connections...

  In this episode of The Walt Weekly Podcast, Sgt. Ernest Robinson addresses the tragic incident involving the killing of Renee Good in Minnesota, emphasizing the need for accountability and adherence to the law by law enforcement. The discussion begins with a poignant quote about fear, contrasting children's fear of the dark with adults' fear of truth and enlightenment. The host critiques the dis...

Important! Emergency Preparedness. Being prepared for an emergency is something that we don't often think about until we are in one. Then we wish we had taken steps earlier. Hopefully this podcast will prompt our listeners to take under advisement what Captain Willis says and implement what is applicable to their situation.  Please Follow, Like, and Share www.thewaltweekly.com thewaltweekly@gmail....