Brilliant and Uncomfortable in the Best Way
This podcast is essential listening for anyone who…Nope. Strike that. It’s essential listening. I have listened to a number of episodes more than once because I wanted to revisit some of the points made by Baratunde, Raquel and Tanner. Some of the segments have made me uncomfortable in the best possible way. That is, these three - and many of the listener comments - have forced me to look at some of my own internalized biases and forced me to confront them. It is so easy for well-meaning liberal white folks (and yes that includes me) to sit back, put our feet up and pat ourselves on the back because we don’t use racial slurs, don’t commit hate crimes and did vote for President Obama. That’s an oversimplification, but this a podcast review not a dissertation. In any case, thank you Baratunde, Raquel and Tanner for poking around in some of the most uncomfortable and important parts of the American psyche (and mine) with aplomb. You are superheroes.
KateJointz via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/09/15
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I love this podcast! It's an honest look at race in America from a variety of view points. Totally worth your time!Read full review »
Keiadp via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/24/16
I picked up Baratundes book after hearing him on the Champs and seeing him on T.V. this podcast is amazing and I look forward to reading My best friends are black by Tanner next. I love all the voices and issues tackled by this podcast I’ll be listening every week.
Theslowburn via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 05/26/15
Love that they cover relevant topics and have well rounded hosts. It fills my need to talk about race...well done casual podcast. I listen to it when j get ready and find myself often nodding in agreement.
Tanifor2 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/01/15
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