This is a safe space for my thoughts—Black, unfiltered, unapologetic.
A Black Canadian voice from Ottawa (Red Black) shaped by the Red, the Black, and the Green and the Red Blue (Rouge et Bleu).
I don’t know exactly where this podcast is headed, but that’s the point. Like me, this podcast is a work in progress. It grows, shifts, and evolves as I do. Maybe it becomes a community, maybe it stays just me and this one mic. Either way, I’m here, and I’ve got something to say—so Shut Up!
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This is a safe space for my thoughts—Black, unfiltered, unapologetic.
A Black Canadian voice from Ottawa (Red Black) shaped by the Red, the Black, and the Green and the Red Blue (Rouge et Bleu).
I don’t know exactly where this podcast is headed, but that’s the point. Like me, this podcast is a work in progress. It grows, shifts, and evolves as I do. Maybe it becomes a community, maybe it stays just me and this one mic. Either way, I’m here, and I’ve got something to say—so Shut Up!
In today’s episode, I talk about a smile that caught me off guard, the passing of Malcolm Jamal Warner, something Laverne Cox recently said, Stephen Colbert, The Clipse’s new album (yes, again), a follow-up to the last episode, and what I mean by “The Colour Violence.”
Quotes
You’re never going to learn
The cheat code is to give people grace
Trauma says/Healing says
Randomness
I smiled
RIP Malcolm Jamal Warner
Laverne Cox
Stephen Colbert Tells Donald Trump To “Go F*ck Yourself” After ‘The Late Show’ Axing
Pusha T says LGSEO is the best album of the year and I agree
284: My Life and This Podcast
Featured Thought
The Colour Violence
Let’s talk about the Rat Pack
Having a "Jamboy" seems to not only have been a practice India but in more places throughout the British Empire.
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Shut Up! Podcast
This is a safe space for my thoughts—Black, unfiltered, unapologetic.
A Black Canadian voice from Ottawa (Red Black) shaped by the Red, the Black, and the Green and the Red Blue (Rouge et Bleu).
I don’t know exactly where this podcast is headed, but that’s the point. Like me, this podcast is a work in progress. It grows, shifts, and evolves as I do. Maybe it becomes a community, maybe it stays just me and this one mic. Either way, I’m here, and I’ve got something to say—so Shut Up!
