Finally, I can Talk: the Pod

Hands OFF my Prozac!!

Expand that political imagination!!! I recorded this a few weeks ago lol. So the topics are a little outdated but still!!! Everything still applies!!! RFK can't have my SSRI's and we need to expand that political imagination!! Get full access to Finally, I can Talk at www.finallyicantalk.com/subscribe [https://www.finallyicantalk.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4]

BRING BACK $800 APARTMENTS!!!

Everything is too damn high, but we have the power to fix it. There are enough dissatisfied people, and the people in charge are not the people in POWER. WE ARE!!! We can get the rent lowered, the food costs back down, and the student loans gone. In this week's episode of Finally, I Can Talk, I encourage us to keep hope alive, get tapped in with those organizing for a better life, and to keep pushing forward. We don't have to accept these circumstances that keep us broke all throughout the one life we have to live. Poverty is a system that was created by design. Excuse the sound quality this week, my mic just did whatever lol. Tap into The General Strike: https://generalstrikeus.com/ and sign the strike card!!!! Get full access to Finally, I can Talk at www.finallyicantalk.com/subscribe [https://www.finallyicantalk.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4]

EFF THEM STUDENT LOANS | Ep. 10

For those of us with student loans, we were given a false promise of financial stability when we took them out. We should find ways to organize around this issue, especially considering that student loan debt disproportionately impacts Black borrowers. We carry almost 1/4 of the nation's student loan debt, even though we only represent 13% of the population. My hope is that we organize outside of electoral politics, because that is not the end all be all. We need mutual aid and solidarity. Roosevelt Institute report on Black borrowers: https://rooseveltinstitute.org/blog/how-the-student-debt-crisis-disproportionately-harms-black-borrowers/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22620580786&gbraid=0AAAAADrzfJ53mAlIMxX9FtVxZTOQa05RJ&gclid=Cj0KCQjwyr3OBhD0ARIsALlo-OlpvCU9pT9VwABtnLfXoJ2sqs4LYDhIn0cjZ50ZF7UIrbaIsJg7nusaAlVZEALw_wcB Student loan organizations: Student debt crisis center [https://www.studentdebtcrisis.org/] Strike debt [https://strikedebt.org/] Protect Borrowers [https://protectborrowers.org/] Get full access to Finally, I can Talk at www.finallyicantalk.com/subscribe [https://www.finallyicantalk.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4]

Ep. 9 | Defending Diddy in this Economy??

Rape culture needs capitalism to survive. And Usher’s comments on Diddy shows that it’s thriving. And y’all better listen because I stayed up until 2 a.m. editing this podcast today!!! Edited by: Kenya Hunter Theme song: Performed by Kenya’s family. Created and mixed by DeVision Dev. Get full access to Finally, I can Talk at www.finallyicantalk.com/subscribe [https://www.finallyicantalk.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4]

Ep. 8 | In front of my Lemon Pound Cake?!

Today’s episode is a little more gossipy than woke — it was just such a juicy week! But it’s a current events podcast which means we talk about pop culture AND politics AND all the things. We love multifaceted podcasters! This week’s topics: * Afroman won his lawsuit * Jack Harlow ‘got Blacker’ * Huda — why did you go to that girl’s house??? Thanks for listening!! Host: Kenya Hunter Edited by: Deonte Ray Theme song performed by Rev. Dr. Phyllis Thornton and Fabeanne Collins. Mixed by: Devision Dev Get full access to Finally, I can Talk at www.finallyicantalk.com/subscribe [https://www.finallyicantalk.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4]